Your guide to the best restaurants in one of DC’s most sophisticated neighborhoods
DC’s neighborhood (named for the fog that clings to it in the morning) features culture vultures, history buffs and discerning diners, and is also home to the prestigious George 라이브카지노 University. looms large on the banks of the Potomac River while the historic Watergate building features with a fab rooftop bar. And of course, there are plenty of acclaimed restaurants ready to dazzle you.
Raved About Restaurants
Rasika West End ©Jonnis Scott Photography
The intellectual and diplomatic community that frequents Foggy Bottom favors restaurants like . The sister restaurant to the original Rasika in the neighborhood, this luxe Indian eatery features modern Indian fusion from local restaurateur Ashok Bajaj.
is another popular hot spot, serving up farm-to-table favorites in a sophisticated setting. For a delicious steak, head to Prime Rib, which will remind you of a mid-century supper club. And if it's handmade pastas and pizzas you crave, head to for – you guessed it – Italian favorites.
Even the Kennedy Center gets in on the neighborhood’s formidable dining scene. The features spectacular views of the Potomac River and the DC cityscape, serving an international menu with a focus on French techniques in an art deco-inspired dining room.
Taste world-renowned sushi in a sophisticated setting at , the Japanese-meets-Peruvian restaurant and lounge from famed chef and restaurateur Nobu Matsuhisa. Diners rave about the tiradito, a sashimi “fan” dressed in yuzu, spices and cilantro.
High-End Hotel Dining
Foggy Bottom, which is also home to the U.S. Department of State, features an impressive collection of high-end hotels with wow-worthy restaurants that play host to diplomats and other DC notables on a regular basis. in the Park Hyatt 라이브카지노 serves a menu of refined yet rustic fare. boasts three ultra-modern dining spaces: , and rooftop bar . Kingbird features modern American fare with a French twist, as well as a dining room by famous designer Ron Arad.
also hosts local notables at its restaurant, . Look for classic dishes featuring honey harvested from the hotel’s very own honey bee farm atop the building. At , serves up sexy spirits and entrees in a lounge setting.
Casual Eats for Everyone
is perfect if you’re looking for brews and tater tots, while (and cerveza garden) offers a lineup Havana-worthy delicacies: an extensive rum list, cigar menu and even café Cubano. However, the other element that sets Casta’s apart is its vibrant social scene, with live music, happy hour cocktails, salsa lessons and all-day Sunday brunch.