The following restaurants and coffee shops are within walking distance and offer
evening and weekend hours. Those noted with an asterisk (*) deliver.
Cafe Asia* - A
Washington Post Readers' Choice Best Bet for both Sushi and Happy Hour.
Bustling pan-Asian restaurant offers sushi and other Asian specialties in a chic,
minimalist setting. Happy hour specials. Outdoor seating that lines Wilson Blvd with
tables from Spring to Fall. 1550 Wilson Blvd. Up 4 blocks, on left. (703) 741-0870.
China Garden - A
Washingtonian Magazine Best Bargain. Authentic
Cantonese and Szechuan cuisine prepared by chefs direct
from Hong Kong. 1101 Wilson Blvd. Next door on Lynn/Wilson. Inside and up escalator.
(703) 525-5317.
Chipotle - A
Washington Post Editors' Pick. Quick-gourmet restaurant that serves
fresh, made-to-order burritos, tacos, and burrito bols. Fax order form available online. Outdoor
seating with a view of the big screen and scrolling news ticker. 1735 N. Lynn Street. 1/2 block north on
Lynn. (703) 294-6669.
Continental: A Modern Pool Lounge
- A Washington Post Editors' Pick and Readers' Choice Best Bet for Pool.
Happy hour goes until 8 PM at this large retro urban pool hall with a great juke box,
darts, and 9 pool tables. Ladies play free Mondays. Late nite menu til 2 AM. 1911 N. Fort
Myer Drive, a block north of the metro station, (703) 465-7675.
Domaso - Trendy and upscale, Domaso uses fresh local farm ingredients in its Northern Italian cuisine. Extensive wine list and wine store on-site featuring Italian and Virginian labels. Bar and lounge feature happy hour specials. Huge terrace overlooks Georgetown. Located in the chic Hotel Palomar 3 blocks down Lynn on the right. (703) 351-1211.
Diet-to-Go* - Healthy meals delivered to your
door or to the River Place Market for pickup. Any combination of breakfast, lunch, and
dinner delivered 5, 6, or 7 days a week. First day free. (703) 550-DIET (3438).
Domino's Pizza* - Pizza carry out and delivery.
1555 Wilson Blvd. Up 4 blocks, on right. (703) 276-1400.
Greenberry's Coffee & Tea Company - A
Washington Post Editors' Pick and Readers' Choice Best Bet Coffee Shop.
Fine Arabica coffee beans, roasted to order, brewed to taste along with tea and bakery
selections. 1737 Wilson Blvd. Up 6 blocks, on right. (703) 465-7823.
Guajillo (pronounced wa-hee-yo) - A
Washingtonian Best Bargain. A
Washington Post Editors' Pick and Readers' Choice Best Bet for Mexican.
Authentic Mexican cuisine, fresh daily specials, and tequila bar in a cosmopolitan atmosphere.
Outdoor seating. 1727 Wilson Blvd. Up 6 blocks, on right. (703) 807-0840.
Il Radicchio - A Washington Post Editors' Pick. Lively Italian spaghetteria. Warm and inviting with open kitchen
displaying woodburning oven. Outdoor seating. 1801 Clarendon Blvd. Up 7 blocks.
On left, adjacent to Rhodeside Grill. (703) 276-2627.
Kanpai - A
Washington Post Editors' Pick. Japanese restaurant and sushi bar.
Full menu including appetizers, tempura, teriyaki, soup & salad combos, katsu, soba, and sashimi. Lunch
specials from 11:30 - 2:30. Carry-out and party platters. Outdoor seating. 1401 Wilson Blvd.
Up 3 blocks on right. Look for yellow awnings. (703) 527-0110.
Ledo Pizza at Iwo Jima - A
Washington Post Readers' Choice Best Bet for Pizza.
Homemade sauce, homemade dough, rolled to order pizza loaded with cheese and toppings.
1501 Arlington Blvd. From the gatehouse, straight out and down Fairfax Drive 2 blocks
on right. (703) 528-3570. For delivery, call (703) 521-5336.
Mezza9 - A
Washingtonian Very Best. - D�cor reminiscent of Paris in the 40�s, a variety of Mezza
(small, shareable appetizers), and an ever changing menu
that explores the tastes and textures of the Mediterranean.
1325 Wilson Blvd. Up 1 1/2 blocks, on right. (703) 525-1234.
Oak Street Deli - What's great about this corner deli is that it's open
early for breakfast all week. Hot coffee and the best grits in the neighborhood. Throw on
a baseball hat and head up Wilson Blvd (they don't care and neither should you) 3 blocks
to 1501, on right at Oak Street. (703) 528-6886.
Olive Press - Martini bar co-located with the Mezza9 restaurant. Varied flavors
for diverse tastes. 1325 Wilson Blvd. Up 1 1/2 blocks, on right. (703) 525-1234.
Pho 75 - A
Washington Post Editors' Pick and Readers' Choice Best Bet for Cheap Eats.
Generous portions of authentic Asian noodles served with a variety of
accompiniments. Popular spot, quick service. 1721 Wilson Blvd. Up 6 blocks,
on right. (703) 525-7355.
Piola - Washington City Paper readers selected Piola as Washington's best happy hour - it runs until 8 every weeknight featuring free pizza and drink specials at the bar and in the lounge. Simple, authentic Italian food including a huge pizza selection. Lots of outdoor seating. 1550 Wilson Blvd. 3 blocks up on left. (703) 528-1502.
Quarterdeck - A
Washington Post Editors' Pick and Readers' Choice Best Bet for Crabs.
Traditional crab house in friendly neighborhood setting with beer
on tap. Large deck for outdoor seating. 1200 N. Fort Myer Drive. Cross bridge heading
left toward the Iwo Jima Memorial 1 block, go right on Arl. Blvd (pedestrian friendly)
for 2 blocks, go left on N. Fort Myer Dr. 1 block. (703) 528-2722.
Quizno's Subs - Sub sandwiches on
oven baked bread. Soups, salads, desserts. 1735 N. Lynn Street. North on Lynn 1 1/2
blocks. (703) 875-0670.
Ray's the Steaks - A Washingtonian Very Best, and winner of the
Washington Post Readers' Choice Award for Steaks. Quality steak cuts with
a few fresh seafood selections, a tasteful wine list, fresh baked breads and pies.
Simple urban atmosphere. 1725 Wilson Blvd. Up 6 blocks,
on right. Reservations required, (703) 841-7297.
Red Hot & Blue - The
Washington Post Readers' Choice Winner for Best Barbecue. The original
that spawned a national chain. Memphis pit bar-b-que restaurant and full service bar.
The Red, Hot, & Blue Brew by the local Foggy Bottom brewery works with the ribs, brisket,
chicken, and catfish. Memphis blues music completes the setting. Carry-out and catering
- pulled pork and pulled chicken sold by the pound.
1600 Wilson Blvd. Up 5 blocks, on left. (703) 276-7427.
Rhodeside Grill - Eclectic American cuisine,
2 bars, pool, foosball, darts, live music on weekends, Sunday brunch. Outdoor seating.
1836 Wilson Blvd. Up 7 blocks. On left. (703) 243-0145.
Ruby Tuesday - American food and extensive
salad bar. 1300 Wilson Blvd. Up 2 blocks, on left. (703) 526-1956.
Santa Fe Cafe - Southwestern menu selections and pink margaritas served in a family
environment. 1500 Wilson Blvd. Up 2 blocks, just past Ruby Tuesday. (703) 276-0361.
Spice of Life Cafe* - Fresh, healthy,
and delicious - a neighborhood cafe and coffee house. Open for breakfast and lunch
weekdays. Carry-out, catering, outdoor seating, online ordering. 1401 Wilson
Blvd. Up 3 blocks on right. Look for red awning. (703) 524-2066.
Starbucks - Coffees, Italian style espresso
beverages, variety of pastries and confections. 2 locations: 1) 1735 N. Lynn St. Walk north
on Lynn for 1 1/2 blocks. (703) 465-7245; 2) 1501 N. 17th St. Up 2 1/2 blocks, on left.
Outdoor seating at both. (703) 812-2100.
Tivoli - Northern Italian gourmet
restaurant and pastry shop. Pre-theater dinner and complimentary hors d' oeuvres evenings.
1700 N. Moore Street. Adjacent to Rosslyn Metro Station. Online reservations available.
(703) 524-8900.
Village Bistro - A
Washington Post Editors' Pick. Northern Italian cuisine with French,
Indian, and American influences in a cozy atmosphere with an extensive wine list.
1723 Wilson Blvd. Up 6 blocks, on left. Outdoor seating. Reservations recommended. (703) 522-0284.