Italian
Italian
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Declaration
Declaration is right near Nats Park and has a wide-ranging menu and a daily Happy Hour so it’s perfect for a group dinner or brunch before a game.
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All Purpose
This new location of All Purpose in the Navy Yard is serving pizza and Italian appetizers on the water, and is a quick walk to Nats Park.
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Fiola Mare
Great views, excellent seafood, and a lot of money. Fiola Mare is where you go for a special occasion in Georgetown.
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Ristorante Piccolo
Ristorante Piccolo is an Italian restaurant with a live violinist most nights. It’s over-the-top, but a good Georgetown experience to have once.
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Filomena Ristorante
For an old-school Italian experience in DC, go to Filomena in Georgetown.
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Paolo’s Ristorante
Paolo’s is one of the few reasonably-priced places for drinks and a light bite on Wisconsin in Georgetown.
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The Red Hen
You can’t have a bad night at Red Hen. The Bloomingdale spot serves some of the best Italian food in DC in a space that feels like a cabin.
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The Italian Store
The massive subs and pizza by the slice at The Italian Store will make your Arlington lunch breaks a lot better.
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Pupatella Neapolitan Pizza
Pupatella doesn’t look like much from the outside, but it’s serving the best pizza in Arlington.
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All-Purpose
All-Purpose is a neighborhood spot in Shaw with excellent Italian antipasti and some good pizza.
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Compass Rose
Not sure what you want? Compass Rose is the move. The Logan Circle spot serves small plates inspired by street food from all over the world.
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Centrolina
Centrolina is an Italian spot in CityCenter. It’s grownup, but the space is bright and the vibes aren’t stuffy.
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Ghibellina
Ghibellina is a neighborhood Italian spot in Logan Circle. You’ll come for the pizzas and pastas, but stay for the cozy vibes and friendly service.
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Birch & Barley
When you want a good beer but don't want to sacrifice good food, head to Bitch & Barley in Logan Circle. It's the best of both worlds.
