Grazie Nonna
Italian restaurant · Downtown
1100 15th St NW, Washington, DC 20005
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Highlights
Hand-tossed pizzas, antipasti, pasta, Italian wines, cocktails
Hand-tossed pizzas, antipasti, pasta, Italian wines, cocktails
"Downtown’s essential Italian restaurant is alfresco city dining at its best. The patio, which offers shade under the glossy Midtown Center complex, is now joined by a second one next door. Stylish sibling lounge Grazie Mille also offers a romantic outdoor setup adorned with chandeliers and flickering candles." - Abi Newhouse
"Grazie Nonna will be offering its regular menu with some special dishes from chef Gerald Addison. Basically just a fun night with pizza and pasta — nonna’s preference. Reservations are available via Resy." - Vinciane Ngomsi
"Partners Gerald Addison and Casey Patten (Grazie Grazie) brought hand-tossed pies and nostalgic Italian fare to Midtown Center in fall 2022. The red-sauced tribute to Patten’s nonna and her many Sunday suppers centers around pizzas, hearty bowls of pasta, and antipasti dishes like calamari, burrata, and arancini balls. A dreamy bar lined with family photos sends out Italian wines, elderflower spritzes, and Negronis three ways. An outdoor bar feels geared towards downtown’s 9-to-5 happy hour set, while glam lounge Grazie Mille arrived next door last year and added its own chandelier-lined patio this spring. Try its new Caesar for two, ribeye flambeed tableside, and decadent mac and cheese." - Tierney Plumb, Emily Venezky
"For pizzas, pastas and other Italian dishes, look no further than this relatively recent addition to downtown, now open Mondays." - Missy Frederick
"Partners Gerald Addison and Casey Patten (Grazie Grazie) brought hand-tossed pies and nostalgic Italian fare to Midtown Center last fall. The red-sauced tribute to Patten’s nonna and her many Sunday suppers centers around pizzas, antipasti dishes like calamari, burrata, and arancini balls, and hearty bowls of pasta. A dreamy bar lined with family photos sends out Italian wines, elderflower spritzes, and Negronis three ways. The restaurant seats about 80, in addition to an outdoor bar geared towards downtown’s 9-to-5 happy hour set. A glam lounge called Grazie Mille just arrived next door." - Tierney Plumb, Eater Staff
