Filomena Ristorante

Since 1983 Filomena Ristorante has been a Washington Landmark. Located in the heart of Historic Georgetown overlooking the C&O; Canal. Offering authentic Old World Italian cuisine.

Consistently celebrated as D.C.’s best Italian restaurant, Filomena is a Georgetown landmark that has endured for more than 25 years. With executive chef Harris Gondelman at the helm, culinary creations include old-world regional Italian specialties and European desserts crafted at the in-house bakery. Filomena’s “Pasta Mamas,” donning red and white aprons, are hard at work preparing handmade ravioli in the quaint storefront kitchen. Try Harrison Ford’s entree of choice, the manicotti, or President Clinton’s linguini Cardinale with lobster meat.

The $17.95 all-you-can-eat buffet is a great value; it's available Friday and Saturday from 11:30am to 3pm.

With "pasta mamas" making noodles in the front window, one might think this "bustling" Georgetown trattoria would be like "your Italian grandmother's kitchen" – but it's "cavernous" inside, and even nonna never had so much "kitsch" or "gaudy" ("yet somehow fabulous") holiday decor; still, the "thoughtful" staff makes it feel like "home" to legions of locals, "tourists" and "celebrities" who've...

Consistently celebrated as D.C.’s best Italian restaurant, Filomena is a Georgetown landmark that has endured for more than 25 years. With executive chef Harris Gondelman at the helm, culinary...

Filomena Ristorante is one of the premiere Italian cuisine restaurants in Washington, D.C. The restaurant is in operation for more than 20 years. Its lunch menu includes a variety of dishes, such as meatball sliders and fries, stuffed mushrooms, Caesar salad and chopped antipasto. In addition, Filomena Ristorante provide a range of Italian specialties, such as pasta pomodoro, zucchini fritti,...

Celebrating 30 Years as one of Washington's most Landmark restaurants in the heart of Georgetown overlooking the historic C&O Canal. Voted Washington's Best Italian Restaurant by AOL Digital City past several years. Featured on The Travel Channel and Food Network. Lunch or dinner, our old-world cooking styles and recipes brought to America by the early Italian immigrants, carefully passed down...