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Top 10 Places to Eat

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  • 1. 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.

  • 2. 1789

    Excellent American food. The elegant townhouse is divided into five themed rooms, and was popular with President Clinton.

  • 3. Sequoia

    Famous for its beautiful views and outdoor deck, this is a haven for people-watching as well. The American cuisine, emphasizing seafood, enhances the setting.

  • 4. Zed’s Ethiopian Cuisine

    The large Ethiopian population in the city has produced a number of fine restaurants; this one is rated among the best. Delicious vegetarian dishes, as well as spicy meat and poultry.

  • 5. Clyde’s of Georgetown

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

  • 6. Japan Inn

    The restaurant’s large space and fine service have kept this Japanese steakhouse popular. Teriyaki, sashimi, tempura, and steak.

  • 7. Bistro Français

    Unpretentious French dishes such as lamb steak with herb butter.

  • 8. Blues Alley

    Billed as “the nation’s finest jazz and supper club.” The food includes steak, shrimp, and pasta. Reservations essential.

  • 9. Daily Grill

    A Californian chain serving diner-type food.

  • 10. Miss Saigon

    Vegetarian specials, as well as Vietnamese stir-fries, and curries.

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