Location: Capitol Heights
Top Restaurants in Capitol Heights
Maryland, United States Food Guide: 10 European food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Capitol Heights
Find out what European restaurants to try in Capitol Heights. Capitol Heights is a town in Prince George's County, Maryland, United States. The population was 4,337 at the 2010 census. Development around the Capitol Heights Metro station has medical facilities and eateries to support the community. The Washington Redskins football stadium is just to the east of Capitol Heights, near the Capital Beltway (I-95/495) and Kingdom Square (formerly Hampton Mall) shopping center which features a hotel and eateries.
10. Stable
Overall Ratings
4 based on 63 reviews
Reviewed By B2190FOkathrynd
Incredible experience. The minute we walked in the door, we felt like we were at a restaurant nestled in the Alps. The atmosphere is top notch with a cozy, chic chalet vibe. Everything from the fondue to the craft cocktails exceeded our expectations. The owner presence throughout our meal was a bonus and he was wonderful to talk to. All of the staff was very attentive. I can't believe it took us two years to find this gem on H street. Definitely check it out for a romantic date night or group of friends wanting to share fondue or raclette. Authentic Swiss perfection!Hi B2190FOkathrynd,We are so happy to read that we could provide you with an authentic Swiss experience and make you feel like you escaped to the Swiss Alps for a moment. Thank you for visiting us and mentioning our atmosphere, food, drinks and especially our staff in your review, we really appreciate it.We hope to see you again soon.Best regards,Silvan
9. Zaytinya
Overall Ratings
4 based on 4363 reviews
Zaytinya offers an innovative mezze menu inspired by Turkish, Greek and Lebanese cuisines, under the direction of renowned chef José Andrés, served up in a sleek and modern setting. Shared small plates, creative cocktails and unique Mediterranean wines ma
Reviewed By Jim S
My wife and I had dinner for our first night in Washington DC and we were not disappointed. We did not have a booking but they worked something out very quickly and found us some seats; I have to mention they were extremely busy as well. We sat down and ordered our food which was great; a bit of twist on the traditional Greek food but it was a pleasant surprise. The ambience was great, the food was tasty and the service was impeccable. Overall it was a perfectly pleasant night
8. Bistro Bis
Overall Ratings
4 based on 900 reviews
Reviewed By Linda M
Great food, wine, service, ambiance - adds up to a wonderful experience!! I highly recommend Bistro Bis for a special occasion - a bit pricey but worth it for a special occasion.
7. Bistro Cacao
Overall Ratings
4 based on 360 reviews
Reviewed By Joe Bailey C
Bistro Cacao is a restaurant with style and flair, serving some classic French dishes and original ones in a romantic atmosphere of curtained-off tables, perfect for a quiet date. We had a delightful and light Brunch on an Easter Sunday of grilled mahi-mahi and a vegetable omelet. The customers all seemed to be locals. Service was friendly and attentive. Reasonably priced.
6. Belga Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 483 reviews
Belga Cafe is a restaurant by Belgium native and award-winning Chef Bart Vandaele. A vibrant atmosphere modeled after Brussel's casual cafes, Belga Cafe is the original Belgian restaurant in Washington, DC. Opened in 2004, the neighborhood locale on Capit
Reviewed By Christina N
My friend Beth and I went to Belga after a fashion show for DC fashion week. I had been to this restaurant twice before and it was really good so I was excited to try it again. Everything was great: the food, service, the atmosphere, the hot food was hot, the cold food was cold, the Bordeaux was delicious, & our food was perfectly prepared. I like a cozy restaurant very muchHi Christina, thank you for the review! Glad everything went well, we aim to please. Hope to see you back again soon, cheers!
5. Cafe Berlin
Overall Ratings
4 based on 353 reviews
Reviewed By Louis59
My family and I visited Café Berlin on an October Saturday evening, after securing a reservation on-line. We arrived to a partially-filled restaurant, not as busy as I would have expected, looking forward to a memorable German dinner.Overall, the experience was good, not great. We ordered beers, wine, a pretzel appetizer, and then individual entrees, finally settling on desserts to split between us.What was good?⢠Ambiance â laid-back, small restaurant with seating inside and outside. It was nice to dine in a restaurant where we could actually hear each other and have a conversation without shouting.⢠The pretzel appetizer â yum!⢠The desserts.What we did not enjoy?⢠Our waiter seemed completely untrained on how to pace a meal. He visited our table three times while we were looking over the menu, each time seeming confused that we were not ready to order. When we did order drinks, it took a long time for them to come. Service was OK, but not professional â more like service in a Jersey diner.⢠Misrepresented wine on the menu â we ordered a bottle of reisling and on the menu, it referenced that it was a one liter bottle. When it arrived, it was a 750 ml bottle and when I pointed that out to the waiter, he made no effort to check or apologize.⢠Schweinekrustenbraten Café Berlin Art â a signature entrée during Oktoberfest, but the pork was way, way overcooked â dry, tasteless, tough, not appealing at all.Perhaps we hit on an off-night there, which is unfortunate since it was my first time there. Not sure if weâll go backâ¦
4. Bistro Cacao
Overall Ratings
4 based on 360 reviews
Reviewed By Joe Bailey C
Bistro Cacao is a restaurant with style and flair, serving some classic French dishes and original ones in a romantic atmosphere of curtained-off tables, perfect for a quiet date. We had a delightful and light Brunch on an Easter Sunday of grilled mahi-mahi and a vegetable omelet. The customers all seemed to be locals. Service was friendly and attentive. Reasonably priced.
3. Acqua al 2
Overall Ratings
4 based on 487 reviews
Acqua al 2's DC outpost brings the same authentic Tuscan cuisine you would find in it's home city of Florence, Italy. With a wide array of vegetarian pastas, hand-carved steaks, and fresh seafood, Acqua al 2 is perfect for a celebratory dinner, or casual
Reviewed By RandyMK
Sometimes skill is not required in picking a fabulous restaurant.Forgive me as I forgot to write this review two years ago when we actually dined here.Here goes....we were playing tourists in DC and just wandered through this interesting neighborhood headed in the general direction of the train.As we passed this very inviting cafe style restaurant we felt a bit hungry and noticed many folks heading in at about 5:30/6:00 pm. Well we joined the vortex and was told they only had an outside table. We grabbed it and quickly heard a regular customer, with a reservation, asking if he could move outside as the weather was lovely.The host advised us she now only has an inside table. What a hardship! It turns out that it was on that little balcony like area overlooking but out of the way from all the hustle and bustle.We were grinning from ear to ear.Never expecting that the food would be world class as well, service, professional and prices.....reasonable given Washington, capital area.As we were enjoying dinner we also met another couple (with kids) at the next table that we spent 90 minutes in friendly chatter. They advised us how lucky we were to discover this great restaurant and then get a great table without reservations We must go back and retune this review. I guess the photos submitted by others says it all!
2. Montmartre
Overall Ratings
4 based on 281 reviews
Reviewed By napman
We have been eating at Montmartre since it opened. We expect and always get the best of bistro French food in the City. We came early to allow time to eat at a leisurely pace and still make it to our theater performance. We were there when the restaurant opened and after being seated we took our time to choose our dinner. We each had an appetizer and a main course.To start my wife had the creamed soup and I had the brandade. Both were excellent and exceeded our expectations. The mains were equally wonderful. My wife had the venison tenderloin special which was cooked perfectly. I chose the cassoulet which has been one of my favorites.Montmartreâs was excellent. The beans were soft but not mealy. There was a generous portion of sausage, pork belly, terrine and an entire confit quarter. It was all delicious and as a bonus I was able to bring a bottle of wine from home and pay a reasonable corkage fee. To finish we shared the Ille flottante for dessert. It was delicious again and is one of the main reasons we continue to come back year after year.The service was efficient, cordial and timely. We finished in plenty of time to make it to the theater. This restaurant continues to be exceptional and explains why we look forward to coming back.
1. Bistro Cacao
Overall Ratings
4 based on 360 reviews
Reviewed By Joe Bailey C
Bistro Cacao is a restaurant with style and flair, serving some classic French dishes and original ones in a romantic atmosphere of curtained-off tables, perfect for a quiet date. We had a delightful and light Brunch on an Easter Sunday of grilled mahi-mahi and a vegetable omelet. The customers all seemed to be locals. Service was friendly and attentive. Reasonably priced.
Where to eat French food in Capitol Heights: The Best Restaurants and Bars
