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Washington DC & Baltimore Area

Tips for Dining, Eating, and Food Shopping in DC/Baltimore and Suburban Virginia

Near Union Station?

Coming in for one night, and looking for a restaurant not too far from Union station (doesn't need to be walking distance, but not out of the way). Will also need somewhere I can hail a cab from after dinner. $20-$25 an entree is fine. Any type of food, preferablly not a chain. Thanks!

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  1. You can walk to Watershed from Union Station or take a short cab ride
    http://www.toddgrayswatershed.com/men...

    1. re: agarnett100

      Second Watershed. Have had two very nice meals there in recent months.

      1. re: agarnett100

        Third. It actually might be easiest to just take the metro one stop over since it's right around the corner from the NY Metro stop.

        I also like Art and Soul, right near Union Station.

        If you want to head over to Gallery Place/Chinatown you have a lot more options. I would recommend dining at the bar at PS7 (don't miss the tuna sliders), especially if you are dining alone. I also like Jaleo for Spanish tapas, Sei for sushi, and Central for everything!

      2. I'd say Art and Soul or Johnny's Half Shell, in that order. If you're willing to go a bit further and be a bit more adventurous, there are a bunch of great options on H Street NW.

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          1. I've had good lunches at Bistro Cacao (walkable) and Monmartre (cab), good dinners at Cava (cab) and wildly overpriced dinners at Johnny's Half shell

            1. re: Teddybear

              Agree completely with everything you've said.

            2. Art and Soul & Johnny's Half Shell are both walking distance from Union station and put you around the corner from The Dubliner where you can enjoy a pint and some irish music after your dinner. Bistro Bis is also in the same area but at a higher price point than you seem to be interested in.

              1. re: drewpbalzac

                My vote is for Bistro Bis, if OP is willing to go a little higher on the price point. I'd suggest eating at the bar; they have a limited, but well-thought out bar menu, which would keep the price down. Plus, it can be a great DC scene AND they have the best steak tartare around.

                1. re: mjhals

                  2nd Bistro Bis

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