Need a romantic dinner recommendation in DC Metro or Bethesda.
I am looking for a nice restaurant for a romantic dinner for two. Ideally, a place that you wouldn't bring kids. Price is not a concern, just looking for a great meal and a romantic setting. Open to all cuisines. Thanks in advance.
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In DC I second Marcel's and would add Corduroy. It isn't low lighting, but it is a wonderfully elegant space, quiet, impeccable service and great food, and I find it romantic enough, especially if you let them know it is a special occasion. (Which in my mind, any dinner away from the kids is) Other choices would be Taberna del Alabardero or Le Paradou.
I can't think of any place in Rockville that would fit the bill.
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Ruth Chris in Bethesda (never gets the respect it deserves, food is great, drinks are big/ wine is good, split a wedge with blue cheese vinagarette, the NOLA style BBQ Shrimp, a steak and a lobster, a couple of sides and the fantastic banana cream pie. Sit in a booth, with top notch waiters and you will have to wheel yourself out.
Other options include Blacks, Persimmon,
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Two Quails in Washington D.C. is known to be "the most romantic restaurant". It has a very elegant setting and it allows couples to have their own little space in the restaurant for privacy, perfect evening for two. The address: 320 Massachusetts Avenue Northeast
Washington, DC 20002 and phone number ph: 202.543.8030
Reservations are recommended.
Also try Mie And Yu, its a bit more on the trendier side of Georgetown, but within one restaurant it makes you feel like you have seen all cultures because of its multicultural settings. Its very beautiful and cool.....3125 M Street, NW
Washington DC 20007Phone: 202.333.6122
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If price is not a concern, I would suggest Marcel's in Foggy Bottom -- excellent food, quiet, romantic ambiance, very professional service.
Grapeseed in Bethesda could be a good choice, but be sure to ask for a booth in the back. The front room is very boisterous and not particularly romantic.
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Can you narrow down your location, price, etc. a bit? What do you look for in a romantic restaurant? Matisse is a beautiful spot, but it's not dark and private. Buck's is dark, but not so private and the service can ruin a mood. A little more information would help!
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re: travelames
LaMiche in Bethesda is really old world, romantic and really good service and food. You could have wine at Grapeseed first and then walk around the corner to LaMiche.
If you are willing to go into the city, there is no more romantic place than 1789 and the food & service match the atmosphere. Jacket required.
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