Lupo Verde
Italian
$ $ $
1401 T St NW (at 14th St NW)
Washington, DC 20009
(202) 827-4726
Monday
5:00pm - 2:00am
Tuesday
5:00pm - 2:00am
Wednesday
5:00pm - 2:00am
Thursday
5:00pm - 2:00am
Friday
5:00pm - 2:00am
Saturday
10:00am - 2:00am
Sunday
10:00am - 2:00am
Tips
- Fried artichokes, the Maltagliati, prosecco on tap and Morgan at the bar = best combination ever!
- Little Italy feel, and they have charging station for iPhones right next to purse hooks! Genius!
- They charge for you more bread
- The "Sofia" cocktail (brunch only, I think) is delightful.
- The fried artichokes are phenomenal!
- Voted "Not Worth the Hype" in 2014. We love it for dinner (try the charcuterie plate), but not for brunch
- Very cute, European and yummy food. I got the lasagna and it seemed to pretty to eat!
- Enjoyed the fried artichokes, lasagna and branzino on the patio. If you can, try to get Anne Marie as your server - she's great!
- Nothing but great things to say about the food, waiters, and bartenders. Host staff are abysmal. Go w/ a reservation or follow up regularly.
- Food was ok, wine pours are small.
- Try the dessert! Semi fredo was AMAZING :-)
- Expensive, but great wine and cheese selection
- Great dinner but the brunch is the secret star.
- Nice, airy space, but -- like most Italian places -- not a good brunch menu.
- Really cute trendy-rustic vibe but brunch pasta portions were pretty small.
- Gnocchi to die for! Very rich, so pair with some lighter dishes!
- I was there for brunch last Saturday and it was a very long one. Food was great and the staff was even better because they let us stay for as long as we wanted. I'm definitely going back!
- Pretty space and seems good for dinner, but was terrible for brunch. Out of bread and many menu items, it was a let down and frustrating.
- Fuscelli (red) and cacio pepe (white) with Rye Bandit and Peppino cocktails. Absolute delicious.
- for brunch, benedict, see visual, and potato lasagna are amazing tasty and filling