Old Ebbitt Grill
All pictures were taken by me
Old Ebbitt
Grill is the oldest restaurant in Washington, D.C. and one of the most famous
restaurants. It is located at 675 15th Street NW in Washington,
D.C., in the United States.
Because
this restaurant is so famous, you have to wait at least one and half hour to
walk-in dining service. The time I visited this restaurant, I had made a
reservation two weeks prior to my visit, and I had only two choices of time
selection: at 5pm or 8:30pm. So, I made a reservation at 8:30pm for dinner. My
friends and I ordered an oyster platter, a jumbo lump crab cake, mussels Fra
Diavolo, and grilled pork chop. We loved all dishes in this restaurant. Oysters
were very fresh, and the crab cake was so soft, creamy and savory. The pasta
with mussels was delectable and the grilled pork chop was my favorite. The pork
chop was roasted and sauced with apple puree, and this was amazing. I could not
even describe its taste, but I bet everyone would love it.
The
restaurant was big enough to hold more than 150 people. In the side of the
restaurant, there was a wedding. The restaurant was luxurious and offering a
good service. All of us really enjoyed having a dinner in the restaurant, and
wanted to come back for brunch for next morning; honestly, we went to another famous
place for brunch though. Anyways, I loved this place and this became one of my
favorite restaurants in the United States, and I recommend you should visit
here if you go to D.C.!
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