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    Clyde's of Georgetown

    3.9 (1.7k reviews)
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    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Outdoor seating
    Good for groups

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    Papi ..

    The place is alright, honestly would just come here for drinks and a snack. Wasn't the biggest fan of the food but their appetizers were good. Place was nice. Service was alright.

    Zucchini basil frittata
    Rachel B.

    Super cute place but it was freezing inside (80s outside). The service was excellent and the food was super tasty. We had a reservation so we walked right in.

    Burger
    Jamie C.

    A packed place on the weekend but worth the wait. It can be quite busy during brunch/lunch hours but the service is efficient and attentive. The restaurant and restroom areas were very clean. I think $17 for the classic burger with fries is a good deal for Georgetown. I'll definitely be back when I'm in the area.

    Menu
    Geno P.

    I loved this place! From the food to the formalish service, I would recommend this place to anyone. I wanted oysters like the colonials, so this looked like a great spot for it. We hit the happy hour for some of those delectable sea treats and some tinned yellowtail. James was our server and did a great job with helping us decide on lunch. Wife loved here plate of a yellowtail charcuterie. My oysters were fresh and lovely. I would definitely come back for the whole experience if I am ever in Georgetown again.

    Delicious salmon ceasar salad
    Maya A.

    As I strolled through the beautiful street of Georgetown I stumbled upon this place as I as making my shopping rounds. I had built up an appetite between flying into the city and cardio shopping so food was essential at this point. The outside exterior reminded me of pubs in Ireland. Dimly lit, incredibly romantic vibes so I decided why not try it. I made my way in and was instantly greeted by the hostess. Even though the restaurant was quite busy I was seated right away. As I got relaxed at my table I had a chance to take in the decor. Intricately decorated pictures, hung all around the restaurant that gave it such a nostalgic feel. I reviewed the menu and decided on my go to fave a Caesar salad with salmon and french fries because balance is essential right? My food arrived and the salmon was absolutely delicious. The salad was perfectly made with just the right amount of Parmesan cheese and Caesar dressing and the french fries I don't know if they were dipped in truffle sauce, but they were so delicious. I attempted to eat my whole plate however, I could not do so. The food was so rich and tasty. It easily filled me up. Would've loved about this place was that I was a solo diner and it wasn't awkward at all. The staff was super attentive. Food was great and the atmosphere was ideal to enjoy a solo meal, but that doesn't take away coming with friends or being on a date. It's nice to find places where you can go and solo dine and have a great time. The next time you find yourself doing your shopping cardio down Georgetown Street head here if you want to taste some amazing food with great prices, great staff and to have a memorable time!

    Hummus Platter
    Shernell H.

    So, we decided to walk over to Clyde's and give them a shot after making perfume at Olfactory NYC. It was a really nice day out, so we committed to sitting outside. Unfortunately, with the decision to sit outside, the hostess temporarily forgot about us which added a little bit more time to our wait. Once we were seated, we selected the hummus as our appetizer, which was okay. I then desired something light, which led me to the grilled chicken salad. The grilled chicken salad was truly paired well with all of the veggies etc making me an immediate fan of this salad. Overall, the convenience of the location of Clyde's directly next to Olfactory NYC, paired with healthy/ tasty, light salad options made this decision a win for us.

    Wooden bar
    Quentin D.

    I frequently have been coming here for years and I sincerely love Clyde's Georgetown with all my heart. In regard to both the food and ambiance, the wood bar is always a wonderful place to drink and eat, and the food has always been wonderful. But... there is this new bartender Dom who engaged in conversation with other guests while forgetting my drink until making awkward contact. I was displeased by this new bartender, as I don't consider myself a regular, however I do frequent the place and receive much better service than I did this evening. Usually, I dine with Kaitlyn at the bar and each experience with her and other staff, has been excellent. Dom on the other hand, wasn't my ideal experience.

    French toast
    Victoria S.

    Iconic and classy bar/restaurant in the heart of Georgetown with deep wood accents, exposed brick and cool decor. We were seated in the back near the fireplace. Though crowded the dining area still felt roomy but cozy. We ate here for brunch; menu had both breakfast and lunch style items. My companion had the French toast (thick bread with honeycrisp apple compote and whipped cream). He enjoyed it. I had the autumn market salad. It had several different greens, apples, Asian pears, cheese, walnuts and a vinaigrette dressing. It's filling yet light. Service was excellent. A fun place to rest at after shopping in Georgetown!

    Grilled Steak Salad
    Megan C.

    Clyde's in Georgetown is my go-to when I'm in the area. Whether it's for a drink and appetizer or dinner, it never disappoints. My group had a round of Hugo Spritz's and the Crab and Artichoke dip to start (not pictured because everyone dug into it so quickly). The grilled steak salad is always a favorite in my group. The steak is cooked perfectly and the salad is loaded with delicious pickled onions. I asked my server about the Fried Chicken Rice bowl and she said it is a favorite among the staff, so I gave it a go and it was just as she said. So many different flavors that paired perfectly. The chicken Farro salad was also very refreshing and loaded with chicken. It is crowded on a Saturday, but even with bags from shopping we had plenty of space.

    Alli C.

    An institution and tradition for me - no trip to DC is complete without some Clyde's crab cakes! Prices keep going up, but still great quality and portion sizes.

    Dining area
    Jennifer G.

    Emily was an amazing server which such great customer service. Always refilling water for us and checking in when possible. Considering that it's a Friday night, food came in on time with food being timed accordingly. Although we are not from here, we hope to come again and enjoy the food! P.S. the crab cakes are pricy but they were soooooooooo worth it. Ambiance was calm and rustic with a nostalgic vibe to the restaurant. Overall: 10/10

    Angie C.

    Clyde's of Georgetown delivers exactly what it's supposed to: a well-executed, classic American dining experience with a distinctive atmosphere. The space stands out immediately. The vintage airplanes hanging from the ceiling give the restaurant a unique identity--it feels intentional and authentic rather than gimmicky, which is rare in a busy area like Georgetown. We started with pita, hummus, and cucumbers, and it set the tone well. The hummus was smooth and balanced, not overly heavy, and the cucumbers added a fresh, clean contrast. Simple dish, but properly done. The salmon was a highlight--perfectly seared with a crispy skin and a moist interior, served over a chopped salad that brought a mix of crunch and slight acidity. It's not a complicated dish, but the execution was precise. The cheeseburger was exactly what you want from a place like this: juicy, well-cooked, properly melted cheese, and paired with crispy fries that weren't greasy (which is where many places fall short). Classic, but done right. Service was efficient and consistent even with the restaurant fairly busy, which speaks to strong operations. Overall, this isn't a place trying to reinvent anything--and that's the point. It's reliable, well-executed, and delivers a solid experience across the board. If you're in Georgetown and want quality without surprises, Clyde's is a safe and worthwhile choice.

    Munzer Q.

    After many years , back in DC and enjoying lunch at one of the best restaurants in the area. Especially if you want crab cakes. All 8 of us had a blast with so many plates and cocktails. As always it's a top notch place to enjoy the food with amazing service and beautiful local vibe.

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    Ask the Community - Clyde's of Georgetown

    What is dress code for Clydes?

    We were touring around at lunch so we had jeans and T shirts. Dinner might be more dress causal.

    Does Clyde's have any happy hour specials?

    Yes they do! Was just in there last week. Tell them Dan sent you!

    Does Clyde's offer VEGAN food? I don't see to much Vegetarian options on the menu.

    Yes

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