You have an extra week to snag $25 lunches and brunches and $40-$55 dinners.
Nama Sushi Bar in Mt. Vernon Triangle extends its sushi deal for Restaurant Week. Photograph courtesy of Nama
Get ready to live every week like it’s Restaurant Week—at least for a bit longer. While it officially wraps up Sunday, January 22, a bunch of dining rooms are extending their deals, most through Sunday, January 29. Here’s where to go for $25 for lunches and brunches, and $40 to $55 dinners.Restaurateur Michael Schlow’s Italian-American restaurants in Mount Vernon Triangle and Fairfax’s Mosaic District serve generous Restaurant Week dinner menus through Sunday, January 29.
Go bright and seasonal at chef Jonathan Till and Nathan Beauchamp’s West Coast-style eatery in Clarendon, which is serving Restaurant Week dinner for the first time. The three-course menu includes starters like homemade breads or blue-crab rangoon with roasted pineapple sweet-and-sour sauce, and such mains as a wagyu pot roast or salmon with gochujang, Chinese broccoli, and XO butter. For dessert, we’re eyeing the dark-chocolate cake.
Chef Frederik de Pue’s handsome French-Belgian bistro in downtown DC is continuing its restaurant week deals through Saturday, January 28. Lunch looks like a great deal with courses like grilled oysters in garlicky butter sauce, beef carbonnade , and sweets like a creamy chocolate bar. Dinner brings more options over three-courses, such as a creative grain-free squash “risotto” and an Amish cheese board.
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