The Oval Room

  The Oval Room
800 Conn. Ave. NW

Arguably one of DC’s finest restaurants downtown and certainly in walking distance from The White House - The Oval Room has perfected its critically-acclaimed menus under the guise of a modern American-Mediterranean influence.  Led by Chef Tony Conte, The Oval Room has long been a favorite of distinguished guests, Heads of State and now highly recommended by Caypo.

Caypo was able to take advantage of DC’s Restaurant Week and in turn, sample the prix-fixe menu leading us to eagerly select: Starters of chilled pea soup with pearls of lemon-ginger and mint, and the “tatter-tots” of duck confit that moved us perfectly  into our main course of pork shoulder with polenta-gnocchi, and finally finishing with the summer flavors of a modern interpretation of key-lime pie.   Apart from the menu, The Oval Room maintains a setting of impeccable decor, class, and the apparent seasonal artwork that serves as a perfect analogy to the atmosphere of the dining room.  Reservations are highly recommended.  If you’re searching for that perfect “DC power dinner” in a restaurant with a moderately-priced menu,  Caypo recommends you take a trip across the White House and dine in your own “Oval Room.”

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    Capo: n. [pronunciation: "cay-poh"], a musical device used on string instruments to bridge across the strings and raise the pitch for a more harmonious melody. Like its musical counterpart, CAYPO was started in 2011 to serve as a bridge across the "social-strings" that comprise Washington, DC's best weekend destinations -- from concerts, restaurants and bars, to nightlife, regional festivals and local allure.

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