The Grace
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Damian was superb!
Went to The Grace around 11 PM on August 15 and sat at the bar the entire staff was absolutely amazing! The manager and bartender were both incredible and accommodated a special request for my espresso martini. Each one was made with fresh espresso, which is surprisingly hard to find in DC lately, and they were SO good. The late-night menu was delicious too.Shoutout to the whole staff and the brain behind the drink menu for making our night
What a wonderful new dining establishment. I didn’t try enough of the food to give it five stars but will update my review in the future. The service was fabulous, shout out to Damian, and the atmosphere was also enjoyable. We got there for happy hour, and it was really nice and quiet upstairs for a big. Happily for them it got busy closer to 5, and it was already busy downstairs. Really fun drinks and looking forward to going back.
Hours
| Monday | 4PM - 2AM |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | 4PM - 2AM |
| Friday | 4PM - 3AM |
| Saturday | 4PM - 3AM |
| Sunday | 4PM - 2AM |
The Grace is a wonderful new dining establishment in DC with a warm and inviting vibe and a beautifully designed, stylish space. The staff are genuinely friendly and attentive, with bartenders happy to explain the story of the people behind The Grace. Happy hour is available on weekends and all day Sunday, with fun drinks and food. The espresso martini is made with fresh espresso, and the lychee daiquiri is also available. The late-night menu is delicious. Standout items include the burgers, chicken wings with house hot sauce, coconut shrimp, truffle lobster mac, Caesar salad with whole anchovies and very fresh romaine leaves, French fries, and the peach bread pudding with fresh peaches and chantilly cream. The salmon is good quality but felt too oily and creamy, and the kale came in large pieces soaked in oil. The salad could have used less dressing. The atmosphere is enjoyable, with a nice and quiet upstairs area. The Grace is one of the more unique spots in DC, with a menu that doesn't feel like everywhere else in the city. The service is top tier, and the experience is enjoyable. Many look forward to going back and becoming regulars.