Georgetown Food & Drink

Walk along the Potomac (or along K St. or Penn Ave.) west to Washington Harbour (just five minutes), where you’ll find the restaurants of Georgetown—where Washington goes to dine.

Cafe Milano: Where Georgetown watches politicians entertain diplomats
Fiola Mare: Italian cuisine at its apogee with an emphasis on seafood
Clyde’s: Famous Georgetown bar for 30 years
Villa Yara: Lebanese food and great atmosphere
La Chaumière: Unique 1950s French cuisine
L’Avant Garde: An indulgent contemporary brasserie
Osteria Mozza: Georgetown’s newest ‘star,’ serving Chef Nancy Silverton’s signature California-lite Italian, Stephen Starr’s latest in DC