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Where to Eat

The Washington, DC metro area has become one of the nation's hottest restaurant destinations, with many of its finest restaurants buying as much local, sustainable food as possible. Those listed here are very Slow friendly.


Join us to eat at the best real food places in Washington DC metro area

Clyde’s
www.clydes.com
In the metro area, Clyde's Restaurant Group has been the pioneer in the farm-to-restaurant movement, which has made their all-American fare all the better. Famous for their chili and their burgers, Clyde's serves consistently fine meals with an American edge.

Corduroy
www.corduroydc.com
The brainchild of Chef Tom Power, this intimate setting is the backdrop for edgy American cooking.

Restaurant Eve
www.restauranteve.com
Executive Chef Cathal Armstrong has won numerous awards for his inventive cooking and the restaurant's personable service.

Jaleo
www.jaleo.com
Super chef Jose Andres helped to initiate America's love for tapas, and his original Jaleo restaurant in Penn Quarter is where it all started. He now runs three Jaleos, plus other destinations. Always a bargain, always good food.

Tabard Inn
www.tabardinn.com
One of the first restaurants in DC to serve organic food (in the early days Tabard even had it's own organic farm) Tabard Inn remains a favorite spot for those who want excellent food,at a fair price, in an unpretentious and cozy atmosphere. In the spring and summer the brick enclosed garden is a treat; and in the winter and fall a seat by the fire in the parlor is a great place to meet for drinks before any meal. Proprietor Jeremiah Cohen has good reason to be proud of his excellent wine list, and his sister's memorable Route 11 Potato Chips can be purchased in the lobby. Reservations recommended. 202-785-1277. 1739 N St. NW, Washington DC 20036.

Oyamel
www.oyamel.com
Jose Andres brings traditional Mexican cooking to Penn Quarter; everybody loves the grasshopper tacos, but the entire menu inspires a love for South-of-the-Border cooking.

Marcel’s
www.marcelsdc.com
Executive Chef Robert Wiedmaier is one of DC's very talented young chef, whose cooking has traditional Belgian and European overtones.

Restaurant Nora
www.noras.com
Executive Chef Nora Pouillon, whom many know as the "queen of organics," helped to popularize the organics movement with this restaurant, the first certified organic restaurant in the United States.

Equinox
www.equinoxrestaurant.com
Executive Chef Todd Gray follows the seasons in his restaurant, which highlights upscale American fare.

Poste Moderne Brasserie
www.postebrasserie.com
Executive Chef Robert Weland is a staunch advocate of fresh, wholesome American food in this trendy eatery.

Hook
www.hookdc.com
This Georgetown seafood restaurant has as its chef the young, up-and-coming Bart Seaver, whose goal is to serve the best and freshest sustainable seafood from his menu. He works in conjunction with EarthEcho International. 3241 M St., NW, Washington, DC
202-625-4488

Agraria
www.agrariarestaurant.com
An elegant restaurant detailed in earth tones and overlooking the Potomac River, Agraria has as its executive chef Ricky Moore, who not only uses the best sent him by family farmers across the country. It's modern American cooking, and it's supported by the North Dakota Farmer's Union. Washington Harbour, 3000 K St., NW, Washington, DC
202-298-0003

The Oceanaire Seafood Room
www.theoceanaire.com
Decorated to resemble a 1930's ocean liner, this handsome restaurant is an active supporter of local and sustainable seafood, thanks to the dedication of executive chef Rob Klink, who has become a staunch advocate of protecting our marine life. 1201 F St., NW, Washington, DC
202-347-2277

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