Bistro Cacao Customer Reviews
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Bistro Cacao is a charming, romantic French restaurant located on Massachusetts Avenue NE in Washington, D.C., nestled between Capitol Hill and Union Station. Known for its old-world ambiance and red velvet drapes, this cozy bistro combines classic French cuisine with a modern twist. Whether you're strolling from a nearby show or making a night of it, Bistro Cacao offers a refined yet welcoming dining experience.
Concert-goers appreciate Bistro Cacao’s proximity to major D.C. venues, including those near the Capitol and NoMa. The quiet, candlelit setting offers a relaxing escape before or after a high-energy performance. Service is attentive yet efficient, making it easy to enjoy a full meal without stressing about curtain call. The intimate dining rooms and secluded booths are perfect for pre-show conversation — or a quiet wind-down after the encore.
Reviewers on TripAdvisor and OpenTable love the romantic atmosphere, with many comparing it to a Parisian hideaway. Guests rave about the duck breast, steak frites, and signature cocktails. The service is described as warm and professional, and many note the convenience of the location near Union Station. It's a favorite for special occasions, but also casual enough for a pre-concert dinner with friends.
Some diners mention that the dim lighting may be a bit too low for reading menus, and a few find the menu prices slightly high — though most agree it's worth it for the quality and experience. The ambiance leans quiet and romantic, so those looking for a loud, high-energy vibe might prefer somewhere else.
Bistro Cacao is a deliciously elegant choice for concert-goers seeking French flair, great service, and a relaxing spot just minutes from the music.
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