Tabard Inn Restaurant
American restaurant · Dupont Circle ·
Seasonal New American cuisine, craft cocktails & live jazz
Seasonal New American cuisine, craft cocktails & live jazz
"You never know who you’ll run into at the Tabard Inn & Restaurant. An old colleague? An old flame? Your grad school professor? The over 100-year-old establishment is an in-the-know revolving door for DC, and even though it’s located in well-trodden Dupont Circle, chances are the date you bring here didn’t even know this place existed. A wood burning fireplace, live, low-volume jazz on Sunday and Monday nights, and lots of comfortable seating (it’s a little threadbare, but that adds to the charm) is what it’s all about here. This is a great place to come for a cocktail while half listening to the music, half listening to the person you’re with. All dining transactions at the Tabard Inn are part of the Link & Dine program." - Team Infatuation
"You never know who you’ll run into at the Tabard Inn & Restaurant. An old colleague? An old flame? Your grad school professor? The over 100-year-old establishment is an in-the-know revolving door for DC, and even though it’s located in well-trodden Dupont Circle, chances are the date you bring here didn’t even know this place existed. A wood burning fireplace, live, low-volume jazz on Sunday and Monday nights, and lots of comfortable seating (it’s a little threadbare, but that adds to the charm) is what it’s all about here." - tristiana hinton, omnia saed, allison robicelli
"You never know who you’ll run into at the Tabard Inn & Restaurant. An old colleague? An old flame? Your grad school professor? The over 100-year-old establishment is an in-the-know revolving door for DC, and even though it’s located in well-trodden Dupont Circle, chances are whoever you bring here didn’t even know this place existed. A wood-burning fireplace, live jazz on Sunday and Monday nights, and cozy, low-slung ceilings make this a great place to come for a cocktail while half listening to the music, half listening to the person you’re with." - omnia saed, tristiana hinton
"You never know who you’ll run into at the Tabard Inn & Restaurant. An ex-colleague? An old flame? Your grad school professor? The 100-plus-year-old establishment is an in-the-know revolving door for DC, and even though it’s located in well-trodden Dupont Circle, chances are the date you bring here didn’t even know this place existed. A wood-burning fireplace, live, low-volume jazz on Sunday and Monday nights, and lots of comfortable seating (it’s a little threadbare, but that adds to the charm) is what it’s all about here. This is a great place to come for a cocktail while half listening to the music, half listening to the person you’re with." - madeline weinfield
"The meal: Two dinner options: a la carte Thanksgiving menu for parties of 1-5, or a buffet for parties of 6 or more at $92 per person. If you’re looking for a place to have a small, intimate dinner with your family—or solo if you need alone time from said family—the Tabard Inn is your spot. The quaint, quirky restaurant is offering honeynut squash as well as salmon entrees, and plenty of vegetarian sides and apps. Which is good news for everyone looking to avoid Tofurky this season." - omnia saed, tristiana hinton
