Cafe Du Parc, Washington, District of Columbia Restaurant Details

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Very pretty little place but no Italian Rex wine that you could order by the glass and the caesar salad was miserable. I think they just used mayonnaise for the dressing as it did not have a hit of garlic taste in it at all.(or anchovy) I told the waiter and he brought me some more on the side and it was every bit as bland. The croutons looked and tasted like they were store bought at Walgreens and the lettuce consisted primarily of white lettuce.

A place like this should know better. Prearing a good caesar salad is the most basic of chef skills.
I won't go back to a place that is prepared to put out food like that.

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Staff was phenomenally friendly. Coffee is pricey, but the price is reasonable given the great location. I had the cappuccino Viennese, which was excellent. Service at the coffee bar was a bit slow, so not great if you're in a hurry, but otherwise great.

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Had an issue with my order; the staff provded me a substittue dish quickly and without fuss. May not order the same thing again, but will go back.

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My family took me to Cafe du Parc to celebrate my birthday. I was blown away by the excellent service we received! They had decorated a table for the occasion, and the restaurant even gave me a birthday card signed by the staff. I was a little disappointed they didn't have a steak frites entree with filet mignon (only with NY strip, which I don't particularly like) but I just ordered the filet and our table split a few orders of fries. The food was good, but the exceptional service is what really stood out.

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Grossly overpriced, poor service. My guests and I spent over $200 on dinner and didnt even get the courtsey of out water glasses being refilled. Not to mention that the food was not that great. The appetizer flatbread was excessively greasy, the escargots were unimpressive, the crab cakes was left half untouched as it was found wanting. In their defense, the veggies and mushrooms were tasty, my aunt found the salmon tasteless, my little cousin however enjoyed her steak. The desserts were not good. This was a Waste of $230.

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A corner of France right down the street from the White House in the Willard InterContinental, this leisurely Gallic bistro offers classic dishes served with a soupçon of attitude; its outdoor terrace is a favorite perch for fresh-air fanatics, though surveyors split on the overall result: nothing special vs. a solid choice.