Do date night right in the District and woo your boo with these charming ideas sure to conjure romance.
The nation’s capital is the picture-perfect setting for that idyllic date night or romantic getaway. From its renowned dining scene and romantic restaurants to its majestic monuments, memorials and world-class hotels, Washington, DC has everything that a couple could want in the perfect evening. Heat things up with the most romantic experiences and date ideas that DC has to offer.
1. Discover pure elegance during an evening at City Center DC
Located near Downtown and Chinatown, the elegant CityCenterDC mixes shops and restaurants for a vibrant experience in the heart of nation’s capital. An outstanding meal is available at any of the eateries, including DBGB Kitchen & Bar, Fig & Olive, Momofuku CCDC and Del Frisco's Double Eagle Steakhouse. A romantic walk down Palmer Alley is a must, and you can peruse high-end fashion at retailers like Paul Stuart, Dior, Gucci, Louis Vuitton and kate spade new york.
2. Enjoy romance on the water with an Odyssey Cruise
Reserve a table for two aboard Entertainment Cruises' Odyssey Dinner Cruise on the Potomac River. The vessel was inspired by famous Parisian dinner boats that sail down the Seine. On the Potomac, you'll glide by DC landmarks like the Washington Monument and the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, providing the perfect romantic setting while you dine.
3. Reserve a table at 1789 Restaurant, a classic DC date spot
If you’re looking to truly dazzle your date, reserve a fireside table at 1789 Restaurant, specifically in the John Carroll room. Housed in a Federal-style townhouse, 1789 is a favorite for special occasions and romantic evenings, known for its cozy tables, stunning 16th century antiques and a delectable rack of lamb. The restaurant also sports a delicious tasting menu option.
4. Enjoy the cozy neighborhood abode that is The Red Hen
A delightfully delicious Bib Gourmand selection in the DC Michelin Guide, The Red Hen features a woodfire-powered kitchen, bucolic decor and a menu filled with Italian favorites near the Shaw neighborhood. You and your sweetheart can fill the appetites with delicious mezze rigatoni with fennel sausage ragu or grilled swordfish along with a perfectly paired bottle of wine.
5. Dine on a Michelin-approved meal at Plume, then head to your room at the historic Jefferson Hotel
Classically trained chef Ralf Schlegel executes European-inspired dishes to perfection at the Michelin-starred Plume, which is best experienced by ordering from the restaurant’s prix-fixe menu. Once your meal is through, spend the night upstairs at the The Jefferson, one of DC’s most elegant boutique properties, housed in a historic apartment building that dates to 1923.
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Posted By: Cheer Leader
Friday, February 1st 2019 at 8:29PM
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