DC - late-night dining ideas?
Jan 13, 2010 | 11:08 pm
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DC - late-night dining ideas?
Any suggestions for a place to grab a late meal - preferably near DuPont Circle (Park Hyatt/Westing Grand hotels)? Arriving IAD 10pm Saturday, so figure after 11pm til checked in etc.
Prefer sushi, or vegetarian-friendly, to make life easier...
Prefer sushi, or vegetarian-friendly, to make life easier...
Jan 14, 2010 | 6:36 am
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Your late night options are a little limited in that neighborhood (which, btw, is more West End than Dupont). I think DC Bread and Brew stays open until the wee hours on weekends. Closer to Dupont proper, Luna Diner has a reasonable vegetarian selection. If you want something a tiny bit more upscale, maybe Afterwords Cafe? I know Bistrot Du Coin is open late, too, but I don't think it has much on the veggie side. If you just want something to grab and take back to your hotel room, there's always Julia's Empanadas.
I don't know of any sushi places around there that are open after 11, though I'm sure there's something I'm missing.
I don't know of any sushi places around there that are open after 11, though I'm sure there's something I'm missing.
Jan 14, 2010 | 1:15 pm
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I think Cafe Japone on P Street is open late. I've never eaten there, but it always looks crowded.
I quite like Afterwords, the cafe in Kramer Books, and I know they have several vegetarian options.
Unfortunately, Teaism closes around 10 p.m. on weeknights, because their menu would probably be ideal for you.
I quite like Afterwords, the cafe in Kramer Books, and I know they have several vegetarian options.
Unfortunately, Teaism closes around 10 p.m. on weeknights, because their menu would probably be ideal for you.
Jan 14, 2010 | 2:01 pm
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Jan 16, 2010 | 1:02 pm
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I suggest Sette Osteria. It is a wonderful Italian restaurant/brick oven pizzeria that is open to midnight on Saturday. However, I think that they only serve pizza from 11PM-Midnight.
http://www.setteosteria.com/
Kramers Bookstore/Cafe in Dupont is open 24 hours on weekends.
Old Ebbitt Grill on 15th Street is also open pretty late if you feel like cabbing it there.
http://www.setteosteria.com/
Kramers Bookstore/Cafe in Dupont is open 24 hours on weekends.
Old Ebbitt Grill on 15th Street is also open pretty late if you feel like cabbing it there.
Jan 17, 2010 | 1:10 pm
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Cafe Japone is alright, nothing special.
Kramerbooks is a good 24 hour option.
Old Ebbitt is a tourist trap, IMHO.
Bistro du Coin is good for cafe French type food.
The Diner in Adams Morgan (take a cab) is open 24/7 and has surprisingly good entrees.
Kramerbooks is a good 24 hour option.
Old Ebbitt is a tourist trap, IMHO.
Bistro du Coin is good for cafe French type food.
The Diner in Adams Morgan (take a cab) is open 24/7 and has surprisingly good entrees.
Jan 18, 2010 | 11:52 am
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Good call, although the OP should be aware that they may get a little more than they bargained for if they go there for late-night sushi.
Instead, since we were/are here for a wedding, we just hung out at the Park Hyatt bar with the bride & groom...great cheese menu!
