Anonymous
Post 04/30/2022 22:34     Subject: Recommendations for date night restaurant in DC

Haha you guys are ridiculous about Union Market, but your loss.
Anonymous
Post 04/30/2022 22:32     Subject: Recommendations for date night restaurant in DC

OP I hear you. I have a wife and four kids to be responsible for - I'm not taking the risk of going to dangerous parts of DC no matter how many Karens try to shame me for it. Personally, I think most of the best restaurants in DC are downtown. I'm not a huge Italian lover but if I had to pick, Modena or Sfoglina.
Anonymous
Post 04/30/2022 22:00     Subject: Re:Recommendations for date night restaurant in DC

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:The Palm is a bit too touristy. We looked at St. Anselm and are considering but are unsure of the neighborhood (we’d be coming in from VA).


Oh my. Perhaps you should stay out in VA.


Please keep the snark to yourself. We’ve been in DC many times and actually work there. Just haven’t been out in a while due to small kids and COVID.


That’s not how the internet works, dear.
Anonymous
Post 04/30/2022 21:58     Subject: Re:Recommendations for date night restaurant in DC

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:The Palm is a bit too touristy. We looked at St. Anselm and are considering but are unsure of the neighborhood (we’d be coming in from VA).


Oh my. Perhaps you should stay out in VA.


Please keep the snark to yourself. We’ve been in DC many times and actually work there. Just haven’t been out in a while due to small kids and COVID.


So you’re nervous about a neighborhood that has a lot of restaurants and bars? 🤔

Or is it because it’s NE?
Anonymous
Post 04/30/2022 21:31     Subject: Re:Recommendations for date night restaurant in DC

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:The Palm is a bit too touristy. We looked at St. Anselm and are considering but are unsure of the neighborhood (we’d be coming in from VA).


Oh my. Perhaps you should stay out in VA.


Please keep the snark to yourself. We’ve been in DC many times and actually work there. Just haven’t been out in a while due to small kids and COVID.


+1

OP, there’s no need to explain yourself to these d*cks.
Anonymous
Post 04/30/2022 21:30     Subject: Re:Recommendations for date night restaurant in DC

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:The Palm is a bit too touristy. We looked at St. Anselm and are considering but are unsure of the neighborhood (we’d be coming in from VA).


Oh my. Perhaps you should stay out in VA.


Please keep the snark to yourself. We’ve been in DC many times and actually work there. Just haven’t been out in a while due to small kids and COVID.


Ok that’s fine but St Anselm is in Union Market which is bougie as hell. You can park within a block and there are several good options for drinks before if you want. Plus the food is really good.

It’s just not clear to me why you’d bother coming into DC if this neighborhood bothers you. NoVa has plenty of great restaurants. The city does have more crime and poverty. If that scares you, maybe you are better off staying out.
Anonymous
Post 04/30/2022 21:27     Subject: Re:Recommendations for date night restaurant in DC

Anonymous wrote:The Palm is a bit too touristy. We looked at St. Anselm and are considering but are unsure of the neighborhood (we’d be coming in from VA).


Why? There are plenty of restaurants in that area.
Anonymous
Post 04/30/2022 21:27     Subject: Re:Recommendations for date night restaurant in DC

Joe's Seafood and Steak ... get a booth in the dining room.
Anonymous
Post 04/30/2022 21:25     Subject: Re:Recommendations for date night restaurant in DC

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:The Palm is a bit too touristy. We looked at St. Anselm and are considering but are unsure of the neighborhood (we’d be coming in from VA).


Oh my. Perhaps you should stay out in VA.


Agree. Stay in your "safe" VA suburb
Anonymous
Post 04/30/2022 18:15     Subject: Re:Recommendations for date night restaurant in DC

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:The Palm is a bit too touristy. We looked at St. Anselm and are considering but are unsure of the neighborhood (we’d be coming in from VA).


Oh my. Perhaps you should stay out in VA.


Please keep the snark to yourself. We’ve been in DC many times and actually work there. Just haven’t been out in a while due to small kids and COVID.
Anonymous
Post 04/30/2022 18:04     Subject: Recommendations for date night restaurant in DC

Italian + 1 steak on the menu: Al Dente on New Mexico. Plus their desserts are really good.

Seafood plus possible steak options: Black Salt on MacArthur.

Both easily accessible from VA without venturing too far into DC.
Anonymous
Post 04/30/2022 17:56     Subject: Re:Recommendations for date night restaurant in DC

Anonymous wrote:The Palm is a bit too touristy. We looked at St. Anselm and are considering but are unsure of the neighborhood (we’d be coming in from VA).


Oh my. Perhaps you should stay out in VA.
Anonymous
Post 04/30/2022 17:54     Subject: Re:Recommendations for date night restaurant in DC

The Palm is a bit too touristy. We looked at St. Anselm and are considering but are unsure of the neighborhood (we’d be coming in from VA).
Anonymous
Post 04/30/2022 17:47     Subject: Recommendations for date night restaurant in DC

Steak and seafood - St. Anselms

Steak and Italian - The Palm
Anonymous
Post 04/30/2022 17:45     Subject: Recommendations for date night restaurant in DC

DH and I have a rare night to ourselves. Would like to go to a place that serves a NY strip, possibly mixed with Italian or Seafood that is not in the heart of the touristy areas downtown. Thanks!