Anonymous wrote:I live in Georgetown+ we eat out frequently. It really depends on how much you want to spend per person.
Some choices:

Sequoia
Farmers Fishers Bakers
Clydes
1310 Kitchen
La Chaumiere
Osteria Mozza
Pizzeria Paradiso
Peacock Cafe
Alera
Chez Billy Sud
The Tombs
Pinstripes
Brasseri Liberte
1789
Martin's Tavern
Flavio
IL Canale
Kiojin
Cafe Leopolds
Tony + Joes
Thalia
Thunder Burger

I'm across the bridge in West End/Dupont and this is a good list! Let us know what you find, OP. I do fear a table for 10 on graduation week booking a week out might be a little beggars can't be choosers" at this stage in the game. Some of these suggestions are good on food but pretty unlikely to.accommodate a party of that size on short notice. Let us know what you find!

If everything in Georgetown is booked, other close by options are Et Voila, Barcelona @ Cathedral Heights or Bar Angie (West End).

Anonymous wrote:Reservations might be difficult now, but I went to Blue Duck Tavern with my family after my Georgetown graduation many years ago. It was a really lovely meal.

Very expensive and is in West End to clarify for OP.

Reservations might be difficult now, but I went to Blue Duck Tavern with my family after my Georgetown graduation many years ago. It was a really lovely meal.

Sorry but Peacock Cafe does not have the best food. I am sure the smoothies are fine. The food is very meh.

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Anonymous wrote:Filomena is wildly overpiced and the food is terrible. Avoid.
Peacock Cafe, which is next to Cafe Milano, is pretty casual but the food is good -- and has lots of options so there's something for everyone.

A friend had a birthday dinner at Peacock Cafe for 14 people. It was great.

I posted a long list earlier (I live in Georgetown). I included Peacock Cafe so I agree with you. The prices are decent and there is something for everyone on the menu. I'm I especially love the real fruit smoothies made on the spot. We have entertained out-of-town guests who enjoyed it there. The owners are 2 very kind Persian brothers who have helped other restaurant ers in town. The service at the restaurant is good too.

The Met Club.

Little further away, but everyone likes Le Diplomate

Anonymous wrote:Filomena is wildly overpiced and the food is terrible. Avoid.
Peacock Cafe, which is next to Cafe Milano, is pretty casual but the food is good -- and has lots of options so there's something for everyone.

A friend had a birthday dinner at Peacock Cafe for 14 people. It was great.

Osteria Mozza is perfect

If its hard to get a res there, try Milano.

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Anonymous wrote:Maybe Primrose? Delicious and a little farther from downtown so less booked? Unless it's the same as Catholic University graduation, then it might be booked.

Georgetown, she said Georgetown.

Also /DC

I live in Georgetown+ we eat out frequently. It really depends on how much you want to spend per person.
Some choices:

Sequoia
Farmers Fishers Bakers
Clydes
1310 Kitchen
La Chaumiere
Osteria Mozza
Pizzeria Paradiso
Peacock Cafe
Alera
Chez Billy Sud
The Tombs
Pinstripes
Brasseri Liberte
1789
Martin's Tavern
Flavio
IL Canale
Kiojin
Cafe Leopolds
Tony + Joes
Thalia
Thunder Burger