Category: Washington DC

When “Mike’s Washington Watch” began including restaurants in 1998, restaurants chosen then and now had been around for a while and had decent reputations. Continue reading “Restaurant: In BOCCA Al Lupo”

This review of Nina May is different than any review that Washington Watch has done in that it is based on two visits to the restaurant that Debbie and I had with different people. Continue reading “Restaurant: Nina May”

Rita, Bob, Max, Debbie, and I went to Café Riggs in the Riggs Hotel for dinner. Valet parking cost $20. Continue reading “Restaurant: Café Riggs”

Amy, Peter, Debbie, and I went to Cranes together. Continue reading “Restaurant: Cranes”

Bev and Brady went with Debbie and I to Bistro Lepic for dinner on a weekday night. Continue reading “Restaurant: Bistro Lepic”

Michael and Sherry took Debbie and me to dinner at L’Ardente in celebration of my birthday. Continue reading “Restaurant: L’Ardente”

Debbie and I went there with Amy and Peter at Amy’s suggestion on a Tuesday night. Continue reading “Restaurant: Shoto”

Dauphine’s is the newest restaurant concept from Long Shot Hospitality, the team behind Washington, D.C.’s The Salt Line. Led by critically acclaimed Chef Kristen Essig, Dauphine’s is inspired by the playful spirit and iconic cuisine of New Orleans. Dauphine’s is located within Washington, D.C.’s Midtown Center, a new development at the site of the former Washington Post building at 15th and L Streets NW. Continue reading “Restaurant: Dauphine’s”

Debbie and I went with Francine and Mel to Tony and Joe’s at their suggestion. They had been at the restaurant many times before and their suggestions of good restaurants in the past have been excellent. This was yet another time that their suggestion was right on. Continue reading “Restaurant: Tony and Joe’s Seafood Place”