What to order at Fiola Mare

Must order
The crudo platter to start; the kitchen builds it from whatever was unloaded that morning.
Signature dishes
Crudo platter, Whole fish for the table
Editor tip
The patio runs from April to October; Sunday lunch on the water with a glass of vermentino is the room's editorial best moment.
CuisineItalian Seafood
Price$$$$
Neighborhoodgeorgetown
HoursMon 15:00-21:30, Tue-Thu 11:30-22:00, Fri 11:30-22:30, Sat 11:00-22:30, Sun 11:00-21:30
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Signature dishes: Crudo platter, Whole fish for the table

Must order: The crudo platter to start; the kitchen builds it from whatever was unloaded that morning.

Tip: The patio runs from April to October; Sunday lunch on the water with a glass of vermentino is the room's editorial best moment.

Location

Address: 3050 K St NW, Washington, DC 20007, Washington DC

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