Tabard Inn Restaurant vs 1789 Restaurant & Bar
Both establishments are rated very highly by expert writers. Overall, Tabard Inn Restaurant scores marginally better than 1789 Restaurant. Tabard Inn Restaurant is ranked #14 in Washington DC with accolades from 11 sources including Time Out, Not For Tourists and Frommer's.
Tabard Inn Restaurant
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1739 N St NW, Washington DC, DC 20036-2801
From $0 /night
Frommer's
"The kitchen smokes its own salmon (as it has for 29 years); cures its own pastrami, tasso ham, and prosciutto; and bakes its own bread and pastries, so these items are awfully good."
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Zagat
4.2
"It's a perfect "rendezvous" for dinner in the "intimate" main room, "cozy" drinks by the fire or a "wonderful" reservation-worthy brunch in the "hidden" garden."
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Gayot
14.0
"Revisiting one of DC's most charming yet least publicized restaurants is much like a trip down memory lane."
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DK Eyewitness
"The menu of this historic inn always offers a delicious surprise. The garden is lovely and the funky interior has several inviting nooks and crannies."
Time Out
"Tucked at the back of a 19th-century brownstone, home to a family-run hotel, the Tabard is an eclectic and shamelessly romantic destination."
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1789 Restaurant & Bar
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1226 36th St NW, Washington DC, DC 20007-2627
From $50 /night
Frommer's
"This 50-year-old restaurant near Georgetown University draws from its upper-crust neighborhood of media types, socialites, politicians, and corporate execs."
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Travel + Leisure
"Chef Anthony Lombardo's roast pheasant and Carolina red snapper are served on Limoges china and silver, and the whole affair is warmed by fireplaces and a gas chandelier."
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Zagat
""White gloves and pearls" might suit this "distinguished" Georgetown "classic" with a "refined", "historic" townhouse setting and "expertly prepared" "farm-to-table" New American cooking."
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BlackBook
"Ye olde colonial dining room imbues Georgetown ethos in a walnut shell. Baroque on the outside, ceremonial on the inside."
Gayot
15.0
"Perhaps the grande dame of Washington restaurants, 1789 plays host to many of DC's and the nation's power players."
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