Anonymous
Post 08/10/2013 20:54     Subject: Dupont Circle
Anonymous wrote:Some of these are terrible suggestions!



What would you suggest, then?
Anonymous
Post 08/10/2013 20:37     Subject: Dupont Circle
Some of these are terrible suggestions!
Anonymous
Post 08/10/2013 20:20     Subject: Dupont Circle
Ping Pong Dim Sum is fun. Maybe for lunch one day?
Anonymous
Post 08/10/2013 20:13     Subject: Dupont Circle
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:La Tomate: http://latomatebistro.com/menus-wine/

Kramer Books & Afterwards: http://www.kramers.com/index.html


Does anyone from DC actually eat at La Tomate? I've lived here for 20 years and never darkened their doorstep. I think of it as a place where the concierge at the Hilton sends folks.


+1. Never been to Tomate.


Once on business in 1987. I remember that Jim Vance was there that night...
Anonymous
Post 08/10/2013 20:10     Subject: Dupont Circle
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:La Tomate: http://latomatebistro.com/menus-wine/

Kramer Books & Afterwards: http://www.kramers.com/index.html


Does anyone from DC actually eat at La Tomate? I've lived here for 20 years and never darkened their doorstep. I think of it as a place where the concierge at the Hilton sends folks.


+1. Never been to Tomate.



Come to think of it me neither. I've lived here since '94. I've eaten at a ton of other places in and around Dupont though.
Anonymous
Post 08/10/2013 20:09     Subject: Dupont Circle
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:La Tomate: http://latomatebistro.com/menus-wine/

Kramer Books & Afterwards: http://www.kramers.com/index.html


Does anyone from DC actually eat at La Tomate? I've lived here for 20 years and never darkened their doorstep. I think of it as a place where the concierge at the Hilton sends folks.


+1. Never been to Tomate.
Anonymous
Post 08/10/2013 19:56     Subject: Dupont Circle
Anonymous wrote:La Tomate: http://latomatebistro.com/menus-wine/

Kramer Books & Afterwards: http://www.kramers.com/index.html


Does anyone from DC actually eat at La Tomate? I've lived here for 20 years and never darkened their doorstep. I think of it as a place where the concierge at the Hilton sends folks.
Anonymous
Post 08/10/2013 19:55     Subject: Dupont Circle
Don't forget to check out a few of the art galleries that line almost every block around DuPont Circle: http://dupontcirclearts.blogspot.com/
Anonymous
Post 08/10/2013 19:49     Subject: Dupont Circle
Bistrot Du Coin: http://www.bistrotducoin.com/
Anonymous
Post 08/10/2013 19:43     Subject: Dupont Circle
Big Hunt: http://thebighunt.net/
Anonymous
Post 08/10/2013 19:41     Subject: Dupont Circle
Floriana

Agora

Both on 17th Street, a short walk away

Mandu

Rosemary's Thyme Bistro

On 18th Street, at the bottom of Adams Morgan, also just a short walk from Dupont

Have fun... that's a nice area for exploring!
Anonymous
Post 08/10/2013 19:40     Subject: Dupont Circle
La Tomate: http://latomatebistro.com/menus-wine/

Kramer Books & Afterwards: http://www.kramers.com/index.html
Anonymous
Post 08/10/2013 19:33     Subject: Dupont Circle
Pizzaria Paradiso
Le Pain Quotidien is a chain, but it's good for breakfast
Anonymous
Post 08/10/2013 19:31     Subject: Dupont Circle
Lunch or dinner at Hank's Oyster bar. There are lots of fresh veggies on the menu and healthful enough seafood options. (Plenty of rich decadent options too.)

Mandu is fun for easy pretty good Korean.
Anonymous
Post 08/10/2013 19:24     Subject: Dupont Circle
I'm headed to DC for work training for a week. I'd love some recommendations for some restaurants near DuPont circle. I love ethnic and healthy stuff. But, ill be alone, no nothing crazy fancy. Any thoughts? Breakfast lunch or dinner?