With an endless number of dining options in Logan Circle, Estadio continues to stand out for its knockout tapas dishes. With its massive selection of cured meats, artisanal cheeses and traditional Spanish dishes, this tapas bar will be a surefire hit with any guest you bring. We suggest a round of sangria to get the night started.

The uninitiated may walk right by Toki Underground without noticing it (hint: look for the logo on the door), but once inside, the food is anything but subtle. Do yourself a favor: order the Toki Classic, Chicken Dumplings, and Ramune Marble Soda. You won’t be disappointed.

For meat lovers, The Partisan is paradise. With its massive variety of charcuterie and bar snacks like Beef Fat Fries, this restaurant is not for the faint of heart. Be sure to wash everything down with one of their many craft beers on tap.

Ever wondered how many different pork dishes you could eat in one meal? The Pig takes the animal to new heights with its variety of charcuterie, sandwiches and entrees. The restaurant also puts on an excellent brunch where breakfast meats take center stage. Be sure to order the Breakfast Melt and Face Bacon and cancel any plans you have for the afternoon.

DC gets a taste of France with Le Diplomate, a traditional French cafe in Logan Circle. Come hungry and indulge in classics like Steak Frites and Bouillabaisse. Just looking for a snack? Try one of the French cheese plates and a cocktail from Le Diplomate’s extensive beverage program.

This townhouse turned restaurant serves up outstanding New American small plates in DC’s Capitol Hill. The restaurant’s family style dishes like the Korean Fried Catfish and Smoked Brisket are major hits for large groups. Looking to host an unforgettable event? Be sure to check out the private rooftop garden.

Take everything you thought a deli could be and leave it at home. DGS Delicatessen offers high end takes on classic deli dishes. From duck fat matzo balls to house cured pastrami, this acclaimed DC spot will change the way you feel about your neighborhood deli.

Wolfgang Puck brings high end cooking to DC with The Source. This Asian Fusion restaurant, located in the Newseum, offers a Japanese izakaya menu featuring fresh sashimi and “Robata” grilled dishes, as well as a prix fixe chef’s tasting menu which boasts Crispy Suckling Pig and Tandoori Arctic Char.