37. Old Ebbitt Grill

 

Old Ebbitt Grill
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DOWNTOWN.   Since 1856, this landmark bar and restaurant has served DC's power class. Rich with furnishings, including Teddy Roosevelt's hunt trophies, the place never fails to satisfy. It's a great place to get that perfect martini and enjoy the raw oyster bar, which carries more then seven types of oysters. Four bar areas help accommodate crowds of patrons: one, the Corner Bar is intimate, with private booths, while another one, the Old Bar is more open and conducive to mingling. All are constantly crowded, but don't be intimidated. Order up a drink and give your conversational skills a workout. Late night dining available. METRO: Metro Center   (© 10Best)

Located across the street from the Treasury and one block from the White House, this 1856 saloon-turned-restaurant is popular with both locals and tourists. The menu features American classics including fish, steaks, and burgers. It is a great place for families. (from Southern Living)

Hours:

Restaurant  Mon-Fri 7:30am-1am; Sat-Sun 8:30am-1am Bar  Sun-Thu 11am-2am; Fri-Sat 11am-3am

Admission:

No cover charge

Payment Methods:

Website: Visit the Old Ebbitt Grill website »

Alcohol: Beer, Liquor, Wine

Ambiance: Swanky

Dress: Business Casual, Casual

Features: Disabled Accessible, First Date, Group Friendly, Happy Hour Specials

Food Served: Appetizers, Fine Food, Pub Grub

Parking: Garage / Street, Nearby, Valet

Type: Bar

	"Namie Nam" more than a month ago
MAKE DINNER RESERVATIONS! For lunch, just get there by noon. Anyway, dinner was excellent. The meal was succulent and the wine list was pricey but worth it. I'd still go there again and again - but only with reservations. By the way, the place was packed with people trying to get a seat and we just scooted right on in. Why? Because we made reservations.
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