Top Georgetown Restaurants in Washington DC

1789.

 Classic Americana cuisine served with a modern twist in a dining room that's not as stuffy as its aged name might suggest.1226 36th St. NW

Cabanas.

 At the scenic Georgetown Harbour, Cabanas offers upscale, authentic Latin American flavors, including savory Ceviche, Spanish Paella, and specialty cocktails including Frozen Mango Margaritas. Dine in the handsome restaurant or outdoors over looking the fountains. Stop b y for weekend brunch and bottomless bloody mary’s. 3050 K St. NW.

Chef Geoff's.

 Chef Geoff's is a neighborhood restaurant serving everything from yellowfin tuna and steaks to great burgers, stone pizza pies, salads and sandwiches. Chef Geoff features DC's best outdoor dining and a boisterous bar with 24 beers on tap and 25 wines by the glass. Try the Sunday brunch. 3201 New Mexico Ave NW [Top]

Cilantro Restaurant & Tapas Bar.

 Enjoy a taste of the Mediterranean with more than 30 hot and cold tapas. The menu has influences from across the world - Spanish, Middle Eastern, Greek and Italian. Their main plates, salads and homemade soups are not to miss. 3241 M St. NW

Filomena Ristorante.

 A favorite of out-of-towners, this Italian dining hot spot features fresh pastas and rich ragus. Line up to get a table in this family-friendly Georgetown restaurant. 1063 Wisconsin Ave. NW.

J. Paul’s Georgetown.

 Enjoy great American fare, cold ale and aged scotch at this quintessential turn-of-the-century American dining saloon a few blocks from the Potomac River in Georgetown. Politicians, journalists, students, artists, celebrities and personalities belly up to the 100-year old mahogany shotgun bar. 3218 M. St. N.W. [Top]

Marcel's.

 This upscale French bistro has a devoted following who return night after night for the incredible coq au vin, steak frites and luscious desserts. 2401 Pennsylvania Ave.

Michel Richard Citronelle.

 Enjoy a slow-paced, romantic dinner at this classy French restaurant in Georgetown. The food is a rich as the sumptuous surroundings. Jackets are required for men. 3000 M Street NW

Neyla.

 With its stream of chic political celebrities and Boho tourists in Prada, Neyla is a must-stop for DC visitors. Enjoy rich Middle Eastern and Mediterranean platters and mint-dusted entrees at this Georgetown pinnacle. 3206 N St., NW [Top]

Old Glory.

 Bite into some finger-licking authentic American barbecue, smoked ribs, and cold beer in this lively, exciting joint on historic M Street. Try BBQ styled from different parts of the country. 3139 M St. N.W.

Olives.

 This award-winning Georgetown restaurant serves a fusion of New England and Italian cuisines and great wine. An exhibition kitchen wows diners with innovative wood-fired pizzas, large bowls of steamed clams and classics of modern New England. Olives has been voted one of the Top Ten Restaurants by Esquire Magazine and Best Food & Top Table by Gourmet Magazine. 600 K. St., NW

Sea Catch.

 At Sea Catch, diners overlook the C&O Canal and throw back on succulent seafood, fresh oysters and Chesapeake Bay crabcakes - all served with a hint of New Orleans. 1054 31st St. NW [Top]

Sushi Ko.

 Long one of DC's top sushi joints, this 20-year-old Georgetown staple serves up a great slection of Japanese dishes and super fresh sushi. Freshly grated wasabi dances over hand rolls and around miso-infused entrees, all served with flair and finesse. 2309 Wisconsin Ave. NW

Tony & Joe's.

 With gorgeous views of the Potomac River and Washington Harbor, Tony & Joe's is the perfect spot for supping on the fresh seafood and watching the sun set on America's capitol. Enjoy the catch of the day and the great selection of local beers that add District distinction. 3000 K St. NW [Top]