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The days of taking in breathtaking views of the city while sipping aperol spritzes from a bar rooftop and enjoying rose while soaking up the sunshine on a restaurant patio are numbered. With cooler temperatures well on their way, NOW has got some great options for fireside dining in the city for a perfect cozy winter night out.

Station 4

1101 4th Street SW Station 4 boasts a custom-made 12-foot electric fireplace by Modern Flames in the main dining room. Transportation is easy as Station 4 is located right next to the Waterfront metro stop. Take advantage of the Early Bird Dinner Special for two, available Monday-Wednesday 5-7pm.

Hazel

808 V Street NW While they may only have their covered patio open for dining, you won't notice the cold when you're nestled next to warm fire pits and cozy blankets. Enjoy Turkish and Mediterranean flavors created with local ingredients. Open ThursdaySaturday nights and Sunday brunch.

Iron Gate

1734 N Street NW Head to this Dupont Circle restaurant —one of the oldest in DC—where the brick-covered fireplace is the focal point of the dining room. The menu features Mediterranean inspired, mezze-driven dishes centered on their wood burning hearth and rotisserie. Check out Neighborhood Provisions on your way out and pick up something from their extensive Pantry offering, which includes plenty of options to stock the airbnb or hotel fridge.

1789

1226 36th Street NW This DC staple located in historic Georgetown is perfect during the winter months, when there is a roaring fireplace in the John Carroll Room. Make sure to book a spot near the fireplace in advance, as reservations fill up quickly. Parking can be a pain in this area, but fear not, 1789 offers complimentary valet! Open Wednesday -Saturday, with brunch on Saturday and Sunday. Limited seating indoors; carry-out will be available. The team at 1789 is also very excited to welcome their new Executive Chef, Koo Eyom and Pastry Chef, Shari Maciejewski.

La Chaumiere

2813 M Street NW Get ready to be transported to the French countryside in this cozy restaurant, also located in the Georgetown neighborhood. The fireplace and rustic décor will make you feel like you you’re having dinner in Europe. The French fare is perfect for an intimate date night and romantic evening.

Jack Rose Dining Saloon

2007 18th Street NW The glass-enclosed Balcony Room at Jack Rose features a wood-burning fireplace and a bar serving hot cocktails in the colder months. Enjoy the décor throughout all three floors, with over two thousand bottles of whisky on the walls. Open Wednesday-Sunday.

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