
Located inside the Waldorf Astoria Washington, DC—formerly the city’s historic General Post Office—Bazaar Meat marks the culmination of a 30-year dream for Chef José Andrés. Drawing inspiration from this iconic landmark, first opened in 1899, the multi-level destination reimagines the space with José’s bold, theatrical steakhouse vision to the capital.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1100 Pennsylvania Ave NW, Washington, DC 20004
Phone: (202) 868-5088
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Reviews
The presentation alone is a work of art, but the flavors are what truly leave an impression. Each plate brought something unique and memorable to the table, and it’s the kind of meal that genuinely feels special from start to finish.
The service, ambiance, and overall experience make this restaurant one of our new favorites. If you’re looking for a place that delivers exceptional food and a one-of-a-kind culinary experience, The Bazaar is absolutely worth it.
Even though our actual anniversary had passed a few days earlier, the staff went out of their way to make us feel special. When they asked if we were celebrating anything and we casually mentioned our anniversary had already come and gone, they still surprised us with a beautiful anniversary dessert. That thoughtful gesture really stood out and made the evening feel really special.
The food was absolutely outstanding. We ordered several tapas to sample a variety of flavors, and everything was beautifully presented and delicious. The most memorable dish for me was the little Japanese melons—so delicate and refreshing, they could have easily doubled as dessert.
Our waiter was professional and attentive, and the ambiance was stunning. Our table overlooked the grand courtyard of the Waldorf Astoria, adding a sense of elegance and occasion to the entire experience.
Highly recommend The Bazaar for anyone looking to celebrate something special—or simply indulge in an extraordinary dining experience.
Sitting at the bar, we were mesmerized by the mixology team, who were polite & helpful while they crafted, shook, stirred & poured the most elegant cocktails. Especially fun was the Frozen Caipirinha.
You can’t help but feel sexy sipping and snacking at this spot inside The Waldorf Astoria. We will be back
This was my first tasting menu, and our servers made sure we knew exactly what was in each dish to how the chef recommends it be eaten.
We had an amazing time, and it was definitely a memory we will hold onto.
The atmosphere is absolutely phenomenal. The restaurant’s setting within such a prestigious hotel creates a sophisticated and beautiful ambiance that makes every visit feel special.
We were fortunate to visit during Restaurant Week, and we were incredibly impressed by how generous they were with the discount menu. The offer was a fantastic value, and the option to upgrade to the crab meat paella-like pasta for just $25 more was an unbelievable deal. The dish itself was delicious and amazing, a perfect example of the high quality of food they serve. It was truly one of the best deals we have ever gotten. We enjoyed each dishes and impressed again!
The food and service were both amazing. The staff was attentive and went above and beyond to make our evening memorable. They even provided a surprise for our anniversary, which made our celebration feel incredibly special and personal.
THE BAZAAR is more than just a restaurant; it’s a destination for a remarkable culinary experience. We are already looking forward to our next visit and will always come back to this wonderful place!
The food was good often with inventive presentation or deconstructions that were intriguing without sacrificing quality for show.
Our server was nice but slow and not very attentive. Maybe he didn’t want to work a holiday … in which case you should stay home. If you’re going to work then you need to bring your best effort.
Service is usually just as great as all the other aspects of JA restaurants, except on this occasion.
Pictured are the deconstructed key lime pie and liquid nitrogen used to make/transform caipirinhas.