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Lutèce. Washington Reviews
Must try bistro in DC near Georgetown!
Wow! (new) favorite on our list including other Michelin Star level options! Highly recommend the Orvia Duck, Honeynut Squash Soup (and do eat the “bowl”), and Charred Napa Cabbage! Wine suggestions by our waiter Chris were perfect! Ask Dennis
An experience to be enjoyed
Awesome spot. Very much a French bistro with all the bustle you would expect from a French bistro with a friendly & very knowledgeable staff. The menu is a short menu but you honestly can't go wrong with any of the choices. The menu change
Friendly bartender
We came here for late night drinks and sat at the bar. The bartender was incredibly professional and personable - he made it enjoyable to sit there and speak with him. Drinks were very good. The dessert was absolutely exceptional (the honey semifredd
Been on my list....did not disappoint.
We had an outstanding meal on Friday night at Lutèce. To start, my wife and I shared the steak tartare, which was beautifully prepared and flavorful. I also enjoyed the veal sweetbreads, an off-menu option that was perfectly cooked. For our main co
I lived upstairs 30 years ago
What a fantastic place. I sat at the bar solo and had a brilliant time. David was a great host. The cocktails were fantastic and the food superb.
Wonderful place in Georgetown!
This gem was the perfect spot for a date night. We sat at the bar - the whole place seats about 30 people inside, so it is cozy. Valerie was a magician behind the bar and so so nice to talk with (while constantly on the go - nobody stops moving the
One of my favorites in DC
I've now been here 3 times and definitely feel it's one of DC's best restaurants - definitely one of my favorite. wE ate at the bar, and it was simply a wonderful dinner. So many good choices. We had the sourdough bread (highly recommend), the ca
Good for DC
Passionate staff, great service good food for DC but a bit surprised it’s a Michelin + delicious virgin drinks
Disappointing visit
The bread, olive and panna cotta were delicious but the duck was dry and tasteless despite its high price. The exterior seats were uncomfortable. Complete waste of money.
Not the same and will not be back
Food quality has declined (overcooked black bass and tough octopus) and you are pressured to order and finish your meal as soon as possible Issues with waitstaff-ordered cocktails which were finished prior to appetizers and not asked to order wine (t
Great Food, Great Service, Poor Restaurant
Food - Excellent! Service - Excellent! Physical Setting- Terrible. Don't let the photos of the interior fool you. This place is very small,very cramped, and the tables are uncomfortably close together. Combine that with the fact that they have t
Still worth being listed in Guide Michelin
My 2nd visit - last time 6 months ago. This time chefs menu with wine pairing. Very delicious food, and nice wines but I was not impressed by the attempt to pair food and wine. One exception was the duck breast, heart, and amarene cherries woth the f
A fabulous dining experience in Georgetown!
Last night four of us sat at the bar at Lutece for one of the most memorable dinners I've ever had. From start to finish the meal, atmosphere, and service were perfection. Allison, the bartender and server, was welcoming, efficient, and knowledgeable
French bistro at its best
Set as in an old Georgetown house this upend (Michelin listed) restaurant serves medium sized portions of delicious, French inspired, well-prepared meal. A lot of green dishes, fish and prime meat. All wine by the glass was organic and/or biodynamic
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* At this stage, the reservation does not exist yet.
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