My wife and I came here for lunch yesterday--our first time back in years…read more I had booked a table a week in advance because my wife wanted to get the steamed lobster. When we sat down, we were dismayed to see it was missing from the menu. When I asked about it, our server explained it had just been taken off the day before. Seeing our disappointment, she kindly offered to check with the kitchen to see if any were still available. She came back with great news: the chef was able to make one for my wife! Our server, Briana, was absolute perfection from start to finish. Beyond the fantastic lobster, my seafood fra diavolo spaghettini was incredible--the shrimp and sea scallops were tender, delicate, and cooked to perfection. As always, Clyde's delivered a wonderful meal and a delightful experience. We'll definitely be back soon!

I love Georgetown and I love Clyde's. They've been a fixture of the neighborhood landscape since…read morethe 60s. I remember coming here for the first time with an ex-boyfriend back in the early 90s. Living in Pittsburgh meant lots of quick weekend roadtrips to DC for our gang of friends in our early 20s. Clyde's is absolutely old school Georgetown in a classic and vibrant way. Love the wood and green decor, tables with cane back chairs, glass ceiling, and option for al fresco dining. They've got ample indoor seating too. The outdoor vibe just reminds me of Paris. The indoor vibe with the wood, booths, and bar are just classic DC. One of the best places for brunch on Saturday or Sunday. Steak frites is A+. Love the French onion soup. French toast is A+. Cocktails and mocktails are through the roof. That brunch Bloody is A+. Great happy hour too. Incredibly good service. There are a few other locations but I've only ever been here and I can't recommend it enough.

After a long day of work wingos is an absolute life saver for me and my coworkers. I would give…read morewingos a 10/5 if I could. I recommend asking the guy at the cashier what he recommends:)

This place is a carryout place pretty much. Out side of the few tables they have out front on their…read moresidewalk, there is no where else to eat there. You will find a few parking spots on the street in front of the restart and within a reasonable walking distance. They serve wings and tenders with a large selection of sauces to choose from. I placed my order online, so it was ready by the time I got there. I just double parked, like most people do in the city, ran in and got my food. The staff there was very nice. The inside customer area is very small, but I was in and out. I ordered 10 wings, which I thought I ordered in 2 flavors. however it only came in one, mambo. That is ok. The wings were very delicious. I mean like finger licking delicious, packed with flavor. I also got a side of mac and cheese, which was also really good. It was cheesy like I like it, fresh and tasty. All in all, I really enjoyed my meal here. I am always skeptical when a see a restaurant claiming to have the best of something. This restaurant claims to have the best. After eating my meal, I would say there is some truth to that. I highly recommend checking this place out.

Absolutely stunning loved it. Very us close and personal a great experience. Also food experience…read morewas great.

Blues Alley has maintained their street cred after all these years as being one of the best places…read morein town to catch a live jazz performance. I enjoyed the crab cake with a Caesar salad. The cocktails were veteran made and solid. The dining room is intimate, adding to the connection of the artists and the show. Deborah Bond dropped her new album Amber Dust, a true R&B artist keeping the tradition of the music well and alive. She hosted a listening party show with a customized cocktail menu with drinks named after her latest album! The show was amazing and the sound was clear. Although the menu is a bit limited I enjoyed my crab cakes, which had no filler. Oh and be sure to save yourself time and park in the parking garage across from the alley. This is an amazing little space with big names. Every time I've come here I've always met with the artists after the show. So if you're a super fan and your favorite artist is performing here, GO!

We noticed a huge line outside Good Stuff Eatery the night before, so we decided to come back and…read moresee what all the excitement was about. I'm glad we did. I ordered the Spike's Sunnyside Burger, fries, and a chocolate milkshake. The burger was really good and definitely above average. The only small issue was that the bun was a little flat and had a hard time holding together with such a big burger. The fries tasted like they were hand cut and had great flavor, but the real standout was the milkshake. It was rich, creamy, and honestly one of the best milkshakes I've ever had. Overall, this is an easy place to recommend if you're in Washington, DC. We'd definitely come back.

Really good cheeseburger…read more High priced for the size of the burger with no fries included.

Yes, Lutece is the ancient name for Paris. But I want you to wipe that from your mind. It took me…read moretoo long to try Lutece because with a name like that, I thought it would be the heavy standards of French fare. Mais non!! I regret the time missed. We had a wonderful experience here. I would say the food, while having French accents, reminded me of the most creative California cuisine, and I adored it. The dishes were unique, beautiful, and most importantly, delicious. Andy, our server took good care of us and imbued us with the passion that he has for the restaurant. One thing that is very Parisian about the place, the extremely tight spaces between the tables. It's a little dicey getting in and out but really it it makes you feel like you are in Paris so I'll take it as part of the charm. You will enjoy!

First, let me just say that the food here is top notch. If that's all a restaurant were evaluated…read moreon, this would be a 5-star review. The problem with Lutèce is that they don't give a single crap about their customer's experience. We booked a 6 PM table. My friend and I arrived at 5:55, and were seated by 6. The waiter IMMEDIATELY told us we had the table for 2 hours and then had to leave. He then got us water and eventually (10 min in) took our drink orders. He then told us again that we had the table for only 2 hours. Our other friend was 15 minutes late. She arrived, and we looked at the menus. One was the regular menu, and one was a five course tasting. We discussed for ~5 minutes, and then told the waiter we all wanted the tasting menu. His response: "Sorry, it's too late for that now. The kitchen can't do it in the amount of time you have remaining." This for a $125 menu with an $80 wine pairing. We ended up ordering far less food, which was unceremoniously dumped on our table with no regard for coursing in an obvious attempt to hurry us along, and several times wait staff attempted to pick up plates that were clearly still full of food while we were clearly still eating. By the time we received the dessert menu we felt scared to order it, and completely unwelcome. And of course, you guessed it: they automatically add a 20 percent service charge so there's no market correction to their piss-poor service. The attitude at this restaurant is everything wrong with fine dining in general in this day and age, and in DC in particular: You should be so lucky to dine here, you lickspittles. Eat up and get out. Thanks, but no. Never again. You'll find me at the bar at Chloe where they take the time to know your name and never make you feel unwelcome.

We had a great weekday lunch here recently. We love the cozy interior…read more Excellent and friendly service from both the hostess and our server. A lot of visitors to the city must visit here because our server asked us where we were from. Or did we look like tourists? Anyway, we had to tell him we were just from across the river. The Billy's Beef Chili was especially good. And so was the Prime Rib and Cheese Sandwich. I loved the horseradish dip and the fries that came with the sandwich. Other dishes we enjoyed included the coleslaw (excellent texture and flavor), the Eggs Benedict and Martin's house salad. We liked that they cheerfully split an order between two people at our table. The only thing that was less than stellar was their unwillingness to share the password to any of their several wifi networks.

French onion soup - definitely not the best town. Onions were crunchy…read more Welsh Rarebit - not good. Bread was not well toasted. Service was OK Nobody asked me how either dish was while I was eating it. Also, no one asked why I put all the onions from the soup on the plate which you would think they question

Food was amazing! We had Hakeem, and he was extremely friendly and on top of our orders and drinks…read more Highly recommend.

I loved having Andy as our server! We were celebrating my daughter's Sweet 16 and actually had more…read morepeople show up than expected in our reservation. Andy took care of us and kept a smile the whole time. We will be back.

Loved this restaurant. Stopped in for a late lunch during parents' weekend at Georgetown. The…read moresidewalks were bustling and many restaurants on Wisconsin were full, but Peacock cafe found space for us. Flavor fulfilled burgers and great service. They were well staffed for a busy weekend. And there were lots of quiet tables to retreat to after all the bustle of Georgetown. Great find.

Sadly, this place was disappointing. The food is way too simple to justify the prices here, and the…read moreservice we received didn't go above and beyond for our inconveniences. I reserved 2 weeks in advance for my birthday for a Sunday brunch at 11:45am for 6 people. The paid parking next door was convenient but just a warning, it is really tight and cramped. We arrived at 11:40am and were told it would be a 10-to-15 minute wait to get our table set up. It's pretty embarrassing when someone from my party asked me, "I thought you reserved us a table?" while we awkwardly stood by the front door with barely any room for 6 people to wait at. The tables were a bit too close together but the ambiance is nice for a nice lunch date. Our assigned server was decent. The ones delivering the food were a bit rude. My friend had requested country potatoes instead of the shoestring fries but when we told the one bringing the food, they didn't help us and walked away without acknowledging her meal. The shoestring fries were overdone; they were too crispy and dry, that it was scratching the back of my gums when I bit into it. One of my friends got the French toast. There were no toppings (no fruit), the bread was dry, and the balsamic syrup was not good. We had to ask for normal syrup on the side, but the French toast was still so hard to bite into. We left so disappointed, and my friends asked me why I chose this place for my birthday (no bad intentions, they were just curious). I had initially chosen this place because it was historic to Georgetown and was considered "the best brunch in DC." I'm fairly new to the area (from Seattle), and I am so embarrassed that I chose this place and it didn't live up to the hype.

I have been hearing about this cafe since I moved back to the DMV 3 years ago and finally made it…read morethere for lunch. What a delight! We had the labne with charred corn and pita chips to start and it was divine. The pita chips are so fresh and the herbs and spices on the charred corn delicious with the creamy, slightly salty labne. I opted for the steak pita and my son had the lamb shoulder pita. Both were excellent- a savory blend of beautifully grilled meat, fresh veggies and herbs and pickled treats. They are also quite filling. I would Have loved to try a baked treat or the soft serve, but I was just too full. The line got a little long around noon, but everyone is very friendly and efficient so it wasn't onerous. We managed to snag a table right at the window which was marvelous- people watching and yummy lunch. I also had a peanut dalgona iced coffee - creamy, slightly sweet and yet refreshing. I think you can't miss with anything you order here.

I'd been wanting to go to Yellow for a long time. In particular, I'd been lusting after the lamb…read morepita. Palestinians know a thing or two about lamb. However, noting the crowds, I was waiting for a time when I could go for lunch after the peak hour, hoping to have an easier time getting a table. Finally, the day had come. We arrived sometime after 2pm on a Sunday. Still crowded! All the tables both indoor and outside were taken, and there was a long line to order at the counter. Oh well, I thought, it's now or never. So, we got in line. Impressively, the line moved fast. In the meantime, I deputed my nephew to hover outside, and swoop in as a table was vacating. By the time I emerged, he had succeeded in his mission. Conclusion: the tables move fast too. Now to the food. The lamb pita was disappointing. And at $22 per sandwich, the disappointment was quite bitter. The meat was over-spiced (a problem I've also had at Albi, with salt) to the point that you could barely taste that it was lamb. After a while, I just couldn't eat it anymore. It could have done with some more greens to balance the flavor a bit better, but aside from a few leaves at the top, there were none. So why four stars? I loved the vibe, and I love the menu concepts. I want to return to try the pastries, which I've heard are the strong suit. It really is a pleasant, buzzy space for afternoon coffee and something sweet. So you could say the fourth star is a downpayment on an experience to come.

Off the chain!! In town from Tampa and smelled the smoke on my morning walk, had to have it. I had…read morechicken, ribs and beef ribs and every sauce. Great people, great Q and nice patio!

Ordered at the counter at around 3pm on a Saturday-…read more 3/10 brisket: Definitely too thin and not as fatty as brisket usually is/how i like it. Because of this, it seems like the bulk of the flavor is from the sauce not the meat- the meat itself is chewy and dry. Really disappointing for a brisket. 5/10 corn pudding: Needs salt af but texture is good, didn't really wow me, I wouldn't order again. 9/10 beans: Honestly great, the sauce is thicker rather than soupy which i prefer and it's spiced perfectly. Perhaps the other cuts of meat are better but in general, I wouldn't seek out bbq from this place; but if I'm in the mood to not mind a possible disappointment I would come back.