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3.6 (86 reviews)
Closed • 10:30 am - 10:00 pm

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Avocado halloumi toast
Gail B.

Met up with two good friends for brunch one Sunday to celebrate a birthday and we were not disappointed. The interior is stylish yet comfortable. Some smoked eggplant spread and basket of round pita-like bread was put on the table to help us settle in on a rainy day. I got a latte (the coffee is Julius Meinl if you're familiar with the brand) and then had to make some tough choices...eventually settled on the halloumi avocado toast with honey. I'm basic and usually just get scrambled eggs, but these poached eggs were stellar and the perfect foil to grilled halloumi cheese with a thin layer of avocado drizzled with a little bit of honey. So good. The hash browns were some of my favorite ever--crispy on the outside, well-seasoned and soft of the inside. My friends also enjoyed their dishes (forgot what they ordered because mine was so good and I was very focused, lol) and at the end of the meal, unprompted, they brought out a cute little baklava sampler with candles in it for the birthday girl--it was so sweet (pun sorta intended) and it was plenty Rick and there was enough to share with the table. Would definitely go back!

Manal C.

I loved this place! Went here a while back for a birthday dinner. The food was soo good and felt freshly made and the service was great! We had a large group and stayed till close, all the staff were very patient and gave us a lovely experience. The space is gorgeous and definitely transports you to the Mediterranean, highly recommend!

Grilled halloumi
Michelle M.

We had an awesome dinner at Alara! My husband, his friend and I shared the tzatziki dip, roasted cauliflower, grilled halloumi and the lamb kebab. Everything was delicious, I really liked the bread and oil they brought out to start as well - hot and crunchy. While the dishes were rich, they were not overwhelming or heavy. The atmosphere was nice, our table was a little small but it made for a more intimate setting. Our server introduced himself to us and made great recommendations. It was a great light dinner and we will definitely be back next time we are in the area.

Shanel G.

Do not eat all day if you do the taste of alara the food was delicious for a four course meal. The portion sizes are almost too good to be true for the price of $59.95! I also enjoyed a Summer in Santorini. My large party and I enjoyed ourselves. Will certainly return!

Cocktail menu
Rena E.

This was our first visit. When we arrived for our reservation, we were seated immediately. We chose to sit in the cafe area of the restaurant because the back area was full. Interestingly, we chose this restaurant because we observed the rear portion of the restaurant while shopping a few months ago, and we liked the aesthetic of the back wall so much that we decided to return for the ambiance. When we actually visited, the ambiance was just okay. In my opinion, the rear wall and bar appeared to be the restaurant's highlight and focal points. The service was fair. Our waiter took our orders for mocktails, water, hummus, bread, and the shrimp appetizer. Thereafter, we wanted to order some entrees, but we did not see him for a while. When he returned, we ordered the salmon and chicken kabobs for our entrees. The salmon was good, but a little undercooked for my preference. The hummus was not flavorful. It was definitely missing an element that makes hummus outstanding. The bread was not bad, but I prefer naan or conventional pita with my hummus. The shrimp appetizer was flavorful, and the mock Moscow mule was tasty. Overall, it was not a bad dining experience. It was good, but not great.

Eggplant with beef
Jill C.

We came here for a tasty dinner while in DC. Such a cute area with lots of shopping and restaurants nearby. We enjoyed pita, humus, zero proof cocktails, kabob and hot mezze entrees too. Server was kind and attentive but not hovering noise level was lively - definitely not a quiet place for dinner.

Houlami
Ashleigh T.

We visited Alara for brunch on Juneteenth. Upon arrival they were not serving brunch (I should have checked). The restaurant is bright with a Mediterranean feel and located on Connecticut Ave in bustling Georgetown. My partner loves Mediterranean food so we were really looking forward to it. Unfortunately they didn't have any Turkish coffee (even though it's on the menu) and they don't offer plant based dairy options... this was huge disappointment. For food we decided to try the hummus and houlami to get us started. The hummus was bland and the bread it came with wasn't good. For entrees we all tried the kabobs. While everything was really fresh it was bland soooo I asked for some tzatziki to add a little flavor. It took awhile for our server to check on us but I finally had the chance to order an espresso martini which was really good. Overall I think the service was not very attentive and the food was just ok.

Mezze trio
Megumi M.

The food was absolutely delicious and the ambience was beautiful! The bar! Absolutely stunning. The menu has a good variety of appetizers, entrées, kebabs, flatbreads, and more. Service was OK. They did do a good job at keeping the bread basket full and water, refilled. The layout of the restaurant, though... The tables are way too close to each other! It's really hard to get in and out if you're seated next to another table and because the tables are so close, it's hard to have a conversation without having to yell. If they fix this, I would've given this restaurant a five star review.

Tiramisu
Anushka M.

Thoroughly enjoyed my time at Alara! We were a group of 3 and decided to go family style with our order. We shared the mezze platter which was an assortment of their dips and the chefs mix grill for a variety of their meats. The spreads were all really good, the spicy labne and muhammara were my favorite. All the meats were delicious as well. The chicken shish kabob and wrapped Adana kebab were my favorites from that. We shared a couple sides of rice as well and together it was a good portion to share with 3 people. We also had the simmer in Santorini cocktail which was refreshing and sweet. For dessert we finished with the Turkish coffee tiramisu which was delicious! The cream was thick and sweet and it had a great coffee flavor. Overall this was a great meal! We were lucky to grab a same day reservation too. Would definitely come back.

Angela L.

Such a gorgeous spot! We had a large table and the servers/hosts were very patient and attentive to our needs. All of the food was delicious and best eaten family style. This is in Georgetown so there's very few street parking spots, I recommend paying for a spot to park in if you're in a bind!

Hannah H.

One of our favorite new restaurants in DC! Alara is light, open, and perfect for a happy hour, special event, or a date night! Their service was incredible and their dishes are great for sharing. We got about 2-3 dishes per person and that was a good amount. The mezze trio included three of their dips - the labneh was my favorite of the three! Everything was incredibly balanced with the sauces. Don't skip the cauliflower or halloumi!

Humus spread
Elshaddai G.

I really enjoyed the food, ambiance and cleanliness of Alara! My family had ordered humus spread, Kofte with Iskender sauce, Roasted Califlower, Ground beef pide, Sheperd salad w/ salmon & chicken wrap. I loved everything on the menu but the humus spread and Sheperd salad were my favorites. The humus spread came with free, fresh warm bread and the salad added a refreshing bite to the yogurt dressings. The service was ok, our server didn't introduce himself or explain the menu which was odd as first time diners. It was confusing for my family and I to order as we didn't know if the dishes were designed to be shareable. In the end the service was a small blip on a great dining experience. They even gave my sister free baklava for her birthday.

adana kebab
Hajir S.

Exciting new restaurant in the heart of Georgetown! Honestly beautiful in every way - light airy, spacious. They do crowd too many tables into the space, and I think it'd be nice if they cut back just a few - they don't have to do too many, but just a few. It feels like it is run by Turkish people, which I love. Everyone seems to be very real and know the food well, there wasn't a college kid trying to explain to me the difference between Adana Kebab and Iskender Kebab - I've never seen a college kid do that justice, but maybe I've been around the wrong college kids. The spicy labne was really good and not all that spicy - had great tastes though. The Moussaka is incredible and has the nice addition of red peppers which really gets flavors in there. The Adana Kebab was so good and I just couldn't stop eating it, but the real standout dish of the savory section was the Halloumi. Just wow - love me some cheese, and this was done perfectly. The Bodrum Memory or something like that was great with Raki and pomegranate molasses in there, and so was the Raki I had after that. The meal culminated with a FANTASTIC Kunufe, which is one of my favorite desserts in the world. This was perfect, easily serves two people, and so cheese and wonderful. I think we'll be coming back! Unclear what's going on with the 20% service charge, but I assumed that was the tip - if it's not they need to make that more clear!

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Food was delicious and we were seated quickly with our large group of 10! I enjoyed a Soujouk Pide and a Santorini drink. Would return

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I went once and loved it. We needed a place like that in Georgetown I am definitely going back great food and service!

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The seating is pretty tight which makes it hard to dine and the food isn't very impressive.

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Food was delicious and staff was friendly and attentive. Decor is light and airy. Nice atmosphere.

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Turkish food is one of the best in the world. I recommend that you try it and you will know what a beautiful experience Turkish culture is.

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