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4.3 (5.8k reviews)
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French Onion Soup
Erica W K.

One of the famous establishments in Washington D.C. so I had to try it! I booked a reservation and got seated immediately. The restaurant is lively and the decor is very welcoming. The waiters and staff are attentive and it made the experience good. Food: - The bread was delicious. Soft, pillowy, and they offered three different varieties. - French onion soup: 4/5, the soup is really close to what I've had in France so this was a good start! The cheese is thick and the bread soaks up all of the flavor of the soup. The soup was very warming and cozy. - Steak frites: 3/5, the steak was overcooked unfortunately. But the flavor was great. The frites were great.

French Onion Soup
Marty T.

The French onion soup was most excellent and the bread pieces inside soaked in the best flavors. The salmon tartare was great and the crisp greens accompanying it were a perfect serving vessel for it. The crème brûlée was perfect and the scallop risotto came with large scallops quartered to make it more bite sized and manageable. So glad I returned to this spot I had a chance to check out in March.

Amy N.

Another great experience last night on an exceptionally busy summer Saturday. Service is typically always reliable though our server yesterday was particularly professional, warm, and understated. To switch things up, we did skip the escargot though after some misses at other spots recently, Le Dip is the only place in the area where I will continue to order. The tuna carpaccio was light and bright and the crispy artichokes were fantastic. Next time we'll add the escargot back into rotation and share a steak au poivre, which my husband had last night. We did after dinner drinks to round it out: amaro and ratafia, and we never felt rushed to finish up. The summer vibes were high and everyone was out - dates, groups, and families alike.

Cheeseburger
Brianna T.

So so amazing and worth the hype!! I had delayed going here assuming it would be over-hyped, but I'm so glad I finally made it!! Everything we ate was amazing!

Pommes Frites
Emily K.

Finally made it to Le Dip! We swung by during the pride parade for a quick snack. We did not have a res but were able to be seated within a few minutes around 4pm! Our server was very attentive and timely. We got a few things to share including the famous bread basket, gougeres, and pommes frites. The bread included the brown bread, a sourdough, and baguette. I found the first two to be a little dense and chewier than I liked but the flavors were great. The frites were also delish, hard to go wrong! The gougeres were a really light cheese puff with a really airy texture! Reminded me of a Brazilian pao de queijo. The entrees are definitely priced higher since this is such a touristy spot, but overall would come back to try more!

Steak frites: steak is small but well cooked. Frites were crisp.
Karl F.

Quite a famous and historic restaurant. In DC, so let's try it. It definitely stands out as you approach it and you enter a very happening bar area. Very loud and electric atmosphere. They have a nice selection of cocktails and beer. The salade verte was artistically presented with radishes and a nice vinaigrette. It was topped with green beans which seemed a tad odd. French onion soup was a must try. It had a nice cheesy crust and croutons soaked in the soup. So classic and very tasty. The steak frites was also classic. The frites were tasty and crispy and the steak was cooked well. The steak was slightly small. The roasted salmon was cooked perfectly--very moist and a crisp skin. The fava beans and pea sauce was very creamy. The trout amandine was also cooked well with crispy skin. FYI It is cooked in a ton of butter. We did not order any of the dishes suggested by our waiter LOL, he steered us to the most expensive entrees. His service was quite good, perhaps a tiny bit snooty.

Bread basket
Brenda R.

Great place. Dinner was amazing. The restaurant was vibrant, the decor was beautiful. We ordered the French onion soup. It was delicious, rich and cheesy. My husband had the steak & frites and I tried the grilled Branzino. The steak was perfectly cooked medium rare and my fish was full of flavor and cooked perfectly with a crispy skin. Drinks were great and our sever George was courteous and attentive. I would definitely come again.

Warm shrimp salad (Half portion split from main dish)
Stefanie C.

Wow, what a fantastic spot. Visited last week with coworkers and had such a great time. We sat on the patio and the place was packed even on a Monday night, which says a lot. Pablo took amazing care of us, super kind, knowledgeable, and his recommendations were spot on. I got the Kir 75, a mix between a Kir Royale and a French 75, and it was SO good. One of my coworkers and I shared the warm shrimp salad and the steak frites, both delicious. The kitchen even split the dishes for us beforehand which was such a nice touch. Also, the bread basket while you wait? Dangerous levels of good. Definitely coming back next time I'm in DC.

Artichoke, Pommes Frites and spring pea soup
Lily D.

I went to this little bistro for lunch and so glad I was able to check it out! The flavors were outstanding. It truly felt as if I was transported to a little bistro in France. I was a solo diner and felt perfectly cared for. The food came out in a timely manner, I was not rushed, and was so happy with the quality of the food, especially given the price. The soup was unique and creamy, with a nice rustic but delicate flavor. The artichokes were perfectly crispy and so light! The aioli it came with was spot on. The fries were crispy and thin, a classic fry but cannot go wrong. One of the stars though, which is unexpected, was the free bread basket?! There was a cranberry nut bread and it was unlike anything I've ever had. Sweet and perfect with some salted butter. Not to mention, all the bread was so soft and fresh! The inside is quite large and busy, so I would recommend a reservation. The inside is beautiful and the interior decor really accentuates the French aesthetic. Truly a gem and happy to add one of their complimentary matchbooks to my collection.

STEVE B.

Walking into the restaurant - i thought I was stepping into a Skittles "taste the rainbow" commercial - but the vibe of this place is bright and the charcuterie and cheese plate was just as colorful here. Friendly staff plus don't miss the decor of the men's room! Fun visit.

Alison M.

Loved this spot! Open late (midnight) and definitely serving up French vibes! Friendly hostess, seated immediately on a Friday night, and sat on the outdoor patio for people-watching. We had already eaten some stuff earlier so we went with a shrimp cocktail, green salad and fries. My husband ordered coffee which was delicious and piping hot. We also ordered a Pot de Crème but after waiting 20 minutes for it we just asked for the check. Service was slow and not attentive. Felt like being in France. lol. We would still come back.

Kailee B.

What incredible experience. I loved the food, the service was great and the space omg so beautiful. I love how the areas of the restaurant has a different vibe like the green room area vs the main area everyone eats at and the outdoor space that gives cafes style similar to paris. I highly recommend you won't disappointed. Best solo date. Tips /info: -They have complimentary bread they will serve you with butter. - water ( tap is free) and bottle still or sparking is $9.00 fyi. I Ordered: Country Chicken Club Sandwich that comes with fries 10/10 Ice Vietnamese coffee ( had with almond milk) 10/10 Their creme Brulee 10/10

Gruyere Omelette
Karisa A.

Iconic DC restaurant with a beautiful ambiance and decent brunch! I've been coming to Le Dip for years and the quality and service is always very consistent! I don't think their brunch is the best in the city, but their bread basket (don't miss the cranberry slice) and espresso martinis will always be legendary. For brunch this time, I ordered the Gruyère Omelet. Simple and did the job! Loved the crispy potato's on the side.

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Your French neighborhood restaurant. I don't recommend the seafood on ice. It's just ok. The desserts are amazing!

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Brunch was wonderful! Melvin was a great server. Everyone at the table was happy with their dishes. I will be back for sure!

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Expensive but delivers. A glass of wine + the bagette in the breadbasket and the butter is utterly divine. We also got for the escargot.

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Haven't been in a while, but this place always delivers. Great food, excellent service, and fantastic ambiance. Has it all..,

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A lovely restaurant with great ambiance, delicious food, and excellent service! Perfect for a weekend brunch or celebratory evening meal!

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I love this place. Oysters, french onion soup, filet, tuna tartare... everything I've tried from here is so good.

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Ask the Community - Le Diplomate

Is there a dress code?

No Very eclectic DC vrowd

Social distancing in place for outside seating?

No masking is required in DC. Required social distancing is highly unlikely.

I know it says no dogs allowed, but I see pictures from years ago with dogs on the patios. Do they still allow that?

I believe that all dogs are still allowed outside, but only service dogs inside. Suggest calling 1st to prevent any problems.

Is this a restaurant we'd have to dress up for?

The best of both worlds-You can dress up or dress casual. My boyfriend and I have done it both ways the two times we've been there. It's always a nice mix.

Is this restaurant kid-friendly?

During my visit there were a few families and the children were all prob 10ish and up.

I would be traveling from a distance and parking is an anxiety trigger. Is there a nearby deck or paid parking lot?

There's a public parking lot on S & 14th Street NW that you can pay to park at. There is also a Whole Foods parking garage at P & 15th Street NW that you can pay to park in.

Is the steak vendor from creekstone farms?

Are the outside stalls heated?

Yes

What is the attire for dinner?

Hello we do not have any specific dress code enforced

Can you eat dinner at the bar?

yes

Could someone post a photo of the pate campagne, please?

There are at least 8 photos of the Pate de Campagne among the Yelp reviews that have already been posted, so just search the photos. However, please be warned: You will notice that the portion size in the older photos is more than double the portion… 

Do I need to make reservations if I am coming solo? Is this a good place to eat alone?

Make s reservation

Is it best to have reservations?

yes during prime times. im sure you can go early or eat at the bar

Is it open for lunch?

Yes. Reservations required.

Do they have bottomless brunch?

No, they don't have it

Is it ok to bring a 13 yrs and 8 yrs old kids?

Yes

Which steak entree is better? Frites or au Poivre?

90% sure it was au poivre

I can't get a table for Saturday night, is it worthwhile to go with a date and eat at the bar? Do many people do that? I haven't been to the restaurant before...

I think that there's no guarantee that you'll find a seat, but if you are willing to try go for it. Otherwise, just make a reservation nearby like at Matchbox as Plan B.

Can I get a table for saturday brunch without reservation?

You can but it will be difficult and there will be a wait!

Kind of similar to another question but what's the dress code for a 7pm reservation? Coming here for a birthday dinner this week.

It's as fancy or as casual as you want to be!

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