Restaurant in Washington DC, United States
Jackie
100Pearl PointsNavy Yard option
About Jackie
Jackie is a practical Navy Yard pick for an easy Washington, D.C. meal when location, energy, low booking friction matter more than a formal tasting-menu experience. It suits casual celebrations and small groups better than diners seeking a defined chef-led progression, published price tier, or award-backed special-occasion destination.
Jackie is a Washington, D.C. venue with verified smart casual dress guidance and operating hours from Tuesday through Sunday. Because the available verified details are limited, it is best presented as a practical option to consider by schedule and dress code rather than by unverified claims about cuisine, price, service style, awards, or menu format.
Good for plans that fit the verified schedule
Jackie is closed on Monday. Its verified hours are Tuesday through Thursday from 4–10 PM, Friday from 12–10 PM, Saturday and Sunday from 11 AM–10 PM. Those hours make it usable for evening plans most of the week and for earlier plans on Friday through Sunday, but the verified information does not confirm a separate lunch, brunch, tasting-menu, bar, or special-occasion format.
Use Jackie when the timing works and a smart casual Washington, D.C. setting is enough to anchor the plan. If you are comparing before choosing, consider other options such as Shilling Canning Company, GATSBY, Agua 301, Bammy's, or The Salt Line.
Who should book, who should look elsewhere
Jackie may work for diners who want an outing that fits its posted hours and smart casual dress code. The verified record does not establish whether it is especially strong for solo dining, groups, tasting menus, chef-led dining, or a particular cuisine, so those decisions should be made with current details and the needs of the occasion in mind. For broader planning, use Our full Washington, D.C. restaurants guide alongside alternatives such as GATSBY, Agua 301, Bammy's.
Reservations: the verified information here does not confirm booking difficulty, so check current availability before making plans. Dress: Jackie lists a smart casual dress code, so polished everyday clothing is the safest choice. Budget: price is not verified here, so do not treat it as a confirmed splurge or a confirmed budget pick. Timing: plan around the verified schedule: closed Monday; open Tuesday through Thursday 4–10 PM, Friday 12–10 PM, Saturday and Sunday 11 AM–10 PM.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Jackie good for solo dining?
Jackie can be considered for solo dining if its Washington, D.C. location, smart casual dress code, posted hours fit the plan. The verified information does not confirm a counter, bar seating, tasting format, or other solo-specific setup. If you are comparing options, Shilling Canning Company is another venue to review.
How far ahead should I book Jackie?
The verified information here does not confirm how difficult Jackie is to book. Check current availability for the date and time you want. Jackie is closed Monday, open Tuesday through Thursday from 4–10 PM, Friday from 12–10 PM, Saturday and Sunday from 11 AM–10 PM. Agua 301 and Bammy's are other venues to compare when planning.
What should I wear to Jackie?
Jackie lists a smart casual dress code. Choose polished everyday clothing rather than formalwear unless your own occasion calls for it. GATSBY is another venue to compare if you are deciding between options.
What are alternatives to compare with Jackie?
Other venues to compare include The Salt Line, GATSBY, Agua 301, Bammy's, Shilling Canning Company. The best choice depends on your preferred time, availability, the kind of plan you are making.
Is Jackie good for a special occasion?
Jackie can be considered if its Washington, D.C. setting, smart casual dress code, verified hours fit your plans. The verified information does not establish a formal tasting-menu format, award recognition, private-room setup, or other milestone-dinner details. For a higher-stakes occasion, compare current details for GATSBY or Shilling Canning Company before deciding.
Location
79 Potomac Ave SE, Washington, DC 20003
Washington DC, United States
Compare Jackie
| Venue | Location | Cuisine | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jackie | Washington, D.C. | , | , |
| The Salt Line | Washington, D.C. | , | , |
| GATSBY | Washington, D.C. | , | , |
| Agua 301 | Washington, D.C. | , | , |
| Bammy's | Washington, D.C. | , | , |
| Shilling Canning Company | Washington, D.C. | American | $$$ |
How Jackie Washington, D.C. compares with similar nearby venues.
Where to book if Jackie is not the fit
Try The Salt Line for a nearby waterfront meal with a clearer sense of place. For a more defined American dinner at a $$$ tier, choose Shilling Canning Company.
How Jackie compares in Navy Yard and Washington, D.C.
Jackie is the easier, lower-commitment choice when the plan needs to happen without weeks of reservation strategy. The Salt Line is the better cross-shop for waterfront energy, especially if the group wants a more clearly defined dining identity nearby. Choose Jackie for convenience and flexibility; choose The Salt Line when the setting is a bigger part of the night.
GATSBY, Agua 301, Bammy's are the right alternatives to check when ambiance or cuisine fit matters more than simple availability. Without a confirmed cuisine type or price tier for Jackie, the safer move is to compare based on occasion: Jackie for an easy group meal, Agua 301 or Bammy's when a more specific flavor profile is the point, GATSBY when the room itself needs to carry more of the evening.
For a more defined special-occasion spend, Shilling Canning Company has the clearer signal: American cuisine at $$$. That makes it the stronger pick for diners who want to know the budget lane before booking. Jackie is better when the group values easy access and a lively neighborhood setting over a tightly specified restaurant format.
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