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- VVonettaWashington, D.C. Area •1 review5.0Dined 1 day agoLovely experience! They don’t do “seconds” as some other hotels do for tea, but I couldn’t have asked for a better experience. A great way to start the new year!More infoWillard Peacock Alley TeaPrice: Very Expensive• Afternoon Tea• Downtown•4.6
- DDr. JenniferPhiladelphia County •4 reviews5.0Dined 3 days agoOne of the best meals we have had since moving up North! Every dish was packed with flavor and the drinks were amazing! We will be back!More infoKitchen + Kocktails by Kevin Kelley - DCPrice: Expensive• Southern• Downtown•4.2
- EEmmaGreater Boston •1 review5.0Dined 3 days agoIncredible service and 10/10 food! Expected standard brunch food, but was pleasantly surprised. Order the foccacia, burrata, and pork pasta!More infoOlio e Più - DCPrice: Expensive• Italian• Washington•4.4
- RRichardWashington, D.C. Area •2 reviews5.0Dined on Dec 26, 2024One Michelin Star (and all that implies) with two prix fixe selections and alacarte menu. (1) Self select 4 items from 4 groups, $90) or (most) Chefs Selection 7 items plus desert ($150). We did Chefs Selection, excellent flavors and great value. The last dish was an aged duck breast dish with all typical Indian sides (Naan, rice, curry dipping sauces). The cocktail menu and wine list were amazing. Easily worthMore infoRania DCPrice: Very Expensive• Indian• Penn Quarter•4.8
- CCarolineVIPNew York City •19 reviews4.0Dined on Dec 21, 2024I had a good time overall. The food was worth it, and the staff was so kind. Unfortunately, I had a not-so-nice encounter with a customer who was staying at the hotel. She ordered food from her chair and shouted at the lady doing omelets. I found this to be extremely rude. The woman who ran the Omelette station handled the incident with care, but I felt the encounter should have been addressed on a higher level. It does not matter what or how much money you may have; you should not yell at anyone to fix you an omelet from across the station while other customers have waited in line.More infoAvenue GrillPrice: Expensive• American• Downtown•4.7