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Delicious.
Delicious. Delicious. I would recommend to anyone who happens to be in DuPont. The squid ink risotto with calamari and shrimp was unbelievable.
Pesce never disappoints.
Consistency is a very rare commodity among DC's restaurants and Pesce stands out as a true outlier in that respect. The quality and authenticity of their dishes to Mediterranean fish recipes is outstanding. This time, I shared the grilled calama
5 stars easily! There are so many choices in Dupont Circle
5 stars easily! There are so many choices in Dupont Circle and we lucked out with Pesce! Judita, the owner is so friendly and her recommendations are fantastic! We had lobster bisque, branzino and risotto with squid ink. Fresh, delicious and excellen
This is one of our favorite spots to go for seafood the
This is one of our favorite spots to go for seafood the place is so beautiful and the service is amazing we always start with the Mermaid Tower and my favorite drink tamarind spicy Margarita!
Good service and amazing interior design.
Love the little fish logo! Food is also nice.
This has become my favorite restaurant in DC! Linguine
This has become my favorite restaurant in DC! Linguine shrimp & lobster my favorite! Interior space lovely design & art! Superb staff, very nice & professional! Excellent white wines by the glass.
This place is amazing.
This is a spot you must visit while you are in DC. The staff are wonderful and the atmosphere is calming which blends well with the food.
This place is so cool! It has a very chill esthetic.
Intimate and welcoming. The service creates a feeling of inclusivity. The food was superb. This is a fish restaurant and the ingredients are fresh. The flavor is reminiscent of sitting at the table of a family member who is a chef yet passionate abou
Great spot! Service was excellent, the team was warm and
Great spot! Service was excellent, the team was warm and attentive. Loved the ambience -- cozy but lively. Had the sardines to start (delicious) and the lobster pasta, which was rich and flavorful. Definitely a go-to for seafood in DC -- I'll be
This place is awesome! I don't know where to start, so all
This place is awesome! I don't know where to start, so all I can say is if you like seafood, out side of fish and chips, try this place. This will be a go to restaurant for me from now on when I'm in DC.
Fantastic seafood restaurant! I loved the ambiance of the
Fantastic seafood restaurant! I loved the ambiance of the place, it was very nice! We were seated in a back dining area that ended up emptying out by the time we got our appetizer which was even better. We got the mermaid tower first which was delici
Exceptional new(ish) seafood spot.
Best new and best seafood restaurant I've encountered in DC in a good while. The lobster risotto is several levels above the best I've ever had, and the octopus was top notch. Outstanding service as well. Looks like a little hole in the wal
Great food priced accordingly
Pesce offers fine dining in a comfortable atmosphere. The food is excellent, the staff welcoming, and, best of all, you won't be rushed so you can enjoy every taste of the evening. The seafood is all fresh as are salads and veg, and if you enjoy
Pesce Goodness!
I started with a martini and the pour was good and the owner was very nice and super helpful explaining the different type of oyster varieties they had which was about 6 and they were delicious. I then had the Ossobuco Monk Fish over Puttanesca sauc
Neighborhood Gem, Seafood with a Brazilian Flair
Neighborhood Gem, attentive hostess and wait staff, delicious seafood! Our concierge recommended this cozy seafood restaurant and we were happily impressed! Bruschetta with sardines, mussels with ginger, swordfish and mango ceviche, crab cakes, Branz
Welcoming and delicious
We arrived at the venue and instantly greeted by the owner with a welcoming big smile. Whilst it was packed almost to capacity we were ushered to a seat and made feel welcomed. The food was amazing - lobster roll was certainly the highlight along wit
An enjoyable experience all around
My group of three arrived at 6 pm without a reservation. We were greeted by a friendly helpful hostess who arranged to seat us at the "chef's table" that was not reserved until 7:30. We had excellent service and the food was absolu
Artisanal gem in culinary and habitat terms
Invited by a long time friend resident formerly in the ara and close friend of the propretess. It is probably a new neighborhood eatery with a priestess hearty proprieteress. The menu was not extensive and was mediterrianised. Ambiance and decor work
New seafood spot with neighborhood buzz
The new Pesce is a vibrant and wonderful gift to the neighborhood. The menu contains an exciting range of seafood in different sized portions, so it was fun to choose a mix. We ordered scampi and crispy oysters, seared scallops and crab cake. By far
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* Peter can now enjoy the dinner with his friends at Pesce Seafood House Washington!
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