Where to Eat and Drink in D.C.’s Historic Georgetown Neighborhood
"Georgetown’s only Michelin-starred tasting room, forced to go dark in August 2022 after suffering extensive fire damage, made its long-awaited return to D.C.’s dining scene in March. At chef Johnny Spero’s completely rebuilt Reverie, modernist meals stretching 16 courses long ($255 per person) continue to draw culinary influences from Nordic countries, Japan, and his native Maryland. Reverie 2.0’s revised look takes a dramatic turn, swapping slick subway tiles for a striking new aesthetic full of pitch-black finishes. Spero’s resurrected flagship, hidden in a cobblestone alleyway since 2018, joins Bar Spero — his downtown D.C. ode to Spain’s Basque region." - Tierney Plumb, Missy Frederick, Eater Staff
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