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GAIA Supperclub

3.5 (107 reviews)
Closed • 5:00 pm - 2:00 am (Next day)

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Che C.

I was in DC on a random Tuesday and my friend and I wanted to grab a bite to eat so we decided to go to Gaia. I had it bookmarked for some time so I was excited to give them a try. When you arrive, they have security posted outside of the restaurant checking ID before you enter. Then when you enter you walk to the hostess stand, who asks you if you have a reservation. We did not have reservations and as a result, our seating options were limited. We ended up getting seated on the end of a row. The menu options are significant however it can get pricey really fast. I ordered the salmon lollipops, sweet plantains and a cocktail. Everything was pretty tasty. Our server was friendly and the music selection was good. The vibe felt a bit pretentious to be honest, but whatever. It wasn't necessarily a horrible experience but I doubt I'll go back.

Jessica A.

Gaia definitely is a nice vibe! My friend and I came here during the day for a light meal. I ordered one of their cocktails, and to eat, I got calamari, a shrimp skewer on a pita, and cilantro rice. I really enjoyed the shrimp skewer and was marinated with a somewhat sweet sauce. It also went well with the cilantro white rice, which was light and fluffy. I'll definitely come back to experience their night life.

FRIED CALAMARI
Boobie D.

Came for a birthday celebration. We had a reservation && had to wait about 20Min to be seated but once we were our server && service was great. Only part that was kind of blah is that our tables were separated for 15 people in same little section This place is loud and there was a saxophone player which was cool. For a Tuesday let me say it was packed but a vibe. A lot of people standing around but that's just folks not knowing how to interact. All the food we got was good and pricing was great. Salmon lollipops, calamari, sauteed spinach, sliders and old fashions. Everything was good-THANK YOU FOR OUTDOING MY EXPECTATIONS. SN: Bathroom line stays long and busy!

Branzino and Greek salad w/o cheese!
Capri L.

Pregnant so the smoke from the club part was a lot. But the fish branzino is something I still think about til this day! It was amazing! The ambiance and service was goo. However it took a while for the food to come.

Birthday Doughnut lighting the candle with a torch
Ariel W.

My friend made reservations here for her birthday. We were a little late due to crazy parking in DC- we had to wait a little for the table to open up. This restaurant was so BEAUTIFUL & modern!! There was regular table seating, a bar section and hookah section throughout the venue. They had a live saxophone player, which was a nice element of surprise. I got the yummy Lobster Pasta, which was served with truffle butter, tomatoes, and parsley. It came as a generous portion so I had plenty of leftovers to take home. They brought out a sparkling candle on top of a doughnut and toasted it with a torch to celebrate my friend's Birthday! The music was loud however no 1's dancing over your table/ food. The service was great and I would love to go back!

Lobster Mashed Potatoes@ GAIA Superclub!
Spencer H.

My non-Yelp friend told me GAIA Superclub was super slick and that I'd love it. At that time, GAIA was relatively new and reservations were tricky, so it took me a while to see for myself. He was right, GAIA is definitely a VIBE! Very chic, soft lighting, contemporary decor, sexy music in the background.. Okay, you got that covered, but what about the food?!?! No worries there.. The food in my DC native tongue was "Like That"!.. Lol!! Meaning, good as h*ll! We enjoyed the calamari, skirt steak, grilled octopus, Gambas Al Ajillo and lobster mashed potatoes.. Delicious is an understatement! Hats off to the chef! GAIA is the latest sexy Mediterranean restaurant that's been popping up throughout the city and it can definitely hold its own! If you want great food and an atmosphere that matches, definitely come to GAIA for a date night they'll remember!.. you can thank me later! :)

Crab cake
Giliane L.

The Steak , the Bronzino and the Grilled Octopus were my favorites . The service felt a little rushed since they kept clearing the table while we were still eating, which was a bit off-putti But overall, good vibes, great food, and good drinks. I would definitely go again

Branzino was HUGE and so good
Joy O.

Ok, let's start with the only thing they got right: the ambiance. It's beautiful, chic, dimly lit, and very "IG aesthetic." Perfect for pictures and a cute girls night. But don't get too comfortable because the place is small and packed. And parking in DC? A complete nightmare before you even step inside. Now the crowd... early evening was a vibe. Calm, cute, enjoyable. After 9pm? Whole different scene. Choose your time wisely. The service started off decent, nothing special. Then at the end, it went downhill fast. We asked about dessert and instead of taking our order like normal, the waiter basically dismissed us and brought out random, bland ice cream like we were like, "huh, is you cool, dude?. No explanation, no effort. It felt very much like "you've been here too long, wrap it up." Completely turned me off. Now let's talk about the food, because this is where they really lost me. Our apps/starters came out lukewarm, which already had me side eyeing the kitchen. We tried the caviar golden nuggets, calamari, and lamb racks. Everything was just good. Not amazing but just good, ya know? Then the entrées /mains came out hot, I'll give them that. Skirt steak was seasoned well, branzino was cooked properly, and the lobster pasta tasted rich in the moment... BUT LET'S TALK ABOUT THE AFTERMATH: That same lobster pasta had me and my friend's stomachs on absolute FIRE later (food poisoning). Not a little discomfort. I'm talking headache, stomach twisting, questioning every life decision that led me there. At that point, I don't care how cute the place is. That is unacceptable. How are you going to serve poisonous pasta??? So now I'm sitting here thinking... what exactly did I pay for? Because it definitely wasn't a luxury dining experience. Final verdict: Cute for pictures, terrible follow through. Between the disrespectful ending to the service and the way that food had us feeling after, I will NOT be returning. Ever. Gaia Supperclub DC: pretty face, ugly experience!

Old Fashion
Angela W.

First things first, do not drive here unless you enjoy a parking situation that will test your character. On the bright side, you're right next to Stan's, so dinner at Gaia and a strong drink next door makes for a solid night out regardless. The space is gorgeous, elevated, the kind of decor that feels curated. But it's smaller than the hype suggests, which explains the strict two-hour dining limit. Main dining or the Atrium are your options; the real difference comes down to when hookah service starts. Our server was pleasant enough knowledgeable about the menu when you needed him, but the pacing was off. The food had its moments skirt steak, branzino, and calamari were all genuinely good. But the overall experience felt like it was riding its reputation harder than earning it. The Tuesday night event draws the crowd, and once you're actually in that space with the clock running, it lands differently than the reviews had me expecting. Prices are as elevated as the aesthetic, so come with your budget adjusted accordingly. I enjoyed it for what it was just not the experience I was sold. Maybe a summer visit changes the energy. For now, I'm in no rush to return. UPDATE: 2 of my friends became ill and we're thinking it's the lobster pasta. I'm the only one who didn't eat it. Yikes. Definitely be on the lookout for that one.

Champagne for a late brunch, after Mimosas! Boozy Brunch!
Nessa R.

Not a bday, holiday, or event just a random Sunday in February, the occasion - ME! My friend picked a few other choices before we decided on this place for dinner. His exact words, wow you've been everywhere. Then he said what about GAIA and honestly I had NEVER heard of this place so GAIA it was. We intended this to be dinner but unfortunately the brunch menu lasted until 6 p.m. That was a bummer because my friend raved about the pasta! Ambiance: Upscale! Too cute! A vibe! SEXY! DRESS ALL the WAY UP! Why? You'll be out of place if you don't! Of course, I came over dressed and fit in perfectly. They do allow hookah but it's in its own little area. I didn't feel smoky at all. Can we talk about the owner for just a few? Okay Gorgeous! This beautiful little itsy bitsy Ethiopian woman sitting in HER restaurant is drop dead gorgeous! Shhhhhhesh! Lucky for me I got to meet her. Thanks for coming by to say hello, not only are you a beauty but you're so sweet and kind! Food came out quick! Nice! Let's get into it! Mango Mimosa - YUMMY -easy to drink $18 Skirt Steak - Served with eggs! Great meal! Shrimp and Grits - Delicious! Dessert - Champagne - why not! Food and drinks were amazing! Service - perfection! This is where the cool kids come. You should too! Surprised I had not heard of it! He's a foodie, so in his tastebuds I trust and he says we are coming back for the dinner menu! I'm all in!

Shinada P.

I visited Gaia for the first time in late August 2026 with a girlfriend as part of our little adventure trying new, elevated dining experiences -- and it did not disappoint. The live saxophonist was phenomenal, engaging the whole room and keeping the energy alive. The DJ vibes were also on point, with great tunes of Kaytranada, house music, and lofi tracks -- perfect if you love a good music mix. We went during happy hour, and the place filled up fast. The space is somewhat small, so it got crowded, but that just shows how much of a vibe this spot has. Later in the evening, we were able to find seating and truly enjoy the experience. The food was excellent. The calamari was tasty, and my braised rib was full of flavor with well-balanced seasonings. Drinks were great, too. I considered trying hookah, but it felt slightly overpriced. Overall, Gaia is a fun, lively spot -- perfect for dinner, drinks, or just soaking in the music and vibes. I'll definitely be back.

Lobster Mashed Potatoes
TaNeisha J.

Overall, I had a great time at GAIA! Arriving at the reservation time, we were seated promptly. The decor is very sleek -- everything you would expect. It was dimly lit with music playing. Apparently, there is a live DJ on the weekends. I must go back to experience that. For starters, we had the crispy calamari and grilled octopus. The calamari was fried perfectly and was accompanied by banana peppers. I love banana peppers, so that was a lovely addition. While the octopus was tasty, I did find it to be a bit tough. It was difficult cutting with a butter knife. Tzatziki sauce and olives were plated with the octopus, which balanced it out. I would get the octopus again, but would be cautious. For entrees, we enjoyed the Skirt Steak, Gambas Al Ajillo, and Lobster Mash. The skirt steak was cooked perfectly -- medium well, and tender. The shrimp dish came out piping hot! The shrimp sat atop spinach (a bit salty) and tomatoes. As for the lobster mash, the flavor was there! However, it would have been a little easier to eat if the lobster was cut instead of a huge claw plopped on top of the potatoes. Good...but could have been better executed. All-in-all, a good time. I want to go back and try other dishes. Enjoy!

Entryway
Grant T.

Recently, I was invited to a work-related event at GAIA Restaurant in downtown DC. Since I arrived early, I had time to explore a bit for review purposes. My first impression, the curb appeal was interesting with shiny displays and a roped and carpeted entryway. Once inside, coat check is available. Across from it is bar seating. However, the bar is partially separated by a wall, with the larger portion located on the other side. Speaking of the bar, I decided to order a drink. I tend to gauge bar service by how well they make my favorite cocktail, an Amaretto Sour. Theirs was fair, but I most likely wouldn't order it again. That said, the bartender was cool and kind. From there, I walked around to check out the décor. I'd give their design style an 8/10. I also made a quick stop in the restroom. While it was clean, it lacked a coat hook and tissue (not TP), so I'd rate it a 7.5/10. By then, guests had arrived and it was time to order. The menu is tapas-style, so I chose the wings, lamb sliders, and grilled lamb chops. I thoroughly enjoyed the chops and sliders, but the wings tasted as though they had experienced frostbite. I also sampled a few items from a friend's plate, and those options were good, too; he really liked his selections. Overall, GAIA Restaurant is a nice Washington, DC dining option. I love tapas-style cuisine, and the hostess and waitress were personable and engaging. The atmosphere, music, and overall noise and conversation level were all enjoyable. Recommendation: It's a good choice!

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Mauricio took care of us at the bar. He explained the Drinks and menu very well. Everything we…read moretried was spot on.

Second time at this restaurant…read more Walked in for lunch at 1pmish... No tables available, only bar. That's okay, I was lunching alone. Ambiance is always posh and elegant. I like it a lot. Ordered the Lunch Prix Fixe, $27 for 3 courses. Plenty of food -- I won't be having dinner today. Started with sparkling water, San Pellegrino -- was an extra cost of course. Provided in a red wine glass with a lime. Very elegant, I might add. They threw a tiny bowl of corn nuts as a snackie snack. Starter course, I ordered the ceviche chipotle. Because I came with sweet potato. Ceviche came with a very generous portion swai fish and shrimp. Deliciously prepared, the sauce was amazing. A little on the too much red onion side, but that's to be expected of a ceviche dish. I was full after just the first course, but I pressed on. Second course, I ordered chaufa de mariscos. Seafood fried rice. Delicious rice as shrimp. The squid and calamari were a bit too over cooked and rubbery for my liking. Sadly not too much seafood in this dish. Still delicious and delightful. Third course, dessert, I ordered the arroz con leche cheesecake. For those with a very sweet tooth -- this is your jam. Small portion but packed lots of flavor. Dulce de leche drizzle all over. I enjoyed every bite. Overall, great experience. Will do the fixed price Lunch Prix Fixe again. Pisco and Nasca dining is a great hit every time - thoroughly recommend. Cheers! -gabe

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3.5(2.1k reviews)
0.5 mi
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This was my first time patronizing Cuba Libre. I was very pleased. This location was very…read moreconvenient due to having an event at the Westin to attend. My friends decided to get dinner prior to the event and Cuba Libre was in walking distance of the Westin which was great. Unfortunately, we did not have a reservation however, as soon as we walked in we were able to be seated. The hostess greeted us and was very friendly and took us to our table. We had to move tables due to a requests from one of my friends in the party. The hostess was very accommodating with our request. Once we were seated at our table our waiter came over. He was nice but I could tell that he was new and a bit overwhelmed. We had to constantly remind of the things that we needed and he was not very attentive. But we tried to give him grace since it seemed as though he was new. For food we ordered apps, and drinks. I don't remember the exact apps we ordered but the pork belly stood out for me. The pork belly was very tender and was not full of fat. It was very well seasoned and cooked to perfection. We ordered a round of Caipirinhas and they were good but not strong enough. The ambiance was nice. Typical Cuban decorations. The music was of perfect volume so that you could hear others at your table talk. Overall, it was a great time. I really enjoyed the food and experience.

The food was good but for the amount of money we spent we had the worst service ever…read more They tagged on the gratuity per check and that's understandable. We were a big party 16 and they agreed to split our checks. When I went to speak up all of a sudden some girl who wasn't even our server had the audacity to say that doing so was a courtesy. Not only that, she then proceeded to raise her voice at me and a few others requesting our checks to be paid. That chick's name who wasn't even our server name is Telmar and has a horrible attitude, not only her . Not only that the manager on duty was then supposed to call me and never did. Hopefully they fix their attitudes.

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