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It was our first visit to the restaurant. Colleagues who had gone there all said it is an amazing restaurant. The restaurant is advertised as a "Franco-American cuisine". We had expected a French style restaurant. In fact, the atmosphere is more that of an American café. The tables are basic bare metal tables, with no tablecloths. The noise level was loud but not high enough that it would interfere with conversations. We could hear each other. The prices on the menu were on par with other good restaurants in the area. We did not find the menu particularly French, but it was an interesting menu, with many choices without being overwhelming. The quality of the food was excellent. It was extremely good. A++ In fact, it was one of the best restaurants we have visited in the area. The service was excellent as well. Our waitress was wonderful, very attentive and helpful in addition to being very nice. We were pleasantly surprised by the entire experience. We will definitely revisit the place. I highly recommend it.

Went to the lofts which was Havana 151 themed with a themed menu (as well as their regular menu). Table had a 90 min limit but that might have been because of Valentine’s Day.

The special menu for Valentine's Day was simply delicious. The wine pairings matched each course and the service is always the best at Bastille! All I can say is this closed out the evening nicely, was a real value and delicious! Book your reservation today!

!Our experience was great! Pur waitress was very attentive and friendly. The French onion soup was Delicious! We loved our bib lettuce salads and the dressing, I wish they would bottle it up and sell it lol!

Our first experience dining at Chez Billy was delightful. It is an intimate restaurant with beautiful decor and attentive staff. The Caesar Salad and Onion Soup started our meal and were delicious ( the Caesar the best I’ve ever had). The Tuna and Duck entrees were perfectly prepared. We ended our dinner with the cheesecake and rice pudding … delish! Billy Sud is a little Georgetown gem.