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    Jont

    4.6 (155 reviews)
    Ultra High-EndNew American
    Closed 5:30 pm - 10:00 PM

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    JONT ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Intimate
    Classy
    Upscale

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    Maria-Elena T.

    This was an amazing meal and wine pairing. I opted to just take photos and enjoy and savor every bite!! See menu and pictures. Highly recommend. Note: arriving early and starting at Bresca for a cocktail is not a good idea. The bar is reservation only and they put you in a small little room off to the side of the hostess stand with lots of others waiting for their table. Also, arriving early puts you in the same holding pen.

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    Erica S.

    Gangsters paradise. Get Low. Return of the Mack. Blueberry Yum Yum. Not words I thought would come to mind when reminiscing about this incredible restaurant, but they had the most nostalgic hip hop playlist running throughout the meal. (Someone in a prior review mentioned the music "didn't fit" the food - I beg you to ignore them.) The unexpected bops, oh so personable and knowledgeable staff, and the touching gestures to celebrate my husband created a joyful, comfortable atmosphere for the night. And the food. The FOOD. Quite literally the best meal of our lives. How often do I get to say I ate quail specially flown in from California while mouthing the words to Back That A$$ Up by Juvenile? An epic night we'll never forget.

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    Danielle F.

    Solo diner review: I decided to treat myself to dinner at Jont for my birthday and while I agree with what everyone says about the amazing food and flavors, what I came away with was an appreciation for Chef Ratino and team's unreasonable hospitality. Upon arrival, you're taken to a side reception area (entrance is also used for Bresca) where you wait to be taken upstairs and to the kitchen counter seating. Seats are wide and comfortable, but I was still left wishing for a foot rail. Everything from the dish ware to the upside down knives (Chef told a story of how he picked them out and still forgets to hold them correctly) is thoughtfully presented. Ingredients and dishes are top notch and you will not go home hungry! Attire definitely seemed more dressed up -- people were there for a special night out, but there wasn't anything stuffy or overly serious. Menu highlights were the Shizuoka Crown Melon (a $40 supplement), the crab rice, and all of the little treats in my dessert box. Bathrooms are two large single rooms. Dessert was served in a separate lounge-y area through a curtained doorway. They definitely make the most of a tight space. What really set this experience apart for me was the little things. One of the servers noticed me singing along to the playlist and brought over a QR code to their Spotify. The napkin that slipped off my lap was picked up without my notice and replaced with a fresh one. Chef Ratino took the time to chat about how he values his chefs and staff and "auditions" new team members to find out if they work well with the rest of the staff. Everyone worked together to make the evening a memorable one.

    Tia W.

    I dined at Jont on Valentine's Day, and it was the best dining experience of my life. I've dined at Michelin Star restaurants around the world, and this was the best overall experience. The space is sleek and sophisticated with an open kitchen. Even the restrooms area is picture worthy. We selected the Chef's Tasting Menu and every course was absolutely delicious. This was the first tasting menu that I truly enjoyed every bite of every course. After dinner we were escorted to the front of the restaurant for dessert. The dessert consisted of multiple courses as well. The presentation of the sweet treats was beautiful and so creative. At the conclusion I received a rose and my date and I both were given gift bags that contained more treats. Such a special touch. Every detail of this dinner was meticulously planned and perfectly executed.

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    Serge C.

    My wife and I visited during our vacation to DC and absolutely loved the experience. I say experience as opposed to dinner because that's the atmosphere -- not just food but every aspect of dining at Jont was a meticulously crafted event. Fun touches like picking your chopsticks or a phone mat for guests who were taking photos... just everything was mindful and fun. Nothing felt stuffy or arrogant despite the level of cuisine. And the kitchen matched this energy; calm but never feeling anxious or heavy, I honestly just enjoyed watching them work. Food was as expected world class, and I appreciated that everything was focused and respectful to the dishes and never odd or performative. Honestly, the only thing I wished for was a touch more cohesion in the menu lineup.

    Lauren C.

    I went here for my birthday dinner and this place lives up to what my expectation is for a two Michelin starred restaurant. When you first arrive to the main restaurant in led up some stairs, through a seating area, and finally threw a door that opens into a fully functioning open air kitchen. The napkin that is at your seat is warmed, which is greatly appreciated during the winter months. You're presented with a tablet with a menu that allows you to add on things to the entire dinner experience. I opted for the nonalcoholic pairing to accompany my meal. Dinner service was as expected, as there are multiple staff and moving parts explaining the dishes that you're eating and the drinks that you are having. The service was immaculate, and all of the staff working were well-versed on the menu offerings as well as all of aspects of the kitchen down to where the glassware came from. Everything I ate here was delicious. Never in 1 million years that I think that I would get to try antelope nor butter-clarified non-alcohol, alcoholic wine, but I definitely did and they were both actually really good. I really appreciated the personalized touches, including the birthday cake dessert and the card on my actual dessert box that wished me happy birthday. Now the reason I took off a star had nothing to do with the food or the service itself and everything to do with the music that was playing during the dinner. I did not expect to hear early 2000s unedited rap music with my dinner in this establishment as the only black person both working and at the dinner seating. It just came off as cringey, distracting, and performative to me. As expensive as this meal was, I did not anticipate that the background track to my dinner would be that. Outside of the questionable music choice, the rest of the experience was really really nice.

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    Shane U.

    Jônt exceeded every expectation. Every course was beautifully presented and packed with incredible flavor, and the wine pairing elevated the entire experience. The service was flawless--knowledgeable, attentive, and perfectly paced without ever feeling rushed. The creativity, attention to detail, and overall atmosphere made this one of the best dining experiences I've ever had. If you're looking for a truly memorable Michelin-star meal, Jônt is absolutely worth it.

    Wendy H.

    4 hours before our dinner, we received an email saying there was an issue with their air conditioning. Since that was the last full day we were in DC, we couldn't reschedule. It was hot but it wasn't unbearable. If anything, I felt bad for the service workers in their full suits and the one chef who was on fire duty. Food was great. I enjoyed all the small bites. The crab dish was one of my favorites. They were accommodating when I listed two preferences for my guest. It wasn't super stuffy. I had a good time dining here and would come back.

    Stephanie O.

    Came here for the tasting menu and it was spectacular! We had reservations for 7:30. They bring you over in a special room where you are seated with the best view of the kitchen. The presentation and the details that went into each dish were worthy of a Michelin star restaurant. Not only the presentation was excellent, the food tasted absolutely delicious. There were so many courses, and we loved that the chefs also shared information about where the ingredients were sourced from. We had a great time there and will be back again next time we are in the area!

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    Kristin J.

    Amazing dining experience. It took the servers a minute to warm up, once they did, they contributed to a very pleasant evening. Food was amazing. Would not recommend if you are vegetarian as the substitutes are not worth the money. Pricey but worth it if you have experienced and appreciate Michelin star-quality dining. We loved the wagyu and quail and all the different fish dishes. Dessert in another area is unique and understandable, and it felt good to get up and move after feeling stuffed, but it is also a little annoying, and the chairs are too low for tall people's comfort. Presentation was gorgeous, both of the food and the dishes used for serving. Loved the experience.

    Anna N.

    I definitely see why this place is so highly rated and hyped up now! Your wallet will definitely be hurting after coming here but it's definitely worth it for a special occasion. I came here for my birthday and it was such a special meal! My favorite dishes were all of the fish ones. The quail and Wagyu beef were also really tasty and soft. Everything is cooked perfectly with an amazing sauce. The melon add on was worth it in my opinion because I've never had such a soft buttery sweet fruit! My favorite dessert were the strawberry balls that explode with juice once you bite into it and the tart with the flakiest crust. The service was fantastic and all the waiters were friendly! I loved the dessert box at the end with the customized happy birthday sign and they also took the effort to print out one of my favorite emojis! The inside was decorated nicely and seemed clean. I don't know how often I'll be back here just because of the price, but definitely come to celebrate!

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    Amy N.

    We can't say enough about how much my husband and I enjoyed celebrating our first wedding anniversary here. The staff thought of every detail, from a welcome drink, to a super fun millennial-friendly playlist, to custom treats for our puppy once the staff found out about her. Certainly did not leave hungry from the tasting menu - multiple bites come out first, then several more substantial creations, then we were escorted to the magical dessert bar. Definitely a Japanese influence to the menu, though perhaps that evolves year-to-year. Only chef's tasting experience we can compare it to in DC is Sushi Nakazawa, which we also love, though we can see how the service and experience help earn jont its two stars. Defenitely an investment in an evening, though we thought it was well worth it.

    Sabrina B.

    On the weekend of August 16, 2025, I somehow chose the wrong time to come. I've had this restaurant on my radar for about a year before I flew to DC to try this place. I spent about 3 weeks researching on whether to pick a different place, but it was clear that this restaurant is in a class of its own. Was it the best restaurant I ever had? I think some other 2 stars beat it out internationally, but I do think it was the right choice to choose Jônt over similar restaurants in the area based on service alone. Why? Because despite the HVAC breaking, they accommodated every single person and made everyone feel special in some sort of way.... While staying in uniform. Imagine the stress of a high end kitchen service in what was maybe 85-90° and a fire going on while wearing FULL SUITS. They chose to continue with their professionalism and even brought other people cold towels while suffering. I loved how cute the cucalemons were and was given a free bowl of extra ones to snack on. The man next to me was approached by them to compliment his watch extensively despite being a relatively accessible (but nice) watch. It wasn't about how flashy you were for them to say anything, but they made you feel like the only person there. There was only one woman in the kitchen, but it was clear she has earned the respect of everyone around her since she was trusted with the most important dish in my opinion: the quail. The place itself was actually a bit sterile looking. But the way there was a bit of an ambiance: mood lighting, curtain, long flight of stairs where things feel a little more intimate. Dessert was in a third room as well. Overall, I cannot give anything less than a 5/5 if they're willing to put their blood, SWEAT, and tears into your dinner. 100% a place I'd consider highly for a date night if you're willing to shell out some doubloons.

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    Ask the Community - Jont

    How long is dinner, 2 hours?

    Typically 2.5-3

    Is the per person cost inclusive of tax and tip?

    They add a 22% service charge and sales tax

    Dress code for Jont?

    My husband and I dressed up, but others there ranged from fancy to semi-casual.

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