A few blocks from the U.S. Capitol, this New England–tinged steak house became a favorite among Republican congressmen during the heyday of fallen super-lobbyist Jack Abramoff. Politics aside, the cuisine, wine list, and surroundings are all top-shelf. Don't let the meat hanging in the window distract you from the fact that this restaurant has a lot more to offer than fine dry-aged porterhouse...
Food25 Decor23 Service24 Cost$61
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Serving a “great steak” in a “convivial atmosphere”, this “classy” chophouse chain satisfies...
The Capital Grille Restaurant Review:
The menu at this clubby chain steakhouse on the Capitol end of Pennsylvania Avenue is much like that of any other such steakhouse---massive cuts of aged beef, giant lobsters, cottage fries and creamed spinach. We must admit, though, that we haven’t found the beef (which is displayed in the windowed walk-in refrigerator near the entrance) to be up to the quality of that at such other power...
Award-winning steaks and first class service make for a four-star dining experience.:
In Short
Richness and warmth radiate from the plush leather seating and mahogany trim. Whether patrons prefer the filet mignon or a 24-ounce porterhouse, the dry-aged beef is guaranteed...