D.C.’s Coziest Spots
Old Ebbitt Grill is one of D.C.’s Coziest Spots.

1. Old Ebbitt Grill

9.1
675 15th St NW (at G St NW), Washington, D.C.
Ristorante americano · Downtown-Penn Quarter-Chinatown · 689 consigli e recensioni

Bon Appetit MagazineBon Appetit Magazine: After a long day at museums, take a seat at the bar for happy hour: no wait, no fuss, more discounted oysters, clams on the half shell, and chilled crab claws than you know what to do with. Leggi tutto.

Tryst is one of D.C.’s Coziest Spots.

2. Tryst

8.4
2459 18th St NW (btwn Columbia Rd & Belmont Rd NW), Washington, D.C.
Coffee-shop · Adams Morgan · 299 consigli e recensioni

DCistDCist: Get comfy with a matcha green tea or chai latte or sip on City Harvest green and black teas—20 percent of all proceeds benefit the City Harvest nonprofit. Leggi tutto.

Filomena Ristorante is one of D.C.’s Coziest Spots.

3. Filomena Ristorante

8.8
1063 Wisconsin Ave NW, Washington, D.C.
Ristorante italiano · Georgetown · 182 consigli e recensioni

Rayshawn W.Rayshawn Williams: There's a reason this was an award winning dish. Best ravioli I've had of all my years eating this pasta. The sauce was incredible and the ravioli was stuffed with delicious brisket.

Le Diplomate is one of D.C.’s Coziest Spots.

4. Le Diplomate

9.2
1601 14th St NW (at Q St NW), Washington, D.C.
Ristorante francese · Logan Circle - Shaw · 313 consigli e recensioni

Karen C.Karen Cooper: Foie gras, trout, beef tartare & crème brûlée were DELICIOUS! Take your time here, it's not for quick meals. The patio was a perfect replica of French café terraces- love, love, love!

Iron Gate is one of D.C.’s Coziest Spots.

5. Iron Gate

8.6
1734 N St NW, Washington, D.C.
Ristorante con cucina mediterranea · Connecticut Avenue - K Street · 61 consigli e recensioni

Grant D.Grant Dashwood: Cozy little place... small and family style sharing plates makes it ideal for a couple or a group. Outside patio is great too (heaters and rugs essential in winter).

Café Bonaparte is one of D.C.’s Coziest Spots.

6. Café Bonaparte

1522 Wisconsin Ave NW (at Volta Pl. NW), Washington, D.C.
Ristorante francese · Georgetown · 59 consigli e recensioni

Lacey C.Lacey Capps: Everything you expect it to be paired w/ french press coffee, savory crepes ... don't forget the Bonaparte Fries, the aioli is addicting!

Boqueria is one of D.C.’s Coziest Spots.

7. Boqueria

8.7
1837 M Street, NW (at 19th St NW), Washington, D.C.
Ristorante spagnolo · Connecticut Avenue - K Street · 129 consigli e recensioni

Mariano D.Mariano Ducca: You should try the meatballs and the octopus! Everything is delicious and they have an excellent attention.

Rasika is one of D.C.’s Coziest Spots.

8. Rasika

9.1
633 D St NW (at 7th St NW), Washington, D.C.
Ristorante indiano · Penn Quarter · 192 consigli e recensioni

RonRon: Excellent Indian food in a nice setting with helpful staff. The palak chaat is as good as everyone says it is.

Keren Restaurant is one of D.C.’s Coziest Spots.

9. Keren Restaurant

1780 Florida Ave NW (18th & U Sts NW), Washington, D.C.
Ristorante etiope · Adams Morgan · 51 consigli e recensioni

Caitlin L.Caitlin Lawler: Great place to go with friends to share and try new things. You get big portions for a cheap price and everything is delicious. Definitely try the beef tibsi.

Bad Saint is one of D.C.’s Coziest Spots.

10. Bad Saint

3226 11th St NW, Washington, D.C.
Ristorante filippino · Columbia Heights · 37 consigli e recensioni

MelodyMelody: The Willy Santos cocktail was wonderful as were the fried branzino and kinilaw. Yum!! The one dessert they offer - bilo bilo - was very tasty. I can't wait to go back and try the other yummy dishes!

Fogo de Chao is one of D.C.’s Coziest Spots.

11. Fogo de Chao

8.6
1101 Pennsylvania Ave NW (at 11th St NW), Washington, D.C.
Ristorante brasiliano · Downtown-Penn Quarter-Chinatown · 118 consigli e recensioni

Maggie M.Maggie MacG: You can eat for days. They tell you not to fill up on the salads but they are very good. Paired red meat with red and yellow peppers for a delicious combo.

BLT Steak is one of D.C.’s Coziest Spots.

12. BLT Steak

8.5
1625 I Street NW (btwn 16th & 17th St NW), Washington, D.C.
Bisteccheria · Connecticut Avenue - K Street · 82 consigli e recensioni

Carl Lu Y.Carl Lu Yin: Excellent food with excellent service! Everything is lovely from the starting bread to the dessert. The aged ribeye steak is great.

Calabash Teahouse & Cafe is one of D.C.’s Coziest Spots.

13. Calabash Teahouse & Cafe

7.9
1847 7th St NW, Washington, D.C.
Sala da tè · U-Street · 22 consigli e recensioni

Reese B.Reese B: Calabash crafts a warming experience around the magic of tea, good music, and a welcoming space.My favorite tea is Desert Rose (ice cold w/ agave), but check with the staff for your elixir of choice.

Dangerously Delicious Pies is one of D.C.’s Coziest Spots.

14. Dangerously Delicious Pies

8.5
1339 H St NE (at Linden Ct. NE), Washington, D.C.
Negozio di torte salate e non · Capitol Hill · 131 consigli e recensioni

Markus T.Markus Tarjamo: The Pie is great, both hot and cold, and the shop is warm and welcoming. On the Avenue. A must visit location for Hampden and the City of Baltimore. Walking distance from Hopkins.

Smoke & Barrel is one of D.C.’s Coziest Spots.

15. Smoke & Barrel

2471 18th St NW, Washington, D.C.
Locale per barbecue · Adams Morgan · 121 consigli e recensioni

John S.John Stevenson: This is one of the best restaurants in DC. Great meat/bbq selections and an extensive vegan menu. Fantastic beer and whiskey selection; amazing carrot cake. Do have the cheese grits.