Summit at Conrad

Summit at Conrad is a Washington, D.C. venue with a price of $25 per person and a smart casual dress code. Those two details give the listing its most concrete shape: it is neither presented here as an open-ended splurge nor as a drop-in option with no dress expectation. The confirmed schedule is limited to Wednesday through Sunday, with closures on Monday and Tuesday, so it is best considered for a plan within those posted hours rather than for lunch or for the start of the week.

The useful planning details are direct: Summit at Conrad is open 4:30–10 PM on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, 3:30–9 PM on Sunday. That timing makes the venue easiest to evaluate around late-afternoon or evening plans, especially for guests who want the basic logistics settled before comparing it with other Washington, D.C. choices.

A Washington, D.C. option with simple planning facts

The clearest value cue is the $25 per person price. Pair that with the smart casual dress code and the Wednesday-to-Sunday schedule, Summit at Conrad reads as a planned stop rather than a fully documented experience in this guide. The venue is closed Monday and Tuesday, so weekday planning should start on Wednesday, with the understanding that the available information here is practical rather than descriptive.

For guests comparing options, the main distinction is timing. Wednesday through Saturday service runs from 4:30 PM to 10 PM, while Sunday starts earlier at 3:30 PM and ends at 9 PM. That difference matters for itinerary building: a Sunday plan can begin a little earlier, while the midweek-through-Saturday window is consistently framed around the evening. In both cases, the listing is strongest when used for schedule matching, price expectation, dress-code preparation.

Who should choose it, who should go elsewhere

Choose Summit at Conrad if the confirmed price, Washington, D.C. location, smart casual dress code, Wednesday-to-Sunday hours match the plan. These are the reliable facts to work from, they are enough for a guest who mainly needs a venue that fits a specific time slot and level of formality. It is not possible from the data here to recommend it for a specific cuisine, cocktail program, view, chef-driven menu, award history, or particular service format. Anyone needing those kinds of details should compare additional Washington, D.C. pages before deciding.

Plan around the posted hours: closed Monday and Tuesday; open 4:30–10 PM Wednesday through Saturday; and open 3:30–9 PM Sunday. Smart casual is the dress read, so guests should dress with that standard in mind. The safest approach is to treat the schedule and attire note as the anchors of the visit, then build the rest of the night around those limits rather than assuming service outside the stated window.

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Quick read: a Washington, D.C. venue with a verified $25 per person price, smart casual dress code, Wednesday-to-Sunday hours.