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- JJaimeVIPWashington, D.C. Area •6 reviews5.0Dined 1 day agoHands down the best French bistro in dc. The food is exquisiteness on a plate Francis and Bryan are the most hospitable hosts I’ve encounter d in a Restuarant.More infoLa PiquettePrice: Expensive• French• Cleveland Park•4.8
- FForkmacheteWashington, D.C. Area •6 reviews5.0Dined 2 days agoI recently dined at La Grande Boucherie, and I couldn’t be happier with my experience! As someone with celiac disease, dining out can often be stressful, but the team at La Grande Boucherie went above and beyond to ensure my safety and comfort. Before my visit, I reached out to let them know about my dietary restrictions, and their response was incredibly reassuring. They informed me that their head chef and kitchen team were fully aware of my needs and took meticulous care to prevent cross-contamination. While their fryer isn’t gluten-free (so fries were off the menu for me), they made excellent alternative recommendations and ensured that everything I ordered was completely safe. The food was great! The salads were fresh and vibrant, and the steak and eggs were absolutely delicious—cooked to perfection. What made the experience even better was the effort the chef took to make all the appetizers gluten-free, so I could safely share them with my friends. The service was impeccable, and I left feeling both satisfied and safe, which is rare for someone with celiac disease. La Grande Boucherie has set a high standard for gluten-free dining, and I can’t recommend it enough. I’m already looking forward to my next visit!More infoLa Grande Boucherie - DCPrice: Very Expensive• French• Washington•4.4
- GGustavoIndiana •1 review5.0Dined 3 days agoMy wife and I loved our visit to Zaytinya in DC! If you’re in downtown, you’ve got to check it out. They specialize in Greek, Lebanese, and Turkish food, and everything is meant to be shared, which makes it even more fun. The flavors were amazing, and the vibe was relaxed but still classy. Definitely try their mezze dishes—they’re so good!More infoZaytinya - DCPrice: Expensive• Mediterranean• Penn Quarter•4.7
- AAbbyWashington, D.C. Area •2 reviews5.0Dined 4 days agoI’d suggest you make a reservation as it was a full house at 2pm on a Thursday. We were greeted promptly by our server and she checked on us regularly. The food came out timely and it was delicious. We each had alcoholic beverages, salads, an entree, cappuccinos and dessert. The bill was about $200 and I felt that was a fair price and worth it.More infoFilomena RistorantePrice: Expensive• Italian• Georgetown•4.8
- EEmmaGreater Boston •1 review5.0Dined 5 days agoIncredible service and 10/10 food! Expected standard brunch food, but was pleasantly surprised. Order the foccacia, burrata, and pork pasta!More infoOlio e Più - DCPrice: Expensive• Italian• Washington•4.4