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- AAmyBaltimore / Maryland •2 reviews5.0Dined 4 days agoCame here before a show at Kennedy Center, it is an easy 10 minute walk from there. This place is huge and can seat a lot of people. Food was excellent and came out very quickly. The decor was beautiful and I normally hate high top chairs but they were comfortable and had enough foot rests. They were very busy and seemed to be short on servers so service was a little slow as far as server checking on us but everyone was very nice and the speed in which the food came out made up for it so we still left exactly the time we planned. If in the area, I would come back here and recommend to others.More infoSixty Vines Foggy BottomPrice: Moderate• Wine Bar• Washington•4.7
- SShahanaLas Vegas •4 reviews5.0Dined 4 days agoFood was awesome and a reasonable amount! We had an entree each and didn’t need appetizers. Eddy was the perfect server!More infoPisco y Nazca Ceviche Gastrobar - Washington D.C.Price: Moderate• Peruvian• Downtown•4.7
- MmargaretWashington, D.C. Area •2 reviews5.0Dined 6 days agoWent for Christmas dinner. Foggy Bottom was one of the two locations that had the a’ la carte menu which was why I picked the location. It was a little crowded waiting for our reservation time and they were behind but we expected that and didn’t mind. There were three of us and we all were happy with our meals. We had wings and the corn bread skillet for appetizers. The wings were really good. I’m not a fan of corn in my cornbread but it still tasted good. I had fried shrimp with fries, coleslaw and corn bread. The shrimp and fries were really good. The coleslaw was a little blah. Our other two diners had a platter with ribs, cheeseburger sliders and fried chicken and coleslaw. They both loved theirs but also were not fans of the coleslaw. The staff was friendly and professional and fast. We enjoyed talking to them and the two different sets of patrons sitting beside us. We had a great Christmas dinner despite it not being an “traditional” Christmas dinner and would come back again.More infoFounding Farmers DC: Foggy BottomPrice: Moderate• American• Foggy Bottom•4.5
- AAnnaWashington, D.C. Area •12 reviews5.0Dined 7 days agoA wonderful Christmas dinner here. Food was plentiful and well prepared. Starter and dessert served by waiter. The main course and sides were buffet. Choice of turkey, salmon, lamb, and/or ham. Dozen side dishes. Something for all tastes. Loved the warm rolls. Plenty of street parking on Christmas but not regular work days.. Our second Christmas here. Plan to return next Christmas. Also I have eaten here on other occasions and food is uniformly good.More infoTeddy & The Bully BarPrice: Expensive• American• Dupont Circle•4.6
- LLizVIPWashington, D.C. Area •11 reviews5.0Dined 7 days agoFive stars for A. Bar and Kitchen. The food was delicious - my favorites were the duck and the oyster mushrooms. The service is lovely. One can hear themselves think. Not too loud but a very cool vibe. So wonderful to finally have a good restaurant not too far from the Kennedy Center! I also can’t wait to try it in nicer weather - they have a very cool space out back with a fire pit and a little garden.More infoa.kitchen+bar D.C.Price: Expensive• American• West End•4.7