DK Travel : Washington, D.C. : Places to eat

Bullfeathers

Popular with politicians, this bar has a better-than-average selection of salads, sandwiches, and hamburgers. Crowded at weekday lunchtimes.
Café Atlantico

Creative Caribbean, Spanish, and Central American dishes sparkle here and the atmosphere is fun. The wine list is exceptional, and service is of very high quality.
Café Berlin

A German restaurant in a townhouse setting. Wiener schnitzel , pork loin with sauerkraut, and other hearty dishes. The desserts are tempting.
Café des Artistes

In the atrium of the Corcoran Gallery (see Corcoran Gallery of Art). Sunday brunch with live gospel music.
Café Monti

Dishes from Italy and Austria: pizza; osso bucco ; Wiener schnitzel ; goulash. Place orders at a counter and find a table.
Cascade Café

Behind a glass wall in the National Gallery of Art concourse is a man-made waterfall spilling over a stepped cascade. Facing this view is an attractive café with a wide range of hot and cold food.
Citronelle

Chef Michel Richard is famous for his innovative dishes. Described as French/Californian, the menu includes such items as scallops with fruit and tomato saffron emulsion.
Citronelle

Condé Nast Traveler magazine named this one of the 50 most exciting restaurants in the world. Both the cuisine and the decor are inventive.
Clyde’s of Georgetown

This long-time Georgetown favorite trucks in local produce and incorporates it into special menu items.
Daily Grill

A Californian chain serving diner-type food.