1789 - Washington, D.C.

The restaurant from Washington, D.C. offers 311 different dishes and drinks on the menu at an average $119.1.

What Marsibil Hlinis likes about 1789:
We were gathering for dinner prior to a show at The Kennedy Center. We had to leave right at 7 and had no time for dessert. However the pastry chef sent out some lovely treats. read more.

The restaurant and its premises are wheelchair accessible and thus reachable with a wheelchair or physical limitations.

What Gay Franecki doesn't like about 1789:
Very expensive, but decent food (plates were $40-50 per dish). Our server was spectacular. Please note that they charge an extra fee in small pressure on the bottom of the menu to compensate for the inflation and costs of food in these days. I shared the feedback that this should be made more visible to customers (larger font, similar to other restaurants inform their customers about cork fees or plate fees). I had n... read more.

The 1789 originating from Washington, D.C. dishes out various flavorful seafood menus, The guests of the establishment also appreciate the extensive selection of various coffee and tea specialities that the restaurant has to offer. Furthermore, they deliver you delicious courses in French style, You'll find scrumptious South American menus also in the menu.