Washington D.C. Top Restaurants

Geri wrote:
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>I will be entertaining clients for 5 days in Washington D.C. I need
>suggestions for an Italian, a French, and Seafood restaurants. These
>clients are really into fine dining.
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>Thanks in advance,
>Geri
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>Jean Louis at the Watergate (French, one of the best in the country)
I Ricchi (Italian, very good)
Primi Piatti (Italian, very good)
Pesce (Seafood, rather informal but excellent)
Kinkead's (Seafood, less informal than above also excellent) also Vidalia (Southern cuisine but VERY good)

enjoy!

Kinkeads is tops - its specialties are seafood & fish, but offers other things,too - Robert Kinkead won the James Beard award this year as best chef in the Southeast (or it might have been Mid-Atlantic, can't remember exact geographical designation).  We go every time we go to DC and find that everthing he does is outstanding.  Also very good is Vidalias

On 3 Nov 1995, Geri wrote:

> I will be entertaining clients for 5 days in Washington D.C. I need
> suggestions for an Italian, a French, and Seafood restaurants. These
> clients are really into fine dining.
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Geri
> [email removed]
>
>
>

Italian: Filomena (Wisconsin, just south of M)
       Nora (probably the finest restaurant in DC...located in Adams Morgan)
French: Jean-Louis at the Watergate
      the place at Penn and at 9th(?) and Penn...can't remember the
name, but it's adjacent to the Navy Memorial
Seafood: Morton's Steak House in G'town has great seafood! Chinese: Mr. K's on K ST at 21st...nicest Chinese rest anywhere! "Other":  Can't beat the view from Sequoia on the Waterfront
      Citronelle at the Lantham Hotel on M St is renowned for its haute cuisine

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Geri wrote:
: >I will be entertaining clients for 5 days in Washington D.C. I need : >suggestions for an Italian, a French, and Seafood restaurants. These : >clients are really into fine dining. : >