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[quote=Anonymous]CityZen is on par with any of the Michelin starred restaurants I have been to in Napa, SF, NYC or Tokyo. Well maybe not Tokyo, but kaiseki is a totally different matter. Michelin just hasn't done a guide for DC yet, that's why you won't find any rated restaurants. As much of a carnivore as I am, even I have found my tastes of the vegetarian tasting menu to be amazing. They also allow your table to split your meal so one can order the tasting menu and the other can order a la carte.

Marcels is also nice, though haven't been there since kids. It's particularly nice to combine with a night at the Kennedy Center.

We've always liked Adour, except Alaine Ducasse is withdrawing from involvement at the end of this month, for what that's worth since he was never really there, but the chef in charge developed under Ducasse's tutelage.

Mintwood, recommended by a PP, is actually a great place to take your kids as they even have a kids menu. Just get there at 5:30 when they open.[/quote]

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