Lima Twist

For a return visit in Washington, D.C. the decision is mostly about timing: Lima Twist is open only late in the week, with listed hours on Friday and Saturday from 7 PM to 3 AM and Sunday from 7 PM to 1 AM. It is not a fit for Monday through Thursday plans, the verified details do not support building a visit around a specific menu format, dish, chef, or award claim.

The current verified draw is the schedule. Lima Twist fits a plan that needs a Washington, D.C. stop during its posted weekend-night hours. If the occasion depends on a documented culinary point of view, specific dishes, or confirmed accolades, compare it with other options in the wider Washington, D.C. restaurants guide. The listed dress code is business casual, so plan attire accordingly.

Use it as the late-night part of the plan, not the whole tasting experience

There is not enough verified menu detail to recommend specific dishes or a tasting progression, so the safer call is to treat Lima Twist as a late-night Washington, D.C. option rather than a meal planned around one confirmed order. For broader comparison, consider other Washington, D.C. venues such as Elizabeth's, Lincoln, PogiBoy, The Continent DC, The Park at 14th.

Because the verified data is limited, avoid assuming lunch service, takeout, delivery, allergy accommodations, a particular cuisine, or a specific dining format. The clearest planning facts are its Washington, D.C. location, business-casual dress code, posted late-week hours.

Better for late-week plans than weekday dining

For hotels, bars, experiences around the same trip, use broader D.C. planning pages: hotels, bars, wineries, experiences. For Lima Twist specifically, keep the plan anchored to what is verified: Washington, D.C. business casual attire, service listed only Friday through Sunday evenings.