Best Takeout Food Restaurants in Gaithersburg

"Modern French brasserie Le Diplomate is well-known among DC brunch goers for its charming sidewalk seating, which is now lined with stylish enclosed booths. Try one of the delicious egg dishes off the “Les Oeufs” menu, like a lobster omelette or the eggs basquaise, or go for classic French fare like steak frites and trout amandine. Don’t forget to add some mimosas or a refreshing Le Dip Spritz.How to book: Make indoor and outdoor dining reservations via OpenTable and order takeout and delivery via Caviar"

"The smokey mirrored walls, gorgeous tile floor, dark wood features, and a loud, bustling atmosphere greet you upon arrival to Le Diplomate. Creating a true Parisian Bistro in the heart of DC is not an easy task, but Le Diplomate has succeeded. Each dish is an extravagant homage to the very best of French cuisine, while the ambiance is suitably energetic and buzzy."

"A fabulous dining experience and definitely the best meal of my weekend. I came here on a solo trip to celebrate my birthday (a little after my birthday, I…”more"

"Johnny Monis opened Komi in Dupont Circle in 2003, making the restaurant he owns with his wife and partner, Anne Marler, the oldest on this list. It’s also, arguably, the most influential. In its early years, Komi still carried some of the DNA of the Alexandria, Va., sandwich and pizza shop owned by his Greek-immigrant parents, where Mr. Monis worked growing up."

"This past year Komi was selected as the number one restaurant by Washingtonian Magazine. Having consistently been placed on their annual must-eats list, Komi has proven that it is a juggernaut in the DC food scene to be reckoned with. They serve Mediterranean food with a modern twist."

"Dinner at Komi, which is a set-menu, hours-long affair, is more of a culinary experience than a meal. The many Greek/Mediterranean dishes could include fried octopus with olives and raisins; slow roasted lamb neck with homemade pita; and Greek doughnuts..."

"Its modern American menu incorporates the highest quality seasonal products with in-house production, from bread and pasta, to sausages and desserts. The Liberty Tavern hosts an upstairs dining room along with a downstairs bar. It caters to those in search of a sophisticated, multi-course dinner, as well as those looking for a casual mid-week meal."

"Based in Shirlington, the Liberty Tavern believes in artistic ambiance and crafty dishes. Serving a bottomless brunch for $25.22, you may devour some amazing breakfast tacos, churros, pancakes, lemon- scented-sugar, and spicy maple syrup. Customize your mimosa, Bellini or Bloody Mary for just $3.22."

"This is a regular spot for me, and it always meets expectations!. I love that the upstairs is a bit more quiet while the downstairs has a bar feel."

"Very good place to eat, a little expensive and the burgers are small but other than that it was good."

"Elevating your grandma’s Jewish food to gourmet cuisine, DGS has one of the best brunch deals in the city. For $27, you get a choice of either an appetizer or desert (pro tip: split up your group so you share both) an entree, and an unlimited selection of bloody marys, mimosas, and screwdrivers. One of those entrees is the the Breakfast Club, a colossal burger with in house made corned beef, a fried Egg, potato latke, Swiss cheese and hollandaise sauce on a poppy bun."

"DGS Delicatessen opened around the time I travelled to Israel. After two weeks of eating real Jewish food, I was curious to find out how DGS would compare, especially since it’s just about the only Jewish deli in downtown D.C. I am happy to say..."

"Duration: 2 to 4 hou. Hillwood was the home of Marjorie Merriweather Post, a pioneering businesswoman, engaged citizen, generous philanthropist, and distinguished collector. As the heir to the Postum Cereal Company, later General Foods, Marjorie (1887-1973) was among the wealthiest women of her time."

"This beautiful museum and estate offers a collection of 18th and 19th century French art and art treasures from Imperial Russia. There are also lovely gardens that should offer a scenic area for kissing. Don't pick the flowers, though!"

"Hillwood Estate is a heritage and decorative arts museum which opened in 1973. It was the former residence of Marjorie Merriweather Post."

"These unique and beautiful gardens are one of the most delightful things to do in Washington, DC. Festivals celebrating different seasons and plants happen year-round, such as the Lotus and Waterlily Festival. The longest path or trail in the park is about half a mile, so there is no need to worry about getting overheated. You can stop at any time."

"Located along the east bank of the Anacostia River, this beautiful spot is filled with hiking trails and boardwalks enticing visitors year round. Play a round of golf, test your skill at the driving range, bird watch, hike, canoe, or enjoy the company of a friend. Visit in summer for the beautiful spectacle of the water lilies in bloom."

"If you’re looking for unusual tourist spots in Washington, DC, consider the Kenilworth Park and Aquatic Gardens. They’re captivatingly beautiful, but they’re definitely not your average park!. What sets them apart is their water-based plant life."

"For those of us lacking a green thumb or ones who can grown anything, the U.S. Botanic Garden is the spot to see an amazing array of living plants from many different areas. Dating back to the 19th century, the museum is divided into three separate sections: the Conservatory showcasing displays and exhibits including jungle, Hawaii and endangered plants, the National Garden highlighting a regional and butterfly garden and Bartholdi Park housing the historic, cast iron fountain."

"With all of its vintage theaters and gleaming government buildings, you might not expect Washington, DC to have a lot of greenery. However, the United States Botanic Garden would prove you wrong. It’s a natural oasis in the middle of an urban landscape, and it’s hands-down one of the best places to visit in the city."

"The United States Botanic Garden is next to the Capitol Building. This is a great place to photograph flowers and plants. United States Botanic Gardens by Katja Schulz / CC BY 2.0"

"A Georgetown institution with a tenure dating all the way back to 1986, Ristorante Piccolo delights its patrons both with its fine Italian menu and the richness of its Tuscan-inspired décor. The venue itself stands out thanks to its romantic feel, which is only enhanced by its second-story balcony that looks out on the C&O Canal and the neighborhood. Chef Arnaldo Rubio has carefully curated brunch, lunch, and dinner menus with a number of prix fixe specials so that guests can affordably enjoy the best the restaurant has to offer."

"Ristorante Piccolo in Historic Georgetown turns any night out into a romantic occasion. Book a table on the second-floor balcony for a stunning view of the C&O Canal to complement ..."

"This Shaw restaurant turns out a changing menu of pastas with rich flavors. It might include a seafood linguini with clams, mussels and scallops, veal ravioli, or the popular mezzi rigatoni with sausage ragu. Call the restaurant for takeout, delivery orders can be made online via Caviar."

"Immerse yourself in privacy at the Spa at Four Seasons Washington, DC, a chic, urban luxury spa that offers a private steam shower and whirlpool in each of its eight treatment rooms. Popular treatments like the Codage Signature Age-Defying Facial Treatment, Rock Creek Forest Massage and Jet Lag Massage pamper and revitalize you after a long day of touring the capital."

"This luxury hotel is all about location, with direct access to the Georgetown neighborhood’s upscale boutiques and fine dining options. The five-star experience does come at a premium price compared to some other D.C. hotels, but the top-notch service and attention to detail can’t be beat."