Anything with Lamb, but more specifically the lamb shank is delicious.
Spread Pikilia choice of three Recommendation: (Htipiti/BBaba Ghannouge/Hommus), Octopus Santorini, Crispy Skirt Steak, Ottoman Pilaf, Knisa Lamb Chops. Loved their bitterswt Turkish coffee <3 Read more.
The Octopus Santorini and lamb meatballs are to die for. The octopus is braised is red wine for 45 minutes and then roasted. It is sooooooo tender. Lamb - peefect amount of cinnamon
the spinach appetizer is phenomenal.everything on the menu is good--best indian in dc (except for the lamb shank at indique) Read more.
Mango and Tomato recommends the Ananas Gosht, "The lamb was fork-tender, the "curry" was smooth and fragrant, and the rice was absolutely perfectly cooked." Read more.
Wow. Great restaurant and great service. The crispy spinach is flaky and melts in your mouth (I don't even like spinach). Entrees: lamb chops are tender, black cod melts and chicken tikka masala yum.
No matter what you order, save room for dessert, because the French Toast is to die for! As is the baklava! And if you ever need "comfort food" an order of lamb chops & Cava fries is a must!
Lamb burgers, baba ganoush with spicy red pepper spread, flaming cheese, fried zucchini fritters - must I go on?! So yummy, everything.
Lamp shank and lamb sliders to die for!
Start with the Bronzino and crispy spinach and follow with the lamb with tomatoes, onions and apricots and the black cod. Life changing!
Get the palak chaat, tikka masala, and lamb curry.
Come here to have a first class dining experience with superb service and exquisitely prepared dishes like Palak Chaat, Green Peas Samosa, Tandoori Lamb Chops and Hyderabadi Lamb Biryani.
crispy salt cod, grilled rabbit sausage, brown rice bread, lamb ribs, cannolis and 'out of the lodges shadow' were all yummy! we thought the cavatelli was ok, but a delightful dinner nonetheless.
The restaurant has become known for its pastas, breads, wines, and attentive and easygoing service. Lamb ribs are a sure bet, but don't ignore rotating dishes highlighting seasonal ingredients. Read more.
Everything we had was fabulous! We started with the rabbit sausage, then had the potato ravioli with cabbage, and finished with the lamb rib to share. The service was impeccable and cocktails on point
Try the Red Sangria ( or the white), Tortilla Espanola (Egg omelette), & Pintxos Morunis (Colorado Lamb skewers).
Try the fried quail's egg and chorizo on toast, shoulder of young lamb with plums and yogurt, and braised rabbit in squid ink. Read more.
The lamb skewers, dates, and patatas bravas are excellent.
You can't go wrong with some delicious and fragrant Qabuli Palow made with Afghan rice pilaf mixed with tender lamb and coronated with a julienne of carrots and raisins.
Lamb stew is delicious
Dumplings and lamb stew were excellent
Take a group of friends. Sit at the communal table and indulge in a Georgian feast. Aside from the incredible lamb- the spreads were a surprise favorite especially the garlicky whipped olive oil.
Amazing— love the atmosphere w open fire pit, great tequila drink, and we loved all the dishes (ordered all condiments, saffron lamb, sirloin, haloumi, curry carrots)
The lamb is a must. If you don’t want the full lamb shoulder, the lamb hummus will provide a nice portion to taste. The Halloumi was also a favorite.
Get a hand-held snack: "Indiroll," a variation on kati rolls, the burrito-like street food found in India. Warning: The spicy and succulent lamb curry might threaten to break through the wheat roti. Read more.
Everything was good! But especially lamb curry, spicy chicken masala, and thali plate. Great neighborhood spot.
The lamb is awesome and tender, the spicy pumpkin is creamy and delicious, the potatoes and eggplant is mild but full of flavor. The Lassi is baller AF, best I've ever had. No regrets.
Try the leg of lamb, which currently comes with polenta cakes and English peas, for a main course, then finish with white-corn panna cotta from new pastry chef Justine Sullivan. Read more.
Get the lamb. No matter the preparation or sides, you won't be disappointed!
An elegant DC classic. "Start with the foie gras or beef crudo two ways and move on to a main course of Alaskan halibut or rack of lamb." -Michelin Guide on TripExpert Read more.
I’ve yet to meet a dumpling here I haven’t liked. Get the trio of juicy lamb pot stickers hiding beneath a lacy cover fried to a golden crisp. - Sietsema Read more.
Everything was amazing! The eclectic blend of Chinese, Japanese and Peruvian foods took my tastebuds on a world tour. I recommend the aeropuerto fried rice, nobu usuzukuri ceviche & lamb potstickers
One of Jose Andres' best restaurants. Everything was innovative and delicious. Lamb dumplings and the Aeropuerto rice are awesome!
Pita with Harissa, tsastaki, braised lamb, pickled onions, cabbage -really so delicious. People said Harrisa was too spicy but I didn't think so. I will be going back for more
Spicy lamb meatballs are so awesome and they have great vegetable and fruit infused waters/drinks.
Spicy lamb
Anything from the Charcoal grill is highly recommended, especially the lamb dishes.
Go to Mama Ayesha's and order the stuffed cabbage with lamb.
Cozy, gorgeous atmosphere with excellent food. Loved the lamb shish kabob. I've walked past this place a million times en route to Adams Morgan and never knew this oasis was inside.
Great lamb tibs! Best in the area!
Lamb tibs are amazing - best Ethiopian in DC!
Try the lamb stew or the beef tibs with jalapenos and onions.
Order the hanger steak, potatoes with aioli sauce, & lamb chops!!!! Damn it's good!!!!!!
Celebrated a friends birthday and is was packed on a Monday night. Favorite tapas. Octopus, chick pea fries, pork croquets, white sangria, tuna tartare and lamb chops. Delicious. Adrian was our waiter
The brunch lamb burger is AMAZiNG!
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