Fanciest restaurant in DC?

[Anonymous]

Gravitas. Delicious, fun and funky - felt more like when we lived in BK than DC

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Gravitas. Delicious, fun and funky - felt more like when we lived in BK than DC

The menu looks amazing!

[Anonymous]

None really. D.c. is second/third tier compared to New York, L.A., S.F., Chicago, Miami, etc. when it comes to restaurants. Whoever keeps writing Inn at little Wash-- that is further from D.C. than Baltimore is

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:None really. D.c. is second/third tier compared to New York, L.A., S.F., Chicago, Miami, etc. when it comes to restaurants. Whoever keeps writing Inn at little Wash-- that is further from D.C. than Baltimore is

Really helpful comment for those of us who live in DC!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:None really. D.c. is second/third tier compared to New York, L.A., S.F., Chicago, Miami, etc. when it comes to restaurants. Whoever keeps writing Inn at little Wash-- that is further from D.C. than Baltimore is

- New Yorker who has lived in this area for a long time and thinks you’re an ignorant jerk

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:None really. D.c. is second/third tier compared to New York, L.A., S.F., Chicago, Miami, etc. when it comes to restaurants. Whoever keeps writing Inn at little Wash-- that is further from D.C. than Baltimore is

- New Yorker who has lived in this area for a long time and thinks you’re an ignorant jerk

On

No need to be so defensive + ashamed that N.Y.C. has better restaurants.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:None really. D.c. is second/third tier compared to New York, L.A., S.F., Chicago, Miami, etc. when it comes to restaurants. Whoever keeps writing Inn at little Wash-- that is further from D.C. than Baltimore is

And people go from SF to Napa for The French Laundry or to Blue Hill from NYC. So why can't we go to Washington VA for a meal?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Corduroy

+1

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:None really. D.c. is second/third tier compared to New York, L.A., S.F., Chicago, Miami, etc. when it comes to restaurants. Whoever keeps writing Inn at little Wash-- that is further from D.C. than Baltimore is

And people go from SF to Napa for The French Laundry or to Blue Hill from NYC. So why can't we go to Washington VA for a meal?

Or back in time Dow memory lane to the original Bouley. Now that is a trip!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Sushi Nakazawa (1 Michelin Star) is also up there.

This is the only place I have felt sad about not being able to go to in the pandemic.

[Anonymous]

Masseria

[Anonymous]

Fiola Mare is our special occasion go-to.

[Anonymous]

Kinship and Plume

[Anonymous]

Out of these restaurants which one is better for take out? I have done some take outs from a couple of fancy restaurants and it was a bit disappointing

[Anonymous]

Prime Rib