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About
Steak House
Located in the heart of the nation’s capital, The Palm Washington DC is a culinary institution. This unique location is just steps away from the White House, National Mall, and Smithsonian Museums. Reserve your table today to enjoy a dining experience that blends timeless elegance with modern sophistication.
Details
- Dine-inAvailable
- DeliveryAvailable
- TakeoutAvailable
- Accepts reservationsAvailable
Location
Hours
Reviews
4.4
916 reviews
5 stars
616
4 stars
181
3 stars
57
2 stars
26
1 star
36
What are people saying?
AI-generated from recent customer reviews
Service Quality
Service was frequently praised as attentive and friendly, with specific mentions of exceptional servers like Reggie and John.
Food Quality
Food received mixed reviews; while some dishes were praised as excellent, others were criticized for being mediocre or poorly prepared.
Atmosphere
The restaurant's ambiance was generally appreciated, though some customers noted issues with noise levels and seating arrangements.
Pricing Concerns
Many customers felt the prices were high relative to the quality of food, with some suggesting better options available for the same price.
Inconsistency
Several reviews highlighted inconsistencies in service and food quality, indicating a need for improvement in overall dining experience.
- RCRoy Chalhoub2 days ago5.0The Palm in DC is a fantastic spot for a top-notch steakhouse experience. The steaks are perfectly cooked, the seafood is fresh, and the portions are generous. The service is professional and welcoming, and the old-school atmosphere , with the famous caricatures on the walls , gives the place a lot of character. It’s definitely on the pricier side, but perfect for celebrations, business dinners, or when you want a reliably great meal. Highly recommended!
- JBJeffrey BeattieOct 19, 20255.0Just some to-go food.
- TZTabitha ZolnerowichOct 17, 20254.0Our server, Sean (Shawn?) was very attentive without being annoying, atmosphere was nice except for some really loud tables near us. The food was mixed. The lobster ravioli was fishy and I was not a fan of my osso bucco, but Sean offered to strike it from the check and put in a different order for me. I apologized and he was very reassuring. The orange creme brulee was fantastic, the sugar wasn't burnt and the creme wasn't eggy. It was expensive, don't know when I would be able to afford going again anytime soon but the staff was lovely.
- AAAlOct 10, 20253.0It’s a nice quiet restaurant with great service but that’s it. I had high hopes for this restaurant till I had my food. The food is on par with restaurants like Outback. I personally think even long horn has better steaks for the price. There are much better restaurants in DC for the prices Palm charges for the steaks and sides. My steak, sides and the key lime pie were just ok or even mediocre in my opinion! Nothing special!
- JMJustin McNairSep 25, 20251.0Was not acknowledged by unattended front of the house for 7 minutes with a empty dining room during lunch no excuse. Finally sat down to 1 week old bread service. BREAD IS TASTELESS AND HARD. How is this a 4.4 rating? Not deserved. Asked quietly and was told manager is upstairs. This is a once upon a time not a here and now restaurant. There are better options. Whenever you have to flag down employees to be seated its an indication the restaurants standards have slipped. Food is ok starting to have a Burger King franchise feel in terms of food quality. Chicken Parm is dry with tomato water and mozzarella melted over thin dry meat. Suggestion let the lead chef cook dont let line cooks execute the dish its very obvious. My waiter was a great guy I felt bad for him having to deliver unedible food. Bad food!
Frequently Asked Questions About The Palm - Washington, D.C.
Does The Palm - Washington, D.C. accept reservations?
Yes, The Palm - Washington, D.C. accepts reservations. You can reserve a table through their website.
What are the operating hours of The Palm - Washington, D.C.?
They are open Monday through Friday from 11:30 AM to 9:00 PM, and on Saturdays and Sundays from 4:00 PM to 9:00 PM, with special holiday hours.
Does The Palm offer pickup and delivery services?
Yes, The Palm offers in-store pickup, curbside pickup, and delivery services.
Is there a happy hour at The Palm?
Yes, happy hour is available Monday through Friday from 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM, and Sunday from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM.
What type of cuisine and specialties can I expect at The Palm - Washington, D.C.?
The Palm specializes in steak, jumbo Nova Scotia lobster, classic Italian dishes, craft cocktails, and fine wine.
What is the dress code at The Palm - Washington, D.C.?
The dress code at The Palm is dressy attire.
Which payment methods are accepted at The Palm - Washington, D.C.?
They accept American Express, Cash, Check, Discover, Mastercard, and Visa.
Does The Palm provide catering and party services?
Yes, The Palm offers catering and services for parties and travel trays.
What nearby places can I visit around The Palm - Washington, D.C.?
Nearby you can visit the Smithsonian Channel museum and movie studio, or the National Mall and Smithsonian Museums, all within walking distance.
Are there other dining options near The Palm - Washington, D.C.?
Yes, nearby dining options include St Arnold's on Jefferson, which is a Belgian restaurant and gastropub, and Giovanni's Trattu, an Italian and seafood restaurant.
Is The Palm convenient for customers visiting local offices or legal services?
Yes, The Palm is close to several local offices and legal services, such as Tucker PLLC - Family Law and Eichner & Norris, making it convenient for business lunches or dinners.