Eating At The Bar
Eating At The Bar
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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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Martin’s Tavern
Martin's is one of the oldest restaurants in Georgetown. And while the American/pub food is fine, you're really here for the history lesson.
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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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All-Purpose
All-Purpose is a neighborhood spot in Shaw with excellent Italian antipasti and some good pizza.
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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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Timber Pizza Company
Timber is a casual pizza spot in Shaw that’s great for a low-key dinner or a group-hang outside.
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Sushi Taro
Sushi Taro in DC can be as casual or as fancy as you need it to be. Have a low-key dinner at the bar, or do the omakase for a special occasion.
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Duke's Grocery
Duke’s Grocery is a low-key gastropub in a Dupont row house. The burger is rightly famous, but you won't be disappointed with anything on the menu.
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El Chucho Cocina Superior
A casual and cheap Mexican spot with excellent tacos, corn, and drinks.
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Estadio
Estadio’s tapas will be familiar if you’re used to eating Spanish food, but it will be better. Use Estadio to woo sources, dates, or anyone else.
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Jaleo
The phenomenal tapas and fun times here might be the best example of what Jose Andres has done for DC eating.
