Amazonia Customer Reviews
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Amazonia is a modern Peruvian restaurant tucked inside the artsy, mural-lined Blagden Alley, just a short stroll from D.C.'s major concert venues and nightlife. With its vibrant decor, lively energy, and bold menu inspired by the Amazon rainforest, Amazonia brings a splash of South American heat to the heart of the city. Think ceviches, anticuchos, and pisco cocktails served in a colorful, high-energy setting that’s perfect for gearing up before a big show.
Amazonia is an easy walk from popular music spots like 9:30 Club and The Anthem, making it a smart pre-concert dining choice. The service is quick and responsive—ideal if you're on a tight schedule. The energetic atmosphere, matched with bold dishes and a solid drink menu, makes it a great place to kick off the evening. Plus, the music and chatter give it a fun, social vibe without being so loud you can't talk.
Reviewers love the creative presentation and authentic Peruvian flavors, especially the ceviche and grilled meats. The cocktails, particularly the Amazonia Pisco Sour, get frequent shout-outs. Guests also praise the friendly staff and the unique, jungle-themed interior that adds to the fun. Many mention it as a hidden gem that’s perfect for dinner before heading to a nearby show.
Some guests note that tables can feel a bit close together during peak times, and the music inside can get a little loud—though that’s part of the charm for many concert-goers. Reservations are recommended since the space fills up quickly on show nights.
If you're looking for bold flavors, fast service, and a high-energy vibe just steps from D.C.'s top venues, Amazonia is a fantastic pre-show pick.
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