Top Best Sushi Places & Restaurants in Bethesda

"The Michelin-starred sushi bar in Dupont Circle that’s renowned for chef Nobu Yamazaki’s omakase menus took more than two months off this summer to reconfigure its business to a pickup-only model. It reopened for indoor dining, but regulars who are looking to keep their distance can still splurge with $250 sashimi sets available for delivery with two days advanced notice. For a $1,600 minimum, Sushi Taro will bring chefs into customers’ homes to show off their knife skills for small groups."

"5 out of 5 stars Restaurants Dupont Circle. Sushi Taro underwent a major renovation in 2009, becoming an upmarket Kaiseki-style traditional Japanese restaurant under owner Nobu Yamazaki. In a kaiseki-style meal, diners don’t order off a menu."

"1503 17th St NW, Washington, DC 20036Phone: 202-462-8999Visit Website. View this post on Instagram. A post shared by Sushi Taro (@sushitarodc)"

"Owned by the North Dakota Farmers Union, it’s no surprise that Farmers Fishers Bakers focuses on made-from-scratch comfort food, a formula that along with its enormous menu and waterside location, has earned it a loyal following among locals. There’s something for every taste and time of day here: the restaurant is open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and dishes range from scallop ceviche to prosciutto and fig pizza to St. Louis-style barbecue pork ribs. But the real star is the weekend brunch buffet, a $30 prix fixe extravaganza when diners can enjoy freshly baked cinnamon rolls, house-cured ham, customizable French toast, fried chicken, and more."

"Part of the Founding Farmers restaurants (all owned by American family farmers), Farmers Fishers Bakers sits in an ideal location on the banks of the Potomac River, around the corner from the Kennedy Center. This restaurant proves quality does not always have to come at the expense of quantity: The menu is loaded with different cuisines, ranging from sushi and local fish catches to jambalaya, steak, and fried chicken. All are well-executed by a friendly staff."

"Located in Georgetown along the Washington Harbour, this sister restaurant to Founding Farmers is surely to keep the little ones minds occupied with a view of the Potomac and the bustle of boats and people out on a stroll to enjoy the summer sun. 3000 K Street NWGeorgetown WaterfrontOnline: farmersfishersbakers.com/. photo: Victura Park DC"

"Address: Momo Sushi & Café, 212 Queen Street, Alexandria, Virginia 22314. When guests pop into Momo Sushi & Café, they often already know just what they're going to order. This Alexandria sushi restaurant keeps their long menu simple by offering regular rolls, specialty rolls, and nigiri sushi."

"Momo is tiny and has just 13 seats, but it serves excellent sushi. A well-priced bento box ($11) is available at lunch."

"If a menu-less, 20-course dining experience suits your taste, look no further than Sushi Nakazawa, which recently received a Michelin star in DC's 2020 Michelin Guide. This New York import that turns eating into an adventure comes from star chef Daisuke Nakazawa. The restaurant serves fresh-caught fruits of the sea in the style of omakase, a Japanese phrase that roughly translates to “I'll leave it up to you.” The delight and intrigue of Sushi Nakazawa can be found inside the ornate Trump International Hotel."

"pulled in a sushi super star for its restaurant downstairs, which opened in 2018. Sushi Nakazawa is the brainchild of NYC chef Daisuke Nakazawa, who gained fame with the documentary “Jiro Dreams of Sushi.” At this very zen D.C. outpost, you'll be treated to a 20-course omakase experience seated directly in front of the sushi chefs."

"Nama Sushi opened in 2018 in Mount Vernon Triangle as an intimate neighborhood sushi spot where diners will also find Japanese-inspired small plates like Kobe sliders. Sushi options here include tuna and jalapeño maki rolls, Maryland crab "California rolls," and royal trumpet mushroom nigiri for vegetarians. The decor includes chandeliers and purple accents, with sake at the bar and yuzu sorbet for dessert."

"Happy hour lovers in the District rejoice at the thought of a night at Maté. Its delicious sushi, an array of reasonably priced cocktails and sophisticated atmosphere puts it on the map for those visiting the District. Best of all, it has a prime Georgetown Waterfront location and unbeatable happy hour deals."

"Susheria by Maté (formerly Maté) in Georgetown is designed as a hip, all-day neighborhood hang-out spot. Its menu features creative Peruvian-Japanese fusion (see the nikkei maki an..."

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"A post shared by Daniel Barrios (@dia2ill) on Feb 14, 2019 at 6:54pm PST. Join the fun in this elating theatre which has a track record of being an entertainment hub for over 70 years. The Arlington Cinema & Drafthouse is now family owned and has a unique combination of a theatre and a full restaurant all in one place."

"Cross the district boarder and head on over to the the Arlington Cinema and Drafthouse. This 1930s art deco theater features top-notch comedy and live music shows, movie showings, and a restaurant. Comedy shows are performed on their main stage and in a smaller green room."

"The Synetic theater is where you experience the art of expressing modern stories and classical text by the use of impressive physicality. This favorite theater has earned 27 Halen Hayes Awards with a gripping 116 nominations. The Synetic Theater was formerly located in Georgia before moving to the United States in the 1990s, now offering a blend of Georgian and American art of storytelling on stage and makes you become psychologically part of the play."

"This was the first art museum to open in Washington, D.C. It has a permanent collection of some of the finest works of art from the 20th century from famous artists like Claude Monet, John Sing Sargent and Mary Cassatt. The Corcoran Gallery of Art is only one block away from the White House so you can see both in one morning or afternoon, and it only requires a short walk on your part."

"500 17th St. NW Washington, DC. The historic building was established as a private art gallery to house the extensive collection of Washington banker and philanthropist, William Wilson Corcoran (partner of the bank Corcoran & Riggs)."

"The most visited museum of its kind in the world, the Museum of Natural History features a collection of exhibits and galleries that explore our natural surroundings. Learn about dinosaurs, discover the story of man, the importance of the world’s oceans and view the famous Hope Diamond through the museum’s interactive displays."

"First on the list is the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History. Located on the National Mall at 10th Street and Constitution Avenue NW, it is the most popular museum in Washington, boasting 4.5 stars out of 1,036 reviews on Yelp."

"Hours are limited and seasonal, so check in advance of your visit. Kid-friendly exhibits: all. The Oceans Hall, Hall of Mammals, Insect Zoo, and dinosaurs are classics."