Top Best Sushi Places & Restaurants in Bull Run

"In Dupont Circle, Sushi Taro is bustling at lunch time, thanks in part to affordable bento boxes filled with everything from sushi to fried chicken. This Washington favorite has traditional, spare decor and it's racked up acclaim, earning a Michelin star in 2019 for its omakase counter experience. It can be tough to snag a reservation for the omakase counter, but there's always sushi a la carte, with unique options like king crab mac & cheese or habanero scallops."

"The Michelin-starred sushi bar boasts a sleek Dupont Circle space planted atop a CVS. After an extended switch to takeout-only, chef Nobu Yamazaki’s renowned omakase menu is back in business inside the restaurant, offering customers small dishes, sashimi, and sushi for around $250 per person. Sushi Taro is also known for a strong sake list, a la carte orders of octopus tempura and salt grilled yellow tail jaw, and bowls of udon and soba noodles."

"Sushi Taro underwent a major renovation in 2009 and has reborn as an upmarket Kaiseki-style traditional Japanese restaurant, under owner Nobu Yamazaki. In a kaiseki-style meal, diners don’t order off a menu. Instead, the chef presents a succession of complementary dishes."

"Farmers Fishers Bakers has the unusual distinction of being majority-owned by a national group of family farmers. Their Farmers Market Brunch, an all-you-can-eat buffet featuring everything from warm cinnamon rolls, eggs Benedict, and house-cured ham to sushi, tacos, and honey pot fried chicken, has earned it a spot among America’s 100 best brunches. The restaurant’s Fishers Tiki bar has landed on numerous “Best of” tiki bar lists in D.C."

"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"

"Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account. View this post on Instagram. A post shared by Farmers Fishers Bakers (@farmfishbakedc)"

"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."

"Customers have to be willing to walk into an omakase bar that shares space with the Trump International Hotel to try the restaurant from chef Daisuke Nakazawa and restaurateur Alessandro Borgognone. Reservations for dining room tables ($120) and sushi counter seats ($150) are available on Tock."

"693 N Washington St, Alexandria, VA 22314-1913Japanese, Sushi, AsianLunch, DinnerTakeout, Seating, Street Parking, Free Off-Street Parking, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Wine and Beer, Accepts American Express, Accepts Mastercard, Accepts Visa, Free Wifi, Accepts Discover, Table Service, Reservations, Parking Available, Highc[email protected]+1 703-566-3695http://www.zentorestaurant.com/index.html"

"Takeout, Seating, Street Parking, Free Off-Street Parking, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Wine and Beer, Accepts American Express, Accepts Mastercard, Accepts Visa, Free Wifi, Accepts Discover, Table Service, Reservations, Parking Available, Highc"

"Consider ordering from one “$” places in Washington like Wok n’ Roll and Hilo Poke & Sushi in Adams Morgan and Nagomi Izakaya, Sushi Gakyu, and Suki Asia in Downtown for a more affordable order."

"Look no further than Bardo Brewpub, a beer garden located on a grassy lot a few blocks north of the vibrant H Street Corridor. A unique brew pub with a cult following, Bardo is the reincarnation of Bardo Rodeo – an Arlington brewery that helped launch craft beer in the DC area in the 1990s. Bardo serves rare brews like its ‘White Lightnin’, a sweet and heavy beer with an extraordinary alcohol content, or the ‘Bacon Porter!"

"You’ll find Bardo Brewing on DC’s southeast riverfront just behind the ballpark. It opened in 1994 and had seven different brewers contribute to its opening line-up. It’s completely outdoors, with a pavilion, and hosts private events at no additional cost for the space itself."

"Basically, any style of beer can be found in Washington, D.C., as long as you know where to look. Lucky for you- we do."

"Le Piquette is a cozy and convivial neighborhood bistro, named for the French word for cork, that serves excellent savoir fare. Begin with Gallic classics like the beef tartar or escargot or lighter options such as the salad maison and... Courtesy Jason Varney, Starr Restaurants"

"La Piquette is a neighborhood bistro located in Cleveland Park. Known for having some of the best lunch in DC, it’s a favorite spot for locals and tourists alike!. The restaurant st..."

"Ella- Rue is founded by sisters Krista and Alexa that has a love for timeless fashion pieces. They started the store by becoming experts in authenticating, buying, and selling luxury consignment to clients all over the world. After some time, the sisters added unique ready-to-wear lines to add to Ella Rue’s assortment."

"It’s like your neighborhood pizza place, but within walking distance of the National Mall. Order thin-crust pies, a glass of sangria or a local beer to wash it all down, when you sit down and enjoy one of our favorite pizza spots in the city."

"We ordered the Calzone and Fish and Chips and both were delish!. The manager is present and even brought us our food and greeted regulars."

"Built around the concept of mimicking a “real forest,” the Theodore Roosevelt Island was developed as a tribute to our nation’s 26th president. Through the remarkable wilderness setting of this DC park, you can enjoy ranger-led activities to explore the island, bird watching, hiking, jogging, and also engage in kayaking or canoeing."

"This island and national memorial is located in Washington DC’s Potomac River. It measures at 88.5 acres and was given by the American people to commemorate the life of the US’ 26th President, Theodore Roosevelt. The island was donated to the Theodore Roosevelt Association."

"A profound feeling of security makes Roosevelt Island, seen here from the Theodore Roosevelt Bridge, an extraordinary spot to covertly plant a kiss on your cherished. Theodore Roosevelt Island pic:flickr,mr.t"