Souffle in DC
I'm visiting DC for a month (from LA), and was wondering if you guys could help recommend places with great souffle! Variety of flavors desired, but places that let you order just the dessert would be nice :)
I just got hooked on the divine dessert when I went to the Paris Casino restaurant and had their pistachio souffle. Roy's (in SD) chocolate souffle was very nice as well. I tried the bread pudding souffle at the Commander Palace in Las Vegas, and found the top to be like a meringue, and the inside too much like bread pudding :)
Thanks so much for the help!
Now that I found this site, I'm sure I'll be asking for lots of help on various topics!
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OlivesDC: The vanilla bean souffle was excellent. $10 and about half hour wait (kitchen was busy) produces a piping hot souffle with a generous scoop of vanilla ice cream and cream. The consistency was much better than La Miche. 9/10
Too bad I don't have time to try the other spots! Will have to come back one of these days.
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Went to La Miche on Wednesday (Bethesda): Souffle choices were chocolate and grand marnier. We ordered both and were served within 10 min (seemed quick).
Both souffles seemed a little undercooked - mushy is the word that comes to mind. The chocolate was light and you could taste the cocoa. The grand marnier was somewhat bland and not too impressive. Overall 5/10
I still need to get out to Olives, since Great Falls seems too far :(
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La Ferme in Chevy Chase has an excellent dessert souffle, and they are participating in Bethesda restaurant week, which ends on Sunday. La Miche in downtown Bethesda is also participating and has a souffle, but I didn't try it and the rest of the food was not nearly as good as at La Ferme.
Also highly recommend L'Auberge Chez Francois in Great Falls.
Morton's has a molten chocolate cake, which is a good substitute if you need something, and Dino (excellent Itallian) has a Chocolate torte which is a similar concept served with vanilla gelato.
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