Fitzgerald's — Restaurant in Washington

Fitzgerald's is recently opened cocktail-centric bar and restaurant in Georgetown. The restaurant was decorated with football prints and other sports memorabilia. When we booked a table for 8, they gave us two tables of four in a private area. The seating was nice and lounge-like and the service was excellent. Our party enjoyed the drinks including the Pomegranate Apple Cosmopolitan, Strawberry Pisco Sour, Hemingway Daiquiri, and Brown Butter Old Fashioned. We shared Herbed Truffle Fries, Truffle Arancini, Tempura Calamari, and American Wagyu Tartare. The truffle flavor in fries and arancini were light. The calamari rings were crispy but so tiny and thin when compared to the jalapenos. The American Wagyu Tartare was delicious. Two of the guests had the Peking Duck Burger but they said it was nothing special. Overall, most guests felt that the food menu was pretty limited. The chef should consider adding more vegetarian options as well as a chicken and/or pork chop to the menu. The bill came in a...

If you're looking for a sophisticated spot to unwind after a long day, look no further than Fitzgerald's. From the moment you walk in you're greeted by a sleek and wholesome interior that sets the tone for a refined and relaxing experience.

But it's not just the atmosphere that makes this place special... It's also the fantastic happy hour drinks. Whether you're in the mood for a classic cocktail or something more creative, Simone the mixologist here knows how to craft a delicious and refreshing drink.

From the carefully curated playlist to the delicious drinks, every aspect of the experience is thoughtfully designed to make you feel pampered and indulged.

Overall, if you're looking for a chic and stylish spot to enjoy some delicious happy hour drinks, Fitzgerald's is an absolute must-visit. I look forward to returning so I can try their...

A bit of a mixed bag. Love the dimly lit, but warm and cozy atmosphere with the spacious corner booths. Liked the food overall though nothing spectacular. Definitely did not like the service which entailed a waitress that clearly had better things to do than wait on customers, and we felt that vibe from the beginning.

We sampled a few cocktails and they were the best part of the mail, demonstrating why they consider themselves a bar-centric restaurant. The Blood & Sand was a bit sweet but otherwise quite good. They make a great Manhattan as well.

As for the food, all pretty solid but just nothing to memorable. The burger is solid, the chicken sandwich could have used something to differentiate itself a bit, and the short rib was tender if not particularly bursting with flavor. The Korean chicken wings were delicious, as were their...