• Régionale Américaine (contemporaine du Sud) • Logan Circle
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At Mallard, Chef Johnson will apply classic and global techniques to the culinary traditions of the south while incorporating the best local and regional ingredients available. Undergirding it all will be a sense of hospitality rooted in Johnson’s memories of the family table. Mallard’s menu will range from Chef Johnson’s take on classics like Shrimp and Grits with Smoked Pork, Piquillo Peppers, and Tabasco-Shellfish Nage and Wild-Caught Blue Catfish with Poached Oysters, Summer Corn, and Smoked Trout Roe to new creations like Seared Sea Scallops with Cracklin’ Cornbread, Charred Peaches and Dandelion Greens and Crisp Berkshire Pork Trotters with Ramp Chow Chow, Sunny-Side-Up Egg, and Edisto Island Grits. Dessert options include Buttermilk Panna Cotta with Rhubarb and Almond Shortbread and Banana Puddin’ with Cracker Jacks and Nilla Wafers.
With an ambience steeped in rustic charm and a menu filled with treasures from the sea, Pearl Dive Oyster Palace focuses on fresh produce and quality ingredients in its welcoming eatery. Specializing in a wide variety of oysters, from such places as Virginia, Japan, Rhode Island, British Columbia and Washington state, Peal Dive Oyster Palace takes oyster preparation seriously, complementing the delicate taste of the oyster. Appetizer options include crispy crawfish fritters, barbecue shrimp and wood-grilled oysters. Besides oysters, house specialties have a decidedly Cajun flair, with items such as seafood gumbo, crawfish etouffee and Gulf Coast Redfish, all of which have an amazing balance of spices. The rich entrées at Pearl Dive Oyster Bar are further replicated in its dessert menu, with winning options like Beignets and Brazos River Bottom Pecan Pie.
Exploring the crossroads of southern hospitality and Mid-Atlantic cuisine, Dovetail draws from regional ingredients to innovate with the dynamic flavors of the Northeast. Situated on the District's 14th Street corridor within Viceroy Washington DC, the indoor-outdoor restaurant offers rotating seasonal menus featuring the freshest ingredients from East Coast farmers, fishermen and purveyors. Relax on our all-weather outdoor patio for brunch or dinner while enjoying a destination raw bar with chilled Maine lobster and Chesapeake oysters, tantalizing appetizers like deviled eggs with kimchi or pork rinds with homemade ranch, exquisitely prepared dry aged steaks paired with fresh local vegetables, and sweet seasonal treats. Don't miss our happy hour where Dovetail's formidable beverage program is the star - highlighting local spirits, a selection of new and old world wines, craft brews, and inventive cocktails. At Dovetail, we're always up for sharing a good meal.
Le MXDC Cocina Mexicana de Todd English propose une cuisine mexicaine avec une touche moderne. Le restaurant est situé sur la 14th Street, à un pâté de maisons de la Maison-Blanche et à quelques pas du Washington Monument.
Son bar, avec ses nombreux choix de cocktails et de tequilas, est l'espace idéal pour des Happy Hours.
Le décor et l'ambiance du MXDC en font la destination parfaite pour une soirée romantique, un souper en famille ou pour accueillir une réception privée ou d'affaires.
Créé par Todd English, le menu du MXDC propose de petites assiettes, des plats principaux et des plats de style familial. Il met en vedette des aliments traditionnels des différentes régions du Mexique. La sélection de tacos comprend le flanc de porc, le mahi-mahi à la bière et le carne asada. Parmi les autres favoris du restaurant, vous trouverez le jarret d'agneau au sept chilis, la soupe tortilla et les quesadillas ouverts.
Le Bar Pilar, situé au cœur de la 14th street, reste incontournable dans le quartier depuis plus de 10 ans. Le bar-restaurant propose une nouvelle approche pour les repas et les cocktails. Le menu éclectique s'inspire des exploitations agricoles locales et de la nouvelle cuisine américaine, en mettant l'accent sur les produits frais locaux et de saison. Les plats simples et audacieux à la fois satisferont un large éventail de palais et apportent une touche unique à ce quartier.
Ouvert depuis 1856, l'Old Ebbitt Grill est le plus ancien restaurant de Washington, DC. Situé en face de la Maison Blanche, il sert une cuisine américaine et propose la plus grande sélection d'huîtres du district de Columbia. L'établissement est ouvert tous les jours pour le déjeuner, le dîner, le souper et les repas tard en soirée. Il propose aussi un brunch le samedi et le dimanche. Sa salle à manger décontractée accueille tant les résidents que les visiteurs.
Located at 699 14th Street on the coveted corner of 14th and G Street NW, La Grande Boucherie is situated on the most high-profile street in Washington D.C., just one block away from the White House. The restaurant is built in elegant and ornamental Art Nouveau style, evoking the sense of optimism from the turn of the 20th century. The brasserie’s menu features both classic and modern French dishes, with focus on the meat program, raw bar and extravagant large-format meats, ideal for sharing and celebrating. Mahogany wood and glass partitions divide the gargantuan space to create intimate dining experiences. These pieces are adorned in gilded accents and uniquely curved arches inspired by the 20th-century Art Nouveau movement of Paris. The main dining room highlights a massive curved bar with a metal top imported from Paris, a signature piece of Boucherie.
Part neighborhood café, part energetic bistro, Petite Cerise is located in a bright and lively historic corner space in Shaw/Mount Vernon Triangle. Petite Cerise features separate à la carte menus for brunch, lunch, and dinner. In addition, Petite Cerise has a Coffee Counter open Tuesday - Friday opening at 8am serving classic coffee and espresso preparations, housemade pastries, and other breakfast items to go or sit down.Dinner offers both an à la carte menu along with a Prix Fixe option. The focus in the evening is to craft unique and innovative dishes utilizing the very best ingredients within the Mid-Atlantic region and beyond skillfully prepared through a French lens.If you decide to join us for a morning coffee, quick mid-day bite, stretch out your lunch over a glass of wine, or gather with friends for an indulgent and creative dinner, we invite you here to celebrate and enjoy.
Sous la direction du célèbre chef José Andrés, le Zaytinya propose un menu innovant de mezze, inspiré par les cuisines turque, grecque et libanaise. Le tout est servi dans un décor élégant et moderne. Les petites assiettes partagées, les cocktails créatifs et les vins méditerranéens uniques font de cet endroit l'une des destinations de restauration les mieux cotées du district de Columbia.
dLeña is a vibrant restaurant in Washington D.C. that invites you to explore the rich flavors of Mexican cuisine. Step into a warm space illuminated by wood-fired ovens and adorned with Latin American art.
Savor a culinary journey with fresh, local ingredients, starting with their signature guacamole, a blend of avocado, tomato, onion, cilantro, and lime. Continue your adventure with ceviches, aguachiles, and wood-fired specialties like Tomahawk steak and Wagyu Steak a la Piedra.
dLeña's menu caters to all tastes, featuring pescatarian, vegan, and vegetarian options. Pair your meal with an extensive selection of tequila and mezcal, or enjoy a handcrafted cocktail.
Whether you're after a romantic dinner, a lively brunch, or a late-night gathering, dLeña's trendy ambiance and attentive service promise an unforgettable experience. Join them for a taste of Mexico's vibrant culture and culinary artistry.
