Restaurants in Waynesboro
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Delhi6
- Frederick
Restaurant inspired by a region of India renowned for its authentic cuisine features Indian-inspired decor and a warm, rich ambiance
Roma's Pizza & Subs
- Eldersburg
Topping choices include anchovies, green peppers, spinach, sausage, bacon, and mushrooms; dine in or carryout
Harvest of India
- Herndon
Authentic northern Indian cuisine such as pickled boneless lamb, tandoor-cooked jumbo prawns, and housemade mango ice cream
The Elkridge Furnace Inn
- Elkridge
Rabbit loin wrapped in housemade bacon, smoked-paprika-braised lamb shanks, and crab-stuffed quail served at an inn that dates back to 1744
Wok and Roll
- Adams Morgan
Specialty sushi rolls, tempura, and Chinese entrees such as sesame chicken, hunan pork, and kung pao shrimp
Venegas Prime Filet
- Fulton
Horseradish dumplings pair with pan-roasted salmon, half chickens roast with barbecue sauce, and grapefruit tabasco sauce kisses crab cakes
Odeon Cafe
- Dupont Circle
Pizzas, gluten-free pastas, salads, and fresh seafood served in a welcoming restaurant with wood decor and loft seating
Cazabe Restaurant
Traditional Dominican cuisine such as shrimp with sweet plantains, fried salami, and yellow rice
Afghan Restaurant
- Del Ray
Zagat-rated menu of Afghan dishes such as lamb kebabs, dumplings filled with beef and onion, and sautéed pumpkin with yogurt and mint
Lillies Restaurant and Bar
- National Zoological Park
Eastern European–influenced seasonal Mediterranean dishes, such as lobster ravioli, goat-cheese panini, and greek omelets
Willowcroft Farm Vineyards
- Leesburg
Scenic winery serves plates of cheese and crackers paired with panoramic views; gift card can purchase wine accessories
Japone and Café Japone
- Dupont Circle
Inventive Japanese cuisine with French infusion; lounge with underwater vibe features local and international DJs
Steamers Seafood House
- Bethesda
Crab-cake sandwiches on potato rolls, whole Maine lobsters with drawn butter, stuffed shrimp, and barbecued ribs
Inspire BBQ
- H Street - NoMa
Dinner for 10 with choice of barbecue meat, sides, and cornbread at restaurant that partners with students interested in the culinary arts
Caribbean Dutch Pot Restaurant
- Woodlawn
Caribbean dishes such as akee & salt fish, curry shrimp & brown-stew chicken populate plates in eatery with open-mic nights & live reggae
Addis Ababa Restaurant DC
- Silver Spring
The Ethiopian restaurant serves a mix of traditional stews plated alongside injera flatbread, as well as fresh vegan and vegetarian options
Azteca Restaurant and Cantina
- College Park
3-course dinner begins with mixed-seafood ceviche followed by broiled tilapia & shrimp; lunch items include chicken fajitas & giant burritos
Kababji Grill
- Dupont Circle
Diners feast on kebabs grilled over all-wood charcoal & more than 100 wines beneath ornately carved slabs of stone or on outdoor patio
Manna Bistro & Bakery
- Centreville
Meats and veggies sautéed Ethiopian style with turmeric, berbere sauce, or jalapeños complement paninis, wraps, and Mediterranean dishes
Abyssinia Ethiopian Restaurant - DC
- Silver Spring
Eatery serves classic vegetarian, lamb and beef dishes alongside injera bread in a community increasingly known for Ethiopian food
Himalayan Heritage
Biryani, tandoori-baked dishes, and other Indian and Nepalese dishes served amid cultural décor
Italian Cafe DC
- Falls Church
Chefs whip up pizzas, 12 oz. portions of Angus steak, and mussels over linguine
Dolce Coffee & Sushi
- Prosperity Center
Coffee shop with wood accents and cushioned seating handcrafts coffee drinks and plus fresh sushi rolls
Herbal Thai
- Calverton
Chefs offer recipes & tips for buying authentic ingredients during intimate classes on basics of crafting Thai appetizers and entrees
Axum Restaurant Washington
- U Street - Cardozo
Spongy pieces of injera soak up the spicy and herb-filled stews of doro wat, split lentils, sautéed spinach, and tender lamb
Zen Bistro & Wine Bar Arlington
- Pentagon Row
Sushi, tapas, and entrees inspired by the diverse cooking traditions of Asia
Ghar-E-Kebab
- Bethesda
Chefs roast marinated meats and organic veggies in a clay tandoor oven, simmer piquant Nepalese curries, and roll out fluffy loaves of naan
Pines of Florence DC
- Kalorama
Chefs whip up plates of traditional Italian pastas and pizzas topped with seafood, rich sauces, and Italian herbs
Saffron Indian Cuisine Ashburn
- Ashburn
Freshly ground, high-quality spices add flavor to curries, tandoori-cooked meats, and Indian vegetable dishes
t'Kila Latin Kitchen & Bar
- Aldie
Housemade tacos, fajitas, and enchiladas made with organic ingredients pair with fresh guacamole, which servers prepare tableside
Pho D'Lite
- College Park
Health-conscious dishes from all over Southeast Asia include pho and vermicelli bowls—noodles, spices, meat, and hot, richly seasoned broth
Muncheez Mania
- Georgetown
Housemade mishmash of flatbreads, Mankoushe, crepes, and pizza served in a hip, casual eatery
Chef Tony's Restaurant
- Bethesda
A chef dedicated to sustainable cooking regularly rotates the menu to feature seafood and fresh ingredients
Sur La Place
- Foxhall - Palisades
The Belgian eatery whips up 20-plus varieties of mussel and pan-seared fish filets amid red drapes and exposed brick
City Cafe & Caterers
- Bethesda
Hearty sandwiches envelop peppercorn turkey or black & white lox in gourmet café with premium coffees, salads, paninis & bakery treats
Recommended Restaurants by Groupon Customers
Chandeliers made of shimmering gold scales light up red-and-gold damask wallpaper. Tomato-red chairs stand out boldly against a bar lined with white tufted leather. The bold hues that decorate Panache Restaurant's Tysons Corner location match the bold flavors of its Italian dishes. Chefs stuff lobster into house-made ravioli and slow-braise lamb to make their specialty house ragù. Grilled free-range Angus filet mignon pairs with a choice of more than 150 wines. An outdoor seating area hosts al fresco dining, and music from a live jazz band harmonizes with patrons' satisfied "mmm's" on the second and fourth Friday of every month.
If your non-existent or expired passport and lack of vacation days prevent you from taking an international culinary journey, let today's deal transport your taste buds and help you save for your impending world tour. With today's Groupon, $15 gets you $35 worth of Asian cuisine and drinks at Uptown Cathay. With Thai, Chinese, Japanese, and sushi, Uptown Cathay acts as your Sherpa for a culinary tour of Eastern Asia. Take your wanderlusting mail carrier and hungry insurance agent on a palate-pleasing trip with today’s deal.Follow @Groupon_Says on Twitter.
Chef/owner Peter Smith, Vidalia's former executive chef, likes to change his menu depending on what fresh, farm-direct produce is in season. In his hearty biography, he notes that he "appreciate[s] taking the most unusual of pairings visually and creating them mentally. It often turns into the most delicious of flavor combinations.” This results in dishes such as the ballotine of chicken (crisp dark meat and rosemary-mousse-stuffed breast served with cranberries), the potato-crusted sea scallops (served with honey-scented butternut-squash puree, roasted maitake mushrooms, and cranberry-walnut chutney), and the popular tuna sliders (tuna tartare in sesame-seed buns with white-miso aioli and cucumber-cilantro slaw).
You're familiar with politicians, but do you know what they like to drink? If you buy today's Groupon, you just might find out. For $10, you get a $25 Groupon to Bullfeathers of Capitol Hill, a restaurant and bar that's been serving food and drink to state representatives since 1980 and Max Trews of Fairfax, Virginia, since 2005. Grab your part-time pundits and leisure-time lobbyists for a late-night bite or Saturday afternoon burger and beer. Follow @Groupon_Says on Twitter.
The word posh is believed to derive from the days of long sea voyages, when upper-class passengers would stamp the acronym P.O.S.H (Podiatrists Only Shall Handle) on their shoes when leaving them out to be shined. With today's Groupon, regain the glory days of refinement through a night of hip entertainment and dining at Posh Restaurant & Supper Club. For $15, you'll get $35 worth of ambrosial food and drink. Modeled after the jazz clubs and speakeasies of yesteryear (flapper yesteryear, not dinosaur yesteryear, which is way too scary), Posh combines all of life's necessities (good food, live entertainment, oxygen) under one roof. Stop by the chic lounge that Open Table diners call one of DC's Hot Spots and Vibrant Bar Scenes for a romantic dinner or a rousing night out with friends.
Brightwood's menu is packed to the gills with seafood and other classic items, crafted and dished out by an amiable staff. Warm up dormant appetites in the airy dining room, lined with large windows, by sampling esculent appetizers such as the sautéed shrimp and rice-noodle soup, which is served in thai lemon-grass broth with fresh veggies ($8), or jump right in with a po' boy sandwich, featuring remoulade sauce on crisp french bread, with a choice of chicken ($10), shrimp, oyster, or catfish ($12). Sample the house pride and joy with the crab-cake entree—jumbo lump crabmeat partnered with mashed potatoes and sautéed spinach ($24). If that still isn't enough, simply order the Brightwood burger, an Angus beef burger with red-pepper mayo ($12), and ask for it to be wrapped in a larger Angus beef burger.
