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    Boulangerie Christophe

    4.1 (574 reviews)
    ModerateBakeries, French, Cafes
    Closed 7:30 am - 7:00 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Classy
    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for kids

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    Jasmine W.

    Loved the variety of pastries and sweet treats here! I also had an iced latte from here for the first time. I'd definitely recommend stopping in for coffee too.

    Courtney C.

    I came for a Raspberry Macaroon because DC no longer has Laduree. The service here was great, they were quick and very attentive. They also have good amount of seating in the back patio. I would definitely be back!

    Dolonchapa C.

    So yes, I fell for the social media hype and made my way to Yellow... only to be greeted by a line that looked like it required a boarding pass. Hard pass. I genuinely think social media has us all in a chokehold--one place goes viral and suddenly perfectly good spots nearby are just... ignored. Thankfully, I have zero FOMO, so I pivoted and walked into this place instead. Best decision. It was busy--don't get me wrong--but in a normal, "weekend brunch rush" kind of way. Not the "wait an hour to prove a point to Instagram" kind of chaos. We grabbed a cold brew, a pain suisse, and a croque monsieur. Everything was reasonably priced, and more importantly, everything looked (and tasted) ridiculously good. The backyard? Genuinely stunning. The kind of aesthetic that people think they're getting in those viral spots. We grabbed a couple of chairs, soaked it all in, and ended up having a really beautiful, relaxed brunch. They've got water stations, the staff is happy to walk you through the menu if you need it--just an overall easy, pleasant experience. Honestly, unless your main goal is to tell people you went to the Georgetown hotspot of the week, skip the hype and come here. If your goal is actually good food and a great vibe, this place delivers.

    Lah R.

    Boulangerie Christophe in DC is one of those places that truly transports you--the moment you walk in, you're met with the warm, fresh aroma of pastries and a lively, bustling café atmosphere that feels straight out of the south of France. It's clearly a popular spot, so I'd recommend getting there early--there's a good amount of seating, but it fills up quickly, and while there's usually a line to order, it's absolutely worth the wait. Just be prepared that parking in the area can be a bit tricky. The food was outstanding across the board. We ordered a flan, a mango-flavored dessert (name aside, it was incredible), and two crepes--all beautifully made and full of flavor. I had the salmon with an egg on the side, which was especially memorable: rich and satisfying, yet still light and well-balanced. A special shoutout to Neve, who provided exceptional service. She had an impressive memory and got every detail of our order exactly right, all while being warm and attentive. It's easy to see why this bakery has earned such a strong reputation--the quality, authenticity, and overall experience really stand out. Whether you're stopping in for a quick pastry or a full meal, Boulangerie Christophe delivers a charming, genuinely French café experience that's well worth a visit!

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    Kathryn J.

    What an excellent little bakery! You walk in and instantly see cases full of exquisite pastries and baked goods. Behind the cases and register is an outdoor seating area that can be covered and heated in the winter. It's so cute! It's decorated with plants and photos and feels so welcoming, even in winter. The pastries were delicious! I had a pistachio croissant and the dough was flaky and light. The filling was rich and creamy. I would love to come back!

    Kay

    What a cute spot to stop by and pick up a sandwich, pastry, or coffee! They have a back of the shop for you to go and enjoy the nice weather. Service is quick and they have a great variety of different options. Feels very much so like a real French coffee shop!

    Apricot croissant
    Sean R.

    Love a bakery with a full and colorful display case right in the door. It always turns a potential quick stop to a desire to grab something or multiple something's and really enjoy your visit. Boulangerie Christophe is such a cute location, and their backyard deck and hangout space was perfect to sit back on a hot day, sip my tea, and enjoy a fresh and delicious apricot croissant. Service was quick and helpful, and has inspired me to return on my next venture into Georgetown.

    Raspberry Maccarone
    Sara R.

    I asked the staff if they had anything gluten-free, and it took them a minute to get back to me. They had misplaced their allergen menu, so they couldn't guarantee anything. A quick Google search confirmed that I could have the raspberry macaron. The filling and cream were delicious, but the actual macaron was very sweet and sugary. I wasn't able to finish it as it was too much sugar! Why the three stars? Although there was plenty of seating available, it was all dirty. There was a ton of trash on the ground, and the tables were full of crumbs and very sticky. I'm assuming they're understaffed, but they should definitely have someone cleaning.

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    Vlada L.

    Came back after, probably, a year or more of not being in the area. Still great selection of desserts and fancy breads. The service was thoughtful and welcoming. We also enjoyed the nicely decorated area at the back. Happy to come back when we are in Georgetown again!

    Eunice I.

    I stopped in here on a whim while I was strolling through the neighborhood on my break. It was lively and bustling. I noticed the front desk cashiers were speaking French, so it definitely set the scene. Honestly, I wasn't sure what I wanted, but they had an assortment of pastries and croissants. I opted to get a slice of lemon bread. It was really good! It was light, airy, and had lemon zest garnish on top. I would like to come back again and be seated.

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    Becca S.

    This is a fun French place to stop in to. The setting takes you right to Paris. So lovely to sit in the back. However, the food is only ok. Everything to me can be described as ehh. They also take your order before you ever get to see everything, so good luck not just panicking and ordering whatever is just right in front of me. I went on a random Tuesday. Had a hard time ordering and getting a table. Their bathroom was also out of all toilet paper and paper towel...

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    Michelle K.

    Popped into Boulangerie Christophe for the first time. I ordered a fresh-squeezed orange juice, which was refreshing, along with a Pain aux raisins pastry that was delicious and the perfect pick me up. It felt like a quick escape to France. I'll definitely be back to try more. Everyone was so friendly and welcoming.

    Pistachio dessert
    Anastasiya N.

    It's a cute French bakery with a lot of interesting options for dessert. I tried pistachio cream dessert - it was very light and not too sweet. I also ordered croissant with egg and cheese - which was good but overwhelmingly cheesy. I would definitely come back to try other desserts.

    Almond croissant, grapefruit juice, beingets

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    Where can i park?

    Street parking is the only option!

    How is this place with small children, say 6 to 12 years old?

    You can bring small children here. It gets busy especially on the weekend. That is something you need to know. I didn't spot high chairs if that is a concern

    Is this an appropriate place to bring a laptop for a short while?

    The downstairs area is more casual (order at the counter, eat on paper plates, grab a seat at high tables by the window) while the upstairs is more sit-down. That being said, I think it would be ok to work with a laptop downstairs but it is a small… 

    What are their timings?

    Not sure. Although we did go for breakfast at 8:45am on a Thursday and there were people seated eating before us. Hope that helps. It really is delicious.

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    4.3(935 reviews)
    1.9 mi
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    We visited La Grande Boucherie with my family and made a reservation about two days in advance…read more When we arrived, we were initially seated on the second floor, which wasn't very convenient for my parents. Although they offered us the elevator, it was located on the opposite side of the restaurant, making it a bit difficult. I asked if it would be possible to move to the first floor, and they kindly accommodated our request, which we really appreciated. The food was absolutely delicious, and the drinks were just as good. The portions are quite generous, so if you're not a big eater, you may want to consider sharing a dish. One thing to note is that the restrooms are gender-neutral. While they were very clean, I found this a little inconvenient when visiting with children. If you plan to go on a weekend, expect the restaurant to be lively and a bit noisy. Also, avoid the parking lot next door if possible--it was very chaotic and not worth the hassle. Overall, we had a wonderful dining experience with excellent food, great drinks, and friendly service. I'd definitely recommend it, especially if you enjoy French cuisine.

    This was such an odd dining experience; I think I had a good time but it was so strange…read more My husband and I happened upon La Grande Boucherie after we were deterred from our original dinner plans. We arrived at 7:45 on a Saturday night to see if there was room for two or at least room at the bar. I wish the hostess had told us that we could wait at the bar for a table to open up, as we saw that's what many other patrons did, but she told us there was bar seating and high tops and so my husband and I went on up. We easily had our choice of two seats at the bar or a high top, and we selected a high top. After 5 minutes of no one acknowledging us, my husband and I told each other we would wait two more minutes before we would bail. Right as we were about to jump ship, a server came by and asked if we wanted menus. We said sure but it was just strange that no one greeted us, it was just "you want menus?" Lol. Another server brought us menus and asked if we would like water and a breadbasket. We said yes and after about 15 minutes, bread arrived. We chatted with the server about what drinks we should order; I ordered a French 75 and my husband ordered a special Sazerac. We also ordered the tuna carpoacio. After about 10 minutes, the server came back and to confirm if I wanted the soft side cocktail and if my husband wanted an old fashioned. We said we did not and corrected him. Then, a server tried to give our drinks to the table next to us and our server corrected him and brought steak tartare. And then he goes "oh wait, did you order this?" We said no and he asked if we wanted it because if not he had to throw it away lol. And then 5 seconds later, the tuna came. Both the tuna carpaccio and the steak tartare were delicious. But this was the entire evening: we ordered something, something else came. I ordered a glass of sparkling rose, and an espresso martini appeared on the house. We had to ask for our bill twice and when we got our bill, it was definitely someone else's. Finally, as we were preparing to go, the original server comes back and goes "here's your espresso martini." Like bro we asked you originally for the check and we are clearly leaving. Luckily, my husband and I had plenty of time before our show, it was a great atmosphere, and the food was super delicious. It was just such a comically bizarre experience and I feel like they are definitely losing money. I think we paid for half of what we ate and drank and probably ate and drank other people's food! Maybe we will go back? Maybe not lol

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    Le Diplomate - Croque madame - so good

    Le Diplomate

    4.3(5.8k reviews)
    1.8 miLogan Circle
    $$$

    Everything in this space is the greatest representation of hospitality I've ever experienced. It's…read moreall so carefully thought through. From the bread to the decorum to the cocktails to the warmth you feel as soon as you walk in. It's unmatched. The Mushroom Tart is perfection. The Foie Gra brings an actual tear to my eye. Pick an item on the menu and I would gladly order it as my last meal. As someone in the industry it's places like this that make me proud to be apart of it and the ENTIRE staff of Le Diplomate deserves a damn Nobel Peace Prize.

    Le Diplomate... it doesn't need another review, but here's my 2 cents. It's a solid, approachable,…read morecrowd-pleasing mainstay of the DC dining scene. I've been a few times over the years, and here are some notes from my most recent visit. I got a last minute reservation for 4 people at 7 PM on a Sunday, thanks to Resy notifications. They sat us in the back, which is not the best seating area, but sometimes you take what you can get. The back area is not the most spacious or prettiest area. I sampled a carafe of red wine, a cheese plate, the delicious (free) bread basket, the black bass grenobloise, and trout amandine. The carafe was perfectly fine; I'm not into wine enough to judge. The cheese plate ($6.5 per piece) was an okay size and came with some honey, jam, marcona almonds, and four slices of bread -- the bread was different from the white and cranberry-walnut in the main bread basket; this one was a smaller loaf, sliced thin, with some grains and apricot (?) in it. There are apparently 11 different cheeses to pick from, which the waiter had to recite to us. A small, printed cheese menu would be welcome here. We only heard about 5 of the cheeses before we decided to just pick some, because who wants to listen -- and remember -- the spiels about 11 different cheeses? The Black Bass Grenobloise ($34) had pomme puree, capers, and lemon. It was ok but I preferred the trout. The Trout Amandine ($36) had toasted almonds (lots), haricots verts, lemon brown butter. It was a classic rendition and it was great. Service was friendly, if a little slow.

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    Amelie - Mussels

    Amelie

    4.2(94 reviews)
    1.7 miLogan Circle, Downtown

    We came to this spot for brunch and was genuinely impressed by the food, atmosphere, and service…read more The vibe here is just awesome! Buzzy but not overly loud, with stylish decor that sets the perfect mood for a relaxing brunch with friends or family. To kick things off, I had a mimosa and an iced latte. For food, we ordered the Escargots à L'ail (first timer with this!!!) It was six escargots swimming in a flavorful garlic parsley butter, with flaky puff pastry rounds for dipping. I was definitely nervous, but the flavors were rich without being overpowering, and the pastry added just the right amount of flavor. For the table, we shared the Warm Pistachio Crusted Goat Cheese Ball served with honey and some decadent red wine caramelized onions. The combination of the creamy goat cheese, sweet honey, and savory onions was absolutely amazing. This was definitely a highlight and highly recommended for sharing.. One unique thing: they offer bottomless mimosas and bellinis for one hour. We don't see much of bottomless mimosas in VB, so I found this exciting. For my entree, I couldn't resist the B.E.C.C.: crispy bacon, creamy scrambled eggs (although I swapped in a fried egg), and gruyère cheese all piled on a freshly baked croissant, plus your choice of fresh fruit or Basque potatoes (the potatoes are great, by the way). It hit all the right spots. A buttery croissant, salty bacon, melty cheese, and the yolk from my fried egg just tied it all together. Service was top-notch: attentive, knowledgeable, and friendly without ever being intrusive. All around, this brunch was a winner! So glad we came here.

    I had heard about Amelie for some time now and went with friends this past weekend. I give a 3 star…read morebecause it's a mixed review. I found my food to be pretty good and my friends liked their orders. The wine selection is also very good. My order was pretty large though my friends' portions were smaller and I ended up being the only one eating as they finished and then the server grabbed their plates before I was finished. But what detracted overall from the experience was the ambience and service. Maybe because it was the weekend, but the restaurant is so loud you need to shout at each other. The cacophony of conversation, open kitchen, laughter, screeching and music just ruins it. The service is spotty. The gentleman bringing the food basically tosses it on the table and hopefully it slides to your place. Water is aggressively poured wherever the glass is even if they need to reach acrosss your face while you're speaking. Plus they grab your bread plate after appetizer even if there is bread on it and you want it. Apparently bread service is only for the first part of the meal. So food and drink was good, but overall experience was not. We decided we won't go back. BUT, it seems very popular so you will need to make that call. I suggest trying to get a table at the front of the restaurant.

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    3.8(2k reviews)
    1.0 mi
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    Bistrot du Coin has been a Dupont Circle fixture since it opened on Memorial Day 2000, founded by…read moreYannis Felix and Michel Verdon under the motto "French, Fun and Friendly." It recently celebrated its 25th anniversary and has been a consistent presence on best-of-DC French restaurant lists, including InsideHook's, for its old-school Parisian charm. I didn't find record of a specific named award (e.g., a Washingtonian award), just consistent recognition in local "best of" roundups. I had the escargot, mussels, steak au poivre, onion soup, and Mont Blanc chestnut mousse for dessert -- all solid, classic bistro dishes done well. The atmosphere is lively and loud, with picnic-style tablecloths and a packed second floor -- fits the casual Parisian bistro feel they've built over 25 years. Service was brusque, no-nonsense, consistent with what you'd expect from a French bistro -- not overly attentive but efficient. Good option if you want an authentic, long-running French bistro experience in DC.

    Bistrot du Coin is a fantastic French restaurant and easily one of my favorite French dining…read moreexperiences in DC. The food is full of flavor and has that comforting, authentic bistro feel. We ordered a huge spread including the escargot, mussels, mushrooms, salmon, ravioli, roast chicken, and rib eye. Every single dish was fantastic, but the escargot and mussels were particular standouts. Everything tasted fresh, beautifully prepared, and packed with lovely French flavors. We paired the meal with Chimay beer and red wine, both of which worked beautifully with the dishes. Service was attentive, friendly, and efficient, with everything arriving fresh and well prepared. The atmosphere is what you'd hope for from a traditional French bistro--cozy, lively, and authentic. After trying several French restaurants in DC, this one stood out for me. Highly recommend if you're craving a proper French bistro experience!

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    La Bonne Vache

    La Bonne Vache

    4.5(199 reviews)
    0.2 miGeorgetown

    A friend of mine asked me if I'd been to the French burger spot in Georgetown...I had not…read more So glad that I did give it a chance. One of the best burger and fries I've ever had. The food was fresh, flavorful and simple. As someone who hates a fussy burger, I really appreciated the meal. The service was great and quick. The restaurant is a bit compact but it's really cute. There's outside seating as well. The drinks are also delicious. I'll definitely be back.

    Interesting 'french' cafe/burger restaurant in Georgetown area. Overall glad I went but may or may…read morenot be back. Probably will only visit again if I'm craving a good burger and a beer. Got in on a random Sunday. There was a like out the door but within 5 minutes my party had a seat at the bar in the back. The bartender was a short, buff dark haired man. He was prompt in greeting us and getting the drinks out. 2 mimosas and 1 aperol spritz. They were fine. The burgers were excellent. Solid, slightly greasy and kinda small. Make sure to get an app or have someone in the party get a chicken sandwich (huge). The fish sandwich was tiny so the saving grace was half the chicken sandwich which a girl in our group couldn't finish. Lastly, the AC was struggling to keep up since the place was packed in the July summer. Overall a cute and cozy 'french' spot but not sure how authentic it is per my wife

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    La Bonne Vache - Just a view from the front door into the dining room. Cozy, warm and good vibes all around.

    Just a view from the front door into the dining room. Cozy, warm and good vibes all around.

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    4.2(262 reviews)
    3.5 mi
    $$$

    My girlfriend's was in the mood for French food..she loves the food here…read more Our service was amazing. Food was amazing

    I came here for National Oysters Day because I am an oysters lover. I called the day before to make…read moresure it would plenty of oysters & the male hostess confirmed it. I stopped by earlier during the tail end of HH to grab steak tartare & made a reservation for 7pm for my friends & I. I am unsure what the issue was with the female hostess today (likely under pressure from stress), but I do not think it is an excuse to be rude to customers. Additionally, when I returned back for my 7pm reservation, she told me "something happened" in the system & I would have to wait 45 mimutes. I asked was my reservation not in the system already since she rudely insisted that I make a reservation in advance. She said they were at capacity, but she still did not give a clear answer as to why my reservation was not in the system already. So I waited 45 minutes & an additional 5 to be seated. Upon being seated and set to finally place my order, I am being told that the oysters and the frozen cocktail are out for the day, at 8pm.... I had other friends coming far away thinking they would have the oysters & cocktail specials for National Oysters Day; one friend was coming 40 minutes away (from further out MD) & the other coming 26 minutes. Imagine if I wouldn't have contacted them immediately to let them know that the special we wanted ran out. They would have wasted their time coming far away for nothing. I am IMMENSELY & deeply disappointed in the rude service, lack of professionalism, and lack of communication with this establishment. I shouldn't have to wait until I am all seated to find out items ran out, especially for an "All Day" special. I waited an hour for absolutely nothing. I cleared my evening, thinking I would have a great time celebrating National Oysters Day, for nothing. Whole evening gone & time was wasted, left on an empty stomach. I will likely not return again and do not recommend others to come. This is my first time & absolutely last time.

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    Bistro Du Jour - Parfait De Yoghurt

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    4.3(119 reviews)
    3.0 mi

    Terrific sit down dinner with friends and colleagues at the 2026 international cleaning advocacy…read moremeeting. A fine variety of foods to choose from so kicked things off with a nice healthy green salad, including mixed greens, asparagus, snap peas, chives, with green goddess dressing. Tonight's entrée was the beef bourguignon. short rib that melted in your mouth. Add in mushrooms laden with pommes purée. served from a super friendly waiter who paid just the right amount of attention to us. They had a house favorite dessert, which was flourless chocolate cake. It doesn't go with my eating healthy, but based on the healthy dinner tonight, I indulged. The dessert... decadent

    The atmosphere is lovely, but unfortunately the food fell completely flat. We started with the…read moreToutes Les Bouches. The deviled eggs were good, although there was barely any caviar. The cheese puffs and artichokes were mediocre, and the macarons were fine but nothing memorable. The tarte flambée was slightly below average. It tasted mostly like cheese and fat, with none of the depth or balance I expected. The biggest disappointment was the steak au poivre. We ordered it medium rare, which our server specifically said was also the chef's recommendation, but it arrived somewhere between medium and medium well. More surprisingly, it was one of the toughest steaks I have ever eaten. At $49, that is unacceptable. The mashed potatoes were equally disappointing: bland, not buttery, and nothing like the rich French pommes purée I expected. We also ordered the carrots, but they never arrived. At least we were not charged for them. The crème brûlée was good, but a good crème brûlée could not redeem the meal. The service was attentive and polished. The restaurant was also nearly empty at 5 p.m. on a Friday, with only one other table occupied inside and a few people outside, which in hindsight may have been a warning sign. Beautiful room, decent service, deeply disappointing food. I would not return.

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    3.9(34 reviews)
    1.6 miU Street Corridor

    Cute restaurant with live jazz! Came on a night they had live music and loved every second of it…read more The vibe is everything -- cozy, romantic, and the perfect spot for a date night or a night out where you actually want to enjoy the atmosphere. Wild to find out this used to be Baby Shank because I used to love that place too. It was such a cool surprise seeing how they transformed the space. Definitely feels like a hidden gem. The menu slaps -- the steak was amazing, the salads were fresh and full of flavor, and overall the food, ambiance, and live music made this a great experience. Already looking forward to coming back.

    What a fun night! We came for Thursday jazz (which definitely was less speakeasy and more easy…read morelistening--still great, but wanted to share), and had such a good time. The musicians were lightly singing and playing the piano, allowing for us to chat and not have to strain to hear one another. The dinner menu is a great deal and we all ordered. You can select an app, entree, and dessert, which includes bottomless fries and salad (which is topped with the most delicious vinaigrette), for $45. They also have $10 martinis. I had the burrata, mussels, and we all opted for a different dessert so we could share. Everything was so delicious. We ordered a side of the baguette which was so crunchy, fresh, and hot. The butter was absolutely delicious, and every bite was spectacular. The carafes of wine were a great deal as well, coming in half a liter and a liter ($18/$34), with the wine tasting good. I will certainly be retuning for a future jazz night or potentially a night on their beautiful patio. Heads up--a reservation is recommended as it fills up quickly on Thursdays!

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