It’s another Annual tradition of Washington DC Restaurant Week. With more than 200 of DC’s finest restaurants offer 3-course lunches for the low price of $20.12 and 3-course dinners for $35.12.
Washington, DC Restaurant Week is a great opportunity to experience Washington, DC’s best restaurants at affordable prices. Cuisines include Contemporary American, Mexican, French, Mediterranean, Italian, Southern, Seafood, Spanish, California, Pan-Asian and more! A complete list of participating restaurants is posted at www.restaurantweekmetrodc.org.
Washington DC Restaurant Week 2012
Dates: August 13 through 19, 2012
Here are a few places we recommend!
Ardeo + Bardeo
Website | Our Review
At Ardeo Bardeo in Cleveland Park, the underlying current, running through every last morsel, is the idea of proper execution. Every detail, every nuance is part of an audacious effort to lure the customer into the culinary mind of Executive Chef Nate Garyantes.
Vidalia
Website | Our Review
Eating should never be a chore. Furthermore, it should never be plain. Food should be a trip – a journey that, for a brief moment, takes you out of your day-to-day. Many restaurants in Washington D.C. perfect individual plates but ignore the connection between each dish. Vidalia near Dupont Circle provides both and a great bargain.
Belga Cafe
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Belga Cafe, located in the heart of Barracks Row, serves amazing Belgium cuisine. A few items on the menu that are a must are the mussels and french fries and the goat cheese salad. This restaurant is a favorite of many of our contributors.
Rasika
Website | Our Review
A culinary Shangri-La due to the challenge of getting reservations. Rasika embraces the range and richness that characterize the spices and complex, layered gravies of Indian cuisine while always straddling the expectations of its upscale Western audience.
Oceanaire
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Known for its fresh seafood, Oceanaire’s food is exceptional. May we suggest ordering hash browns or asparagus with your meal. You won’t be disappointed. Staff is very knowledgeable and can help pair the meal with a good cocktail.
Oyamel
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Jose Andres’ trendy Mexican restaurant, Oyamel, certainly deserves to be on your Restaurant Week list. It’s the perfect place for gourmet tacos, fresh handmade guacamole dip and even the starter chips and salsa, made from fried masa and seasoned with chilies, are uncommonly well prepared. The restaurant has a busy and energetic atmosphere, Oyamel is a must try.
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