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Food

Tweet Us Your Restaurant Week Eats

We want you to tell us how your Restaurant Week is going.

Written by Kate Nerenberg
| Published on August 28, 2009
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It’s the first day of DC’s summer Restaurant Week (see our menu guide here), when lots of the city’s eateries have special three-course lunch ($20.09) and/or dinner ($35.09) menus—a chance to try some of the best restaurants in town for a fraction of the price. Some places allow diners to choose from their regular menu, while others offer a paltry list of choices with the only attractive dishes bearing a surcharge.

Our food and wine editor, Todd Kliman, gave you his picks for Restaurant Week, and now we want you to weigh in on your experiences. Where did you score a great deal, and where did you feel ripped off? Which restaurants were generous with portions and menu offerings, and which ones skimped? Did your meal feel relaxed or rushed? Every morning, we’ll ask you to tweet @bestbitesblog with your reports from the day before (use the hashtag #DCRW). If you’re not on Twitter, feel free to leave your thoughts in our comments below.

(Psst—you can also follow Washingtonian on Twitter here, and food and dining editor Todd Kliman here.)

 

August 27 Restaurant Week updates:

Vynuss: So last night #DCRW, went to Marrakesh palace… ambiance and belly dancers = great 🙂 ! Food= dry and bland. No more Moroccan for me. 🙁

districtoftam: #DCRW Cafe Atlantico's conch fritters, duck confit and chocolate cake…oh my!

jlsprinkelbug: went to the oval room last night for #DCRW…good. the striped sea bass was great!!

Jennifer_10_25: Oyamel was amazing for #DCRW. Lots of choices, all of them delicous, waitstaff friendly and attentive. Overall great time!

JennaDC: #dcrw dinner & service last night @ poste was amazing. desserts were so yummy. m. and i loved all the local, seasonal ingredients.

mollytics: I had an awesome meal w/ @WillBlog4FoodDC @ PS 7's. Great menu, excellent options, happy/helpful staff, 2 thumbs up

ranagan: #DCRW @ Zola – food was spectacularly good; server acted like he was fresh out of TGIFridays. Actually said "Wünderbar!" more than once.

emilyromans: Is it possible that I"m still full from last night's dinner at Il Mulino? Try the tilapia folks, you'll thank me later.

tutakalaka: Lunch at PS7 good, but service not great. Sarah's Salad, Short Ribs & Chocolate Peanut Butter Bar a steal at $20.09 ($34 regularly).

ranagan: Oyamel's seared scallops with pepita sauce … So effing amazing.

BeccaClaraLove: Dinner at PS7's tonight. Let's hope it's better than DC Coast, which was not as amazing as expected. Yeah, I said that.

tutakalaka: Had #DCRW lunch at PS7; short ribs are greatn peanutbutter choco bar beats red velvet and blueberry betty for dessert

ImMissNTexas: I am full as a tick thanks to @RosaMexicano! The Pescado Tikin-Xic was perfection.

otberbur: #DCRW @ Bombay Club: Unusual items most successful: asparagus fritters both spicy and creamy, intriguing carrot dessert. Attractive room.

LPags03: Ugh – hate being rushed. 3 courses in under an hour at hook. Food just okay.

kerikaeindc: Lychee and gazpacho drink at #TenPenh: Delicious palate-cleanser (if you like V8 like I do….).

ShanonDMurray: Dinner @ Potenza. Had Polpettine d'Agnello then Cod al Forno & Chocolate-Hazelnut Semi Freddo for dessert. Dessert was the star.

FrenchTwistDC: @CarpeDC Yes, @ristorantetosca did not disappoint. Had veal ravioli (amazing), lamb chops (so good) & panna cota (delicious).

jarsenault: Hit PS7's for #DCRW. Mussels & stuffed pork loin both excellent, beef tenderloin tasty but oversauced, choc-pb bar delightful

RRosser2: still full from @willowva dins last pm! bbq chick flatbrd/mussels, scallops w ravioli. did the wine pairing and the gruner was great!

tstemann: Ate at Vidalia last night for restaurant week…everything was good, but the grilled baby octopus was the highlight for me

August 26 Restaurant Week updates:

ldshap00: @bestbitesblog #DCRW Columbia Firehouse RW lunch yesterday. Food was good but terrible timing & plates were coming out on top of each other.

Lauraroose: Thumbs up for large group dinner at McCormick & Schmicks. Great selection: ribeye, lobster, salmon, crab etc and pleasant service

ShanonDMurray: Recommend lunch at Chef Geoff's. Restaurant Wk applies to entire menu. Had the Fattoush Salad, Seared Tuna & Mocha cheesecake. Yum!

FrenchTwistDC: Dinner at Art & Soul for #DCRW: gazpacho with avocado cream, crispy trout, peach pecan crumble with a sweet bourbon peach tea please! Miam!

FrenchTwistDC: Change of plans…. Having the arugula salad with blackberry dressing and the pork chop instead. Yummy. #DCRW #Art&Soul

ElyssaK: Trout at Art and Soul was excellent. I like how they just kind of layer all the pieces of the dish on top of each other. Different.

ShelbyLove2009: Acadiana was delicious! I dont think i ever need to eat again!

SeanQuixote: Enjoying delightful surf n' turf and knocking back a few glasses of tempranillo @ Hook in Georgetown for Restaurant Week.

cgouskos: Great meal at The Palm. Best part was the three cheese potato, the filet, and the crab cakes

Hawaii2DCdee: Took one bite of the lamb burger from #Citronelle tonight and almost died…amazing! #dcrw however was a bit of a let down with Hook….

August 25 Restaurant week updates:

anneblair: fabulous lunch at acadiana – trio of deviled eggs and bread pudding were great! entire menu for entrees.

bethshanna: Poste during #DCRW? Kinda pointless. Also oddly quiet. And underwhelming. Which in no way tempers my excitement for RASIKA tomorrow.

LPags03: art & soul – food good, service slow. let's see how 701 and hook fare…

lilel: Lunch at Vidalia was good. Dessert was best part. Other courses they were trying too hard

ldshap00:went to Me Jana for RW lunch yesterday. Great food but mezze is already cheap. Not the best value.

chrisbrowntv: Dinner at Vermilion last night in Old Town. Spectacular!

ebnert: Ate at sushi ko for #DCRW, go for the mussel and seaweed miso soup, shrimp and asparagus tempura, and beef tenderloin, delicious

LauraHubbard: Dinner last night for Restaurant Week at Poste. The braised trotter was amazing – very happy our server recommended it.

Cancemini4: Hit up Co Co Sala last night, food was good but definitely not worth the price

rindonesia: lobster mac&cheese, grilled sirloin, & molten chocolate cake @ Oya last night. worth the price, but service could have been better.

waywardmarmot: Went to 701 for RW lunch – burger and peach tart were delicious, pastas a little bland. Good portions, slow service.

MereDitty: Vidalia was very interesting/adventurous:almost full menu for #DCRW. Favs: pigstail app (seriously!), shrimp&grits, all desserts!

calidlee: The halibut at The Oval Room was delicious. Appetizers are tiny, but very yummy.

amylizmartin: http://twitpic.com/f5fo7 #DCRW Goodness at Georgia Brown's!

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