Restaurants near National Museum of American Jewish History

Overall great, quick service and delicious food! We did dine early, and I could see the kitchen slowly down during peak hours

One of the best dining experiences I’ve had in a long time. The omakase was incredible and the wagyu was mesmerizing.

Was great way to celebrate the new year. Food is very reasonably priced, and is served family style. Great portions. The cool on the sea bass was amazing, it melted like butter and the veg complimented it well. The plum sake was a favorite of the alcohol, and the sunrise was the favorite of the mock-tails, best served with a splash of sparkling water. Overall was a great experience and will be returning especially to have ray as our server. He was fantastic.

Service was SLOWWWWW! In their defense it was packed in there. The food was good the drinks were better but the vibe was A1. It was like an upscale party that no one invited you to lol. Music is loud but it was still a chill vibe. It’s hot in there yall so dress accordingly.

Christmas Eve Seven Fishes dinner was truly spectacular! The newly remodeled restaurant is beautiful, and the ambience was warm and buzzing. Can’t forget the food — which was wonderful. Owner Ellen Yin was there circulating and helping out the staff, which really made the whole night special. Thank you Fork for helping make this year’s Christmas festivities memorable!