Presentation is good. Food is underwhelming. The omelets are the best thing there, it's a made to…read moreorder omelet. The potatoes are undercooked, as was the sausages and French toast. French toast was just barely toasted, and could not taste any cinnamon, however there was cinnamon next to the oatmeal. The oatmeal was slimy and many guest did not finish theirs. Staff were understaffed when we came during Independence Day, but did their best to serve everyone quickly and efficiently. For dinner, I ordered a BLT. The bread could hardly be considered toasted and the ingredients were very simple and plain. For a hotel food, it does decent. I would say 3 1/2 stars

Easily one of the WORST dining experiences we've had, especially for a "nice" hotel restaurant…read morecharging these prices. My family and I came down around 9 PM. It took until about 9:20 for our waitress to come over, after my husband had to ask the bartender for menus and then AGAIN for help getting someone to take our order. There were only about 3 other tables. We explained food allergies and modifications, but our waitress wrote nothing down and later had to come back to confirm one of the modifications. That alone was concerning with allergies involved. The food was honestly shocking. As our food was being served, we were casually told they were OUT OF BEANS for the nachos -- after it was too late to choose something else. The $16 nachos were basically bagged chips covered in CANNED nacho cheese sauce with what I think was a sour cream/chive drizzle. We paid an additional $14 for FOUR shrimp. So roughly $30 for bagged chips, canned cheese sauce, 4 shrimp, no beans, and sour cream. Absolutely ridiculous. The Cajun fettuccine looked and tasted like an unseasoned frozen meal, with a tiny burnt breadstick. Our burger was ordered with bacon and came without it. After our table was cleared, we waited another 10 minutes just to pay and once again had to get someone's attention. Our bill was around $120. Then came the worst part: we gave our waitress our credit card. She returned the receipt holder with the receipt and tip line -- BUT NOT OUR CARD. We again had to get the bartender to help get her attention. When we finally asked where our card was, she had no idea where it was. It eventually turned up, but we didn't get it back until around 10:30 PM. We would have asked for a manager, but after 1 1/2 hours of chasing down our waitress, terrible and incorrect food, allergy concerns, and then having our credit card go missing, we just wanted to leave. The bartender did her best to help us repeatedly, and the busser was genuinely wonderful. Unfortunately, those were the only positives. For approximately $120, this was completely unacceptable -- and losing track of a customer's credit card was the final straw.

I ordered calamari it was tasty could have been fried a little harder to preserve the crunch. But…read more4/5 Right proper pale ale. Excellent with great taste. Not too bitter. 5/5 Red blend, Pessimist, CA 17.00 a glass but full bodied with great flavor and well balanced. Very juicy. Hey it's in a hotel and I don't know about the parking but it's in a busy area. The server was kind and attentive she made my bad day better. The ambiance is comfortable and sporty. You can have girls night out or date night for sure and be content. Environment wasn't too loud or too crowded.

We stopped in here our second night while staying at this hotel. The first night they were already…read moreclosed, even though it was not super late. I think hotel bars should be open until midnight at least. We didn't make any dinner plans so we decided to do dinner and drinks here. Upon entering, we decided to sit at the bar and were greeted with menus. We ordered drinks and browsed the menu. I was craving calamari so I was leaning towards that. Hubs wanted the nachos so he ordered that. Hubs doesn't eat seafood so I was stuck with all the calamari. When we arrived, the bar was pretty quiet and it filled up a lot while were there. It became so busy that we had to wait for the bartender to attend to us. The food was okay but given we have dined at many Hilton restaurants, this was not as good as most places. The prices were high but of course expected. I really did enjoy the ambiance though.

**Dined in early Spring**…read more From the moment I stepped onto the patio, I knew I was in for a treat--at least atmospherically. The outdoor seating area is genuinely one of the most refreshing spaces I've encountered in a while, striking a rare balance between urban energy and the calm of a tucked-away garden. String lights, greenery, and the gentle hum of city life in the background create a setting that feels both lively and serene, perfect for a long, unhurried sit. The service matched the setting in quality. Our server was attentive without hovering, knowledgeable about the menu, and quick to anticipate what we needed before we had to ask. Water glasses were refilled promptly, course timing was well-paced, and the overall vibe from the staff was warm and professional. Honestly, the hospitality alone could justify a return visit. Unfortunately, the food didn't quite rise to meet the rest of the experience. Nothing we ordered was bad, but nothing stood out either. Dishes were competently prepared and reasonably flavorful, but they lacked the spark or creativity that would make them memorable. It was the kind of meal where you finish eating and have a hard time recalling specific details the next day--solid, safe, but ultimately forgettable [as evidenced by how late I'm writing this review. I kept looking at the food in my phone--what I ordered and where]. If you're an AF person.....just get NA beer. Everything else tastes like juice. That said, A. Kitchen and Bar is worth a visit, especially if you're prioritizing ambiance and service over a culinary showstopper. The patio alone makes it a great spot for catching up with friends or enjoying a quiet evening out. If the kitchen can match the energy of the space and the care of the staff, this could easily become a neighborhood favorite rather than just a pleasant option.

Prompt service, relaxing ambiance, good food. Menu is small but most people could find something…read more Serving breakfast, brunch, lunch, dinner. Average sized portions. Restaurant recently changed name to 1010 if you are confused by the name "A Kitchen and Bar". Inside One Washington Circle hotel that is now a Hilton property.

I didn't get the guy's name but he welcomed us with a great smile & warm hospitality. He was very…read moreaccommodating and knowledgeable and answered our questions flawlessly. When the food came, we were all impressed at how they were served. Very sexy food presentation and I have never described food presented that way. When we ate our food, it certainly did justice to how they were presented. Food was awesome! Credits to Chef J! Overall dining experience, perfect!!! I will definitely come back when I return to Washington DC. I ordered: Saltimbocca (Chicken for protein) Cappuccino

Great service meets standard Italian fare at Rosemarino…read more I came on a Monday with a friend from out of town for an early dinner. The night hadn't really kicked off yet, so we were seated quickly and were one of the only groups in the restaurant yet. The interior has warm red leather alongside dark stained wood, but there is enough interior light to make this feel cozy rather than dated. We opted for an appetizer of arancini, which came in six bite-sized spheres with a unique dipping sauce on the side. I ordered the rigatoni with sausage and leeks, which was tossed in a parmesan sauce similar to alfredo. My friend ordered a Caesar salad with grilled chicken. Both of us were satisfied, if not blown away, by our meal. What I liked the most about Rosemarino was it's lack of pretention and the great service we had. This, alongside solid food well-executed is worth coming back for.

Our server Trip was absolutely amazing. Great service and food. Priced extremely reasonably for the…read morearea. Definitely recommend

Stopped here with a couple co-workers to grab some dinner a couple weeks ago when I was in DC. We…read morewere seated immediately (always nice in DC) and the hostess and server were both friendly and helpful. We started with an appetizer of roasted tomato and feta with pita and it was REALLY good. I ordered the fish and chips and it was actually the perfect serving size. Fries were well done as requested and the fish was excellent. Unfortunately, I forgot to take pix... I'd definitely come back. Very cool place, great service, and delicious food.

Popular restaurant for a beer and burger around the Hill. Super affordable and they offer a…read morediscount for uniformed police. Definitely recommend either the burger and the sweet potato fries.

Not bad, but there was barely any chicken in my chicken Caesar wrap and it was so loosely wrapped…read morethat when I picked it up it immediately all fell open. Fries were pretty good though!

Was back in DC for the first time in about 30 years and was delighted to find Dupont Italian…read moreKitchen (always known affectionately as DIK) had survived COVID and was still in operation, and but for new flooring, both the restaurant and food wonderfully unchanged from the warm, comfortable atmosphere of my memory. Our selections for the night were the fried calamari appetizer, entrees of chicken marsala with mushrooms and lasagna $14, $23, and $21, respectively) . All of adequate to generous portions. I'm not a connoisseur of fine wines but thoroughly enjoyed my red ($11) and thought it perfect accompaniment to my lasagna, which was just as good as I fondly remembered and a very decent, thoroughly satisfying portion size. My friend 's chicken marsala with mushrooms was an even larger portion which he thoroughly enjoyed as well as his top shelf vodka mixed drink at what he found a surprisingly modest $12 or $13. The warm Italian bread a pleasure as always, made for a filling meal and comparatively modest prices. Management was welcoming, staff cordial and efficient. No complaints. May not be 5 star in the Michelin Guide sense, so if you're looking for upscale "fine dining", this might not be it, but a thoroughly satisfying 5-star dining experience for me. Happy to still be able to recommend after a 30 year interim.

This place has good happy hour! I had seen this place on social media and wanted to check out the…read morehappy hour and outdoor seating. Perfect summer hang spot! The service was attentive and helpful and after some questions I landed on an Aperol spritz. The pizza was a nice add on and fairly inexpensive for how hungry I was. Overall I was satisfied with my experience and would definitely come back for a full dinner with friends.

The food was great and more specifically it had flavors. The service was impressive and on the…read morepoint, they were welcoming. The ambiance was amazingly good and met the expectations. Love to visit again.

Trivia: if you take the metro, you'll pass what museum that you probably didn't know existed on the…read morewalk to Dubliners? (I also had a question about James Joyce, but saved that for later) Service was excellent. The beer was cold, and the music was fun without being overwhelming. They also timed the meal to come out just moments after I finished my soup, which I've been noticing is actually a much more impressive aspect that I originally thought. The food was good without being extraordinary. I tried the Guinness burger which was cooked to my specifications. I found the potato part was almost entirely nonexistent, but the cheese was in great proportion. Bar stools have no backs.