/cdn.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_image/image/50394479/redhen.0.0.jpg)
This week is Restaurant Week in D.C., which means tons of restaurants around town will be offering special prix fixe menus at a discounted price for diners to enjoy.
But what about diners who wish to avoid the promotion, whether they're ducking crowds, averse to prix fixe menus or have other concerns about the deal? Here's a list of more than 50 new, interesting or reliable places which are not participating in the official Restaurant Week (though some may have competing deals of their own), conveniently organized by neighborhood.
Whether you're team Restaurant Week or not, it's unarguably an economy booster, so all should think about supporting local restaurants this week.
Adams Morgan:
Meze Restaurant
Jack Rose
Jug & Table
Southern Hospitality
Tail Up Goat
Atlas District:
Boundary Road
DC Harvest
Ethiopic
Maketto
Sticky Rice
Toki Underground
Vendetta
Bloomingdale/Northeast:
Crisp Kitchen + Bar
El Camino
Nido
The Red Hen
Capitol Hill:
Béarnaise
Garrison
Rose's Luxury
Chevy Chase:
Terasol
Downtown/Foggy Bottom:
BLT Steak
Boqueria
Soi 38
Dupont:
DGS Delicatessen
The Gryphon
Hank's Oyster Bar
Mandu
Little Serow
Georgetown:
Bourbon Steak
Chaia
Chez BIlly Sud
Fiola Mare
Logan Circle/U Street:
B Too
Compass Rose
Doi Moi
Etto
Hawthorne
Izakaya Seki
Le Diplomate
Lupo Verde
Navy Yard:
Due South
Osteria Morini
Scarlet Oak
NoMa:
Masseria
Penn Quarter/Chinatown:
Minibar
Momofuku CCDC
The Partisan
Sixth Engine
The Source
Petworth/Columbia Heights
Bad Saint
Thip Khao
Shaw/Ledroit:
All Purpose
Kinship
The Dabney
The Royal
Woodley Park/Cleveland Park:
Duke's Counter
Ripple
Maryland:
AG Kitchen
Food & Wine Co.
Modern Market
Peter Chang Rockville
Silver
Succotash
Urban Butcher
Virginia:
Bayou Bakery
Brine
Clarity
Marble & Rye
Peter Chang Arlington
Takumi
Texas Jack's
Tupelo Honey Cafe