Top Best Italian Restaurants in Ashburn

"Georgetown epicurean restaurant Fiola Mare is one of three Fabio Trabocchi restaurants in Washington, D.C. This impeccably tasteful waterfront seafood restaurant is the place to rub shoulders with Washington’s political and social elite. It’s been featured in national publications like O Magazine, Travel + Leisure, and Hollywood Reporter as well as in countless notable D.C."

"5 out of 5 stars Restaurants Seafood Georgetown. You’re just a reservation and a major paycheck away from a trip to the Italian Riviera by way of the Potomac. Chef Fabio Trabocchi reveals his passion for seafood at his Georgetown Harbour spot with all the subtlety of a PDA."

"Tall ceilings, white-brick walls and a cozy fireplace all add up to make Iron Gate one of the nicest dining rooms in our neighborhood of Dupont Circle. The seasonal menus here are comprised of Mediterranean-inspired, Mezze-driven dishes created on a wood-burning hearth and rotisserie."

"When chef Fabio Trabocchi opened Fiola in 2011, he quickly established his new trattoria as the place to go in Washington for exquisite, sumptuous Italian. Pastas, naturally, are the stars of the menu, especially the tender pappardelle with bolognese ragu. But seafood plays a strong supporting role, and the bar offers a serious cocktail menu, including six different variations on the negroni."

"Located in Downtown, Fiola is the first creation of Maria and Fabio Trabocchi’s trifecta of restaurants. Their raw seafood dishes, referred to as ‘Italian sushi,’ and pasta dishes topped with truffles or lobster are must-trys. They also have creative takes on classic dishes like the prosciutto-wrapped veal chop."

"Experience authentic, regional, Italian cuisine without the travel. At Fiola, you will get the star treatment in a sophisticated atmosphere with family cuisine. Explore a variety of caviar and wine tastings paired with lobster ravioli, Spanish branzino, and Coniglio."

"Restaurateur Nicholas Stefanelli’s one-star coastal Italian restaurant offers indoor dining and reservations on a partially enclosed patio with a retractable roof and air conditioning. Prepaid reservations for a six-course tasting menu cost $148 per person before supplements such as foie gras, spot prawns, caviar, and truffles. There’s also a four-course lunch for $95."

"Masseria is a Michelin starred restaurant with an upscale, but casual flare featuring fine Italian cooking. Rustic with excellent lighting, you’ll want to check out the restaurant’s cozy patio, open kitchen, and exciting interior flooring. Try their 5-course tasting menu for a photo shoot, but don’t be swayed by the run-down exterior or neighborhood."

"Located near Union Station, Masseria is another Michelin-starred restaurant with a multi-course prix fixe menu. This chic establishment was built out of the remains of a former warehouse. A few of their signature dishes include tripe and lobster stew, handmade pasta with goat ragù, and beet ice cream."

"A winner of the Slow Food Snail of Approval, which recognizes restaurants that promote quality and sustainability in their food, Al Tiramisu is a Dupont Circle eatery led by Chef Luigi Diotaiuti. Chef Luigi is an Italian native who hails from Basilicata and has designed his menu to be as authentic and environmentally responsible as possible. The luscious, fresh Italian cuisine served up at Al Tiramisu has earned the establishement countless awards, including the Insegna del Ristorante Italiano, a mark of approval issued by the President of Italy himself."

"Warm, welcoming, celebrity hangout, Al Tiramisu serves up authentic Italian flavors. Since the restaurant opened in 1996, Chef Luigi Diotaiuti has brought classic, rustic cuisine t..."

"Kid’s menu highlights: There are plenty of classics on the kid’s menu like mac and cheese or spaghetti and meatballs. Kids will likely find some tempting choices on the regular menu as well, including a variety of delicious pizzas to share with the table. What Arlington families are saying: It’s so good here, “I dreamt about it ever since."

"Silver SpringThis Silver Spring space’s motto is “Anyone Can Do Theatre.” In addition to being the only theater on this list that hosts workouts-cum-theater techniques (yes, this exists), it provides many performance opportunities for local improv teams. Their long-form comedy competition, Cagematch is on a brief hiatus, but they’re still hosting improv most Fridays."

"Drop some knowledge on your honey at the Watergate Steps, which look out over the Potomac River. These steps were first created as a way to welcome foreign dignitaries and heads of state, and now they welcome in-the-know romantics."

"The First Division Monument, standing in President's Park next to the White House and in front of the Eisenhower Executive Office Building, is dedicated to those who served and died in the First Division of the American Expeditionary Forces."

"Hours: Monday & Thursday 2-8 p.m.; Closed Tuesday; Wednesday & Friday 10 a.m.-3 p.m.; Saturday & Sunday Noon-8 p.m. Restroom: Accessible when Charles Drew Community Center is open. Parking: Limited street parking next to the park with additional parking available in the community center lot."

"Baskin-Robbins (1446 Reston Pkwy, North Point Village Center)"

"There’s a lot going on amidst the daily hustle and bustle of the city, which means everyone needs a pick-me-up from time to time. It doesn’t matter if you have a major sweet tooth or you’re looking for something light and low-calorie—there’s something for everyone in the nation’s capital. From ice cream to cake to donuts, here are some of the best desserts across Washington, D.C. Bon appetit!"

"Sprinkles offers freshly baked cakes in a variety of flavors. They also offer special cakes such as vegan, sugar-free, and gluten-free ones for those on specific diets."

"Beard Papa's switches up their cream fillings on the regular, so you can always expect a different flavor. If you're looking for a classic Beard Papa's treat, order the Green Tea Cream Puff."