By Wolfgang Puck, this Newseum restaurant offers Asian-inspired plates in the upstairs dining room or pizzas and more casual bites downstairs.
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My husband and I went here for my birthday, on a Saturday night. We arrived early and had cocktails at the bar. The service, from the hostess to the bartender to the waitstaff was excellent. The atmosphere was perfect for a romatic dinner for two. The appetizers (suckling pig, tuna tartar, and dumplings) were wonderful, as were the entrees (steak and halibut). I would return for a special occasion, but the prices were too high for me to become a regular guest, and I think things are a bit overpriced.
my expectations were exceedingly low, having experienced Mr Puck out of a pizza box, but the service was excellent, food unipired but prompt, good setting with no view, decor a little Charlie Palmer but nice bar including Laura, the best.
After reading so many good reviews online, I thought that this was a sure shot for Valentines day. I was completely wrong. From the front of the house to the back of the house I was disappointed. The hostesses did not come to the bar to let us know that our table was ready (we had 10pm reservations). The bartender never asked if we wanted another drink even though we sat there for 20 minutes with empty cups. The waiter had the strangest wine opening ritual. Oh yeah, and the food left much to be desired. I'd like to think the lack of everything was because it was on a busy holiday night and the menu was limited, but my money is too valuable to risk trying it again. Consider me a customer that will never return.
Then dine at The Source. I really wanted to like this restaurant because it's located down the street from my office and because I was a huge fan of Wolfgang Puck. But I felt like a complete idiot after dining there with my wife. Never again.
But its not an option here. This restaurant's food is over-rated and over priced garbage. The food was cold when it got to my table and none of the dishes were worth the price. Are there any good food critics left in dc? I dont think so.
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