Best Restaurants in July in Seven Corners (Updated 2025)

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1. Sequoia

No.4 of Restaurants for Views & Experiences in Washington D.C.

NZD98Western-styleViewOpen LateRiver viewTerraceSunsetPrime location

love is blueOur family met up with friends on a trip to D.C. on a warm summer night. The setting/location of the waterfront with outdoor seating was beautiful and enjoyable. Great view too! This restaurant has a large capacity so don't expect a different experience but as long as you're willing to share the space it's great. The food isn't perfect but good enough. You come here for the experience. I would make this a must do if visiting in the summer.

2. Tony and Joe's Seafood Place

No.5 of Restaurants for Views & Experiences in Washington D.C.

NZD44SeafoodViewOpen LateRiver viewTerracePrime location

travelerererTony & Joe's Seafood Place is a Western restaurant about ten minutes' walk from our hotel. The overall value for money is quite high. I ordered the set meal, which is much more cost-effective than ordering a la carte.

3. Métier

No.10 of Fine Dining in Washington D.C.

NZD283Western-styleHistorical architecturePrime location

KevinIt's a very good restaurant. The cooking method is similar to that of Michelin. The portions are not big and the taste is good. The waiters have a good service attitude and gave a small tip after the meal.

4. Rose's Luxury

No.6 of Must-Visit Restaurants in Washington D.C.

NZD121Western-stylePrime location

M30***41They do amazing things here and our party had 1-2 of everything on the menu!! There wasn't a dish we didn't love (I don't like fish but they all do) and the flavors continue to be fresh, interesting, and new. The pastas continue to be excellent and true stars among the other dishes.

5. Ted's Bulletin(Capitol Hill)

No.15 of Local Restaurants in Washington D.C.

NZD64Western-styleBrunchPrime location

KevinIt's American country cuisine, or farm cuisine as we say in China. The country fried chicken is very good and every table orders it. There are also French fries and fish fillets, which are really different from what other restaurants serve.

6. Reverie

No.17 of Fine Dining in Washington D.C.

NZD413Western-stylePrime location

西红柿子wyhChef Johnny Spero is a master of fine dining and gourmet cuisine, creating an intimate and friendly dining experience that I look forward to returning to. Spero's menu is seafood-focused, focusing on the pure flavors of the ocean and freshwater with perfect balance and presentation. Notable dishes include p.e.i. mussels, pickled swordfish, scallops, lobster rice pudding, duck!

7. Blue Duck Tavern

No.3 of Must-Visit Restaurants in Washington D.C.

NZD173Western-styleBrunch

Kevin[Service] Ctrip can book seats, eliminating the hassle of making phone calls. [Taste] The dishes are good, the beef ribs are delicious, the meat is chewy, the seafood inside is also very good, and the senbei is very big.

8. Ris

No.13 of Local Restaurants in Washington D.C.

NZD67Western-styleOpen LatePrime location

勤奋努力小夹子Great meal and great service. Had the calf liver and would definitely recommend it! The espresso wasn't great but was an acceptable coffee.

9. Founding Farmers

No.2 of Must-Visit Restaurants in Washington D.C.

NZD105Western-styleBrunch

KevinThis is a relatively famous restaurant in Washington, mainly because its taste is more suitable for Asians. The burgers and grilled chicken wings are served with richer and sweeter sauces, which are not much different from some domestic restaurants.