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Top 10 Places to Eat

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  • 1. Obelisk

    Inspired market-driven menus in a relaxed atmosphere. The kitchen prepares a four- or five-course fixed-price menu, grounded in classic Italian cuisine but with a contemporary focus.

  • 2. Galileo

    Exceptional modern Italian food. The kitchen has a small demonstration cooking area, where chefs prepare a tasting menu in view of the diners.

  • 3. Kinkead’s

    New American cooking with an emphasis on fresh seafood. The cooking is known for the careful harmonizing of flavors.

  • 4. Georgia Brown’s

    Southern cooking with very generous portions of both food and attention. Chicken, fish, stews, corn bread, and shrimp and grits highlight the menu.

  • 5. Legal Sea Foods

    A chain seafood restaurant that prides itself on obtaining the best ingredients. Mahi-mahi and fried rice and seafood ravioli are popular.

  • 6. Oodles Noodles

    Delicious Asian noodle dishes combined with meat or vegetable concoctions.

  • 7. Primi Piatti

    A northern Italian restaurant with fine lamb dishes and other staples.

  • 8. Roof Terrace Restaurant

    At the Kennedy Center, this elegant restaurant has unrivaled views. Try sea bass with horseradish or venison with sweet potato.

  • 9. Prime Rib

    Steaks and chops dominate, also seafood and a vegetable platter.

  • 10. Café des Artistes

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

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