Washington D.C. Restaurant Guide
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An endearing neighborhood in northwest Washington DC, Cleveland Park is the perfect place to find everything from critically acclaimed restaurants to traditional home cooked meals. Along the famous Connecticut Avenue, Cleveland Park’s main thoroughfare, restaurants of all genres eagerly await the throngs of DC tourists and offer promises of world-class cuisine and unique settings. While contemporary American cuisine seems to rule the dining world, the introduction of fusion styles has drastically influenced the meals, offering a little something extra alongside tradition. With a restaurant run by the former White House chef Frank Ruta, a restaurant hailed by USA Today as one of the "best restaurants in America," and a restaurant that serves passion on a plate at a rooftop terrace overlooking the city, Cleveland Park clearly isn’t lacking in the areas of extraordinary or delicious.
Cleveland Park Restaurants
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3311 Connecticut Ave. NW, Washington, DC 20008
American. Meaning passion in Latin, Ardeo serves modern American in a supper-club atmosphere. Signature dishes include the Spicy Lamb Sausage and Pilser Steamed Mussels.
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2317 Calvert St. NW, Washington, DC 20008
American. A favorite Sunday brunch spot for Presidents and dignitaries, New Heights has been dubbed one of the "Best Restaurants in America" by the USA Today. Architectural ambiance, intelligent service and an innovative modern American menu combine to make New Heights one of DC's best.
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3529 Connecticut Ave. NW, Washington, DC 20008
American. Run by former White House chef Frank Ruta, this DC dining hotspot consistently wows guests with a haute home-style cuisine. As one would surmise from the chef's CV, the kitchen is distinctly American.
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