West Loop Restaurants

Le Pain Quotidien, which means Daily Bread, takes pride in the handmade items that headline the menu. Known widely for its bread made from levain, a natural yeast culture that requires daily maintenance from the knowledgeable chef, Le Pain Quotidien takes the same time and care with all the menu items. Enjoy a meal of breakfast, lunch or dinner at the communal table with only the freshest and finest ingredients. The bakery doors are open for all that would like to learn the secrets of the trade. Bakery classes for all ages are available as well as special occasions like the Spend a Morning in the Bakery for Young Bakers event.

Le Pain Quotidien doesn’t just specialize in food but also in drink. It offers several types of coffees and teas as well as a specialist to answer all of your brewing questions.

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Located in downtown Washington, D.C., Ozio is an intimate and friendly lounge that offers an extended space to enjoy dinner and drinks in the new indoor/outdoor rooftop space. An interesting feature of this restaurant is a retractable glass roof that allows it to accommodate parties or events of all sizes. Ozio has been recognized for the chic and stylish atmosphere partnered with the Art Deco dŽcor.

The menu offers appetizers, soup, salad, sandwiches, entrŽes and desserts. Some of the featured entrŽes are cecco penne, chicken parmigiana and filet mignon. The large size of Ozio allows for all different types of events, with pricing dependent on number of guests and desired room.

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Bonfyre American Grille is a restaurant serving contemporary American cuisine. The restaurant takes reservations, offers takeout, and also provides catering services. It is recommended for dinner and has garage parking, as well as its own private parking lot. It is good for groups, and casual attire is recommended here. The ambiance inside Bonfyre American Grille is trendy, while the noise level during peak hours is rated as average. The restaurant offers a full service alcohol bar and also offers outdoor seating for all guests.

Bonfyre American Grille has lots of contemporary American dishes on the menu such as crab cakes, shrimp, rotisserie chicken salad, coconut curry mussels, truffle fries, chicken jambalaya, and roasted chicken and ribs. The waiting staff here is friendly, courteous, and fast in taking orders and serving food.

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GCDC is a grilled cheese bar serving creative and delicious grilled cheese sandwiches. While the humble grilled cheese is often thought to be a simple dish, here it is elevated to restaurant quality through the use of artisanal cheeses and tasty recipes. GCDC also specializes in catering, takeout and delivery for guests who are on the go. It also frequently engages with its community, offering up recipe contests and art exhibitions for local artists.

The menu is full of both standard and unique grilled cheese options. The DC Classic is what most people think of when they think of grilled cheese: a four cheese blend with tomato on buttered white bread. For guests looking for a modern take on the classic, they can try any number of delights, including the fig and prosciutto, short rib, bacon jalapeno popper and even a Maine lobster grilled cheese.

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Olivia's Diner is a classic American diner in the West Loop region of the Washington, D.C. Area. It fits well into the mold of an old-fashioned diner, but also adds a few pleasantly modern touches. TV's hung around the bar area, colored stone detailing and attractive hanging lights all show the flair of this diner. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are all served at Olivia's Diner as well as full bar service for guests.

Cuisine on the menu gives a lot of variety for guests to choose from, including traditional American breakfast and brunch menus. For lunch and dinner at Olivia's Diner, guests can enjoy entrees like the fried chicken, the meatball sub and the Reuben sandwich. Popular brunch dishes include the eggs Benedict, French toast and biscuits and gravy.

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Science Club restaurant has now permanently closed.

Science Club is best known for being the downtown bar that offers a quirky environment along with an attractive scientific theme. The neighborhood where it's situated is home to some very unique places in town. This site is a must visit for all the chemists out in DC.

One of the main reasons why Science Club got famous is because of its signature cocktails and quirky scientific décor. All drinks are served in beakers, along with test tubes and dry ice. One side of the club is pretty dark with a giant size periodic table hanging on it. Another wall holds a sketch of Carl Sagan. The menu is ideal for vegetarians since its all veggies. Science club also provides a number of appetizers. The Mediterranean Olive plate is one dish that's worth checking out.

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Topaz Bar is located inside the Topaz Hotel in Washington, D.C. The bar features a chic and sophisticated, yet casual environment for tourists and locals alike to unwind in and enjoy a cold cocktail.

Topaz Bar specializes in serving crafted cocktails but also features a bar food menu as well. The food menu features a variety of starters, soups, salads, entr�es and desserts. Menu selections include such fare as chicken wings, mini pretzels with beer cheese, tomato bisque, Caesar salad, turkey burger with sweet potato fries and turtle brownie sundae. The cocktail menu at Topaz Bar offers a variety of hand crafted cocktails, champagne, white and red wines and beer.

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Public Bar Dupont is an American restaurant, sports bar and lounge in Washington DC. Its menu features traditional bar fare updated with some stylish modern flair. It serves a variety of starters, salads, burgers, and sandwiches that will appeal to both non-vegetarians and vegetarians. Whether you’re looking to have some bar snacks like tater tots, nachos or slow-roasted and flash-fried wings while you watch the game, or are beginning a night out with a salmon burger or a buffalo chicken wrap, there’s something on the Public Bar Dupont menu for any occasion.

Public Bar Dupont combines service, casual vibes the feel of a neighborhood joint in a relaxed atmosphere that emphasizes comfort food with fresh ingredients in one of Washington DC’s most exciting neighborhoods.

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Serving up a menu of contemporary international foods, the Thirty Thirty Restaurant gives each dish a Mexican twist. Focusing on providing an upscale dining experience and offering exemplary service as well as impressive foods, you're sure to enjoy your time and your meal at Thirty Thirty Restaurant.

Using only ingredients sourced locally from the South Texas region, each dish created is fresh as can be, made from scratch right when you order it to ensure the highest quality flavor. Thirty Thirty Restaurant offers a diverse selection of entrées on the menu, from bacon wrapped quail to aged New York steak and much more.

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Spicy Thai cuisine leads the charge at Mai Thai. This award-winning restaurant serves stir-fried pork, noodles and chicken dishes in elegant, spacious surrounds, complete with a bar. Menu highlights include the steamed dumplings, fried rice and the Thai BBQ chicken. If you're in the mood for soup, try the Tom Yum, a lemon grass soup with chicken slices, mushrooms and exotic spices. Mai Thai also offers vegetarian dishes and a special sushi menu that features sashimi, specialty rolls and salad soups.

Visit after hours for a cool drink at the bar as the drink menu features an impressive selection of wine, beers, top-shelf spirits, martinis and creative cocktails. Mai Thai is open for lunch and dinner from Monday to Sunday.

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Bertucci's Italian Restaurant at Dupont Circle in Washington, D.C., is a casual dining experience that is big on authentic flavor and a fun experience. Families will love the “create your own” pasta or pizza menu, while individual diners can build their own Bertucci's Italian Restaurant brick oven calzone.

Starters such as hot wings and spinach artichoke dip are a great way to start a meal at Bertucci's Italian Restaurant. After enjoying one of the special entrées like roasted eggplant Pomodoro, guests should be sure to sample one of the classic desserts such as chocolate peanut butter pie or a brick oven baked cookie. The menu features a variety of vegetarian and gluten-free items so that everyone in your family can enjoy their meal.

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Savor the taste of traditional Chinese cuisine at Sichuan Pavilion, located in Washington DC.The way its entrées are served on large dishes that everyone sitting at the table can share recreates an authentic experience that guests would find in China.

Sichuan Pavilion's menu features appetizers, such as spring rolls and pan fried chicken dumplings. Some of its main entrées are jumbo shrimp sautéed with peanuts in Sichuan sauce, as well as sliced tender lamb sautéed with hot spicy sauce.

Guests at Sichuan Pavilion can also enjoy chardonnay and merlot, as well as the popular Chinese beer named Tsingtao. For dessert, patrons can enjoy ice cream and wine-flavored sweet rice soup.

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