Which Rasika location is more romantic?

[Anonymous]

West End or Penn Quarter? Date night help. Thank you.

[Anonymous]

Nothing says romance like curry and Delhi belly.
(PQ has slightly better ambiance)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Nothing says romance like curry and Delhi belly.
(PQ has slightly better ambiance)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Nothing says romance like curry and Delhi belly.
(PQ has slightly better ambiance)

Ha, thanks. OP

[Anonymous]

I liked west end better but maybe because we had a nice booth. At PQ we were in the middle right near the door and it was very noisy.

[Anonymous]

Not sure either are particularly romantic. Food is good though!

[Anonymous]

I don't think Rasika is a romantic restaurant. Definitely not the PQ location, which is loud and can be drafty.

[Anonymous]

Have to echo what others have said. Rasika just isn't a romantic restaurant and while it can be a bit more cozy depending on where you're seated, it's not a restaurant I'd recommend for someone looking for that romantic ambiance.

[Anonymous]

Both locations are loud, but if I had to choose I'd say the one in the West End is slightly quieter. I also think that whether Rasika is romantic depends on what your definition is ... but no, it's not quiet with out-of-the-way tables in dark corners. But it's kind of sexy and has good lighting. If you have the right company, any place can be romantic.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Not sure either are particularly romantic. Food is good though!

This is what I was thinking.

[Anonymous]

West End