georgetown lunch suggestions please

[fishie]

Need styley place not too pricey, definitely working lunch. Ideas? Was thinking tackle box, but too much of a free for all.

[Jeremy303]

What about Martins Tavern? I think that is another solid option.

Leopold's Kafe is a good choice as well.

[Zucumber84]

I really like Tackle Box, Pizzeria Paradiso and Paolos- all are great choices! Tackle Box, in my opinion is the most casual of the 3. Actually, Peacock Cafe might be nice too! Let us know what you decide!

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Pizzeria Paradiso
3282 M St NW, Washington, DC 20007

[cmolitor]

tacklebox fish tacos are awesome!!!!

[bhein]

Leopold's Kafe. Very stylish, mid-priced, and quiet enough to get some work done.

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Leopold's Kafe
3318 M St NW, Washington, DC 20007

[hamster]

Pain Quotidien is lovely.

[Gigi007]

I too think Le Pain Quotidien is a good venue for a working lunch. i've been there with clients for breakfast and lunch meetings. For lunch, I recommend going a bit later (say 1:15-1:30pm-ish. Between 12-1/1:30 pm, it can be noisy.

And if you want a really stylish place, my #1 rec in Georgetown is the Lounge at Bourbon Steak. It's extremely classy, and the (mid-priced) food is excellent.

http://www.fourseasons.com/washington...

[Jeremy303]

Dean and Deluca or Pizzeria Paradiso.

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Pizzeria Paradiso
3282 M St NW, Washington, DC 20007

[Elyssa]

Dean and Deluca wouldn't work for working lunch, especially if the poster has dining companions. There isn't anywhere to sit except outside and that is really dependent on a) getting a table and b) the weather.

[Elyssa]

Then how about it's sister restaurant next door, Hook? That should work.

[jac0077]

How bout Paolo's? Not too pricey and food and atmospere are good.

[Elyssa]

I've never been there but walk by it all the time. I've always wondered about Paolo's.