Restaurant in Washington DC, United States
Station 4
100Pearl PointsLogistics First
About Station 4
Station 4 is a practical Southwest D.C. choice for easy dinners, casual celebrations, group plans where booking friction matters. It is better as a dependable neighborhood meal than a destination splurge, with earlier timing better for conversation and later weekend meals better for energy.
Should you book Station 4 in Washington, D.C.? It can be a practical option when the plan needs a casual setting and broad operating hours. Verified details are limited, but the restaurant is listed with a casual dress code and daily hours that run from late morning or mid-morning into the evening, with later closing times on Friday and Saturday.
The clearest reason to choose it is scheduling flexibility. Station 4 is open Monday through Thursday from 11 AM to 10 PM, Friday from 11 AM to 12 AM, Saturday from 10:30 AM to 12 AM, Sunday from 10:30 AM to 10:30 PM. Treat it as an easy-planning choice rather than a venue defined here by a specific cuisine, chef, price point, menu format, or accolade.
A better fit for easy plans than destination dining
Station 4 works well when the decision is mostly logistical: the group needs a Washington, D.C. restaurant with casual dress and hours that cover daytime, dinner, later weekend plans. Beyond those verified basics, specific claims about menu style, service format, seating, or special-occasion polish should be checked directly with the restaurant before you make plans.
For readers comparing broader city options, start with our full Washington, D.C. restaurants guide. If the night is turning into a wider plan, the city guides for bars, hotels, experiences, wineries are better for building the rest of the evening.
Know Before You Go
- Good for: Casual plans where Washington, D.C. location, simple dress expectations, broad hours matter.
- Booking difficulty: Not verified; check directly with Station 4 for reservations or current availability.
- Timing move: Use the posted hours as the planning anchor: later options are available Friday and Saturday.
- Service details: Not verified beyond the posted hours and casual dress code; check directly with the restaurant for current policies.
- Decision check: Book if casual dress and flexible hours are the priority. Cross-shop if you need a confirmed cuisine, menu format, price point, or specific occasion style.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I eat at the bar at Station 4?
Bar seating is not verified here. Station 4 does have broad daily hours in Washington, D.C. including service until 12 AM on Friday and Saturday; check directly with the restaurant for current seating or walk-in details.
Can Station 4 accommodate groups?
Group accommodations are not verified here. The restaurant's casual dress code and broad hours may make planning easier, but larger parties should confirm reservations, seating, any group policies directly with Station 4.
What are alternatives to Station 4 in Washington, D.C.?
For other options to compare, look at Makers Union, Milk & Honey - The Wharf, Fish Shop, Seatable, or Momo. Confirm each restaurant's current hours, availability, fit for your plans before booking.
Is Station 4 good for solo dining?
Solo-dining details such as counter seating or bar availability are not verified here. If convenience is the main factor, Station 4's Washington, D.C. location, casual dress code, broad hours are the confirmed planning points to use.
Is lunch or dinner better at Station 4?
Station 4 is open from 11 AM Monday through Friday and from 10:30 AM Saturday and Sunday, so daytime plans are possible based on the posted hours. Dinner and later plans are also possible, with closing at 12 AM on Friday and Saturday, 10 PM Monday through Thursday, 10:30 PM on Sunday.
Is Station 4 good for a special occasion?
Station 4 may work for a casual occasion if the main priorities are Washington, D.C. location, casual dress, flexible hours. Specifics such as private dining, menu format, price, or a more formal celebration setup are not verified here, so confirm directly before planning around them.
Location
1101 4th St SW, Washington, DC 20024
Washington DC, United States
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How Station 4 compares nearby
Choose Station 4 when the priority is an easy reservation and a flexible setting in Southwest D.C. Momo is the better cross-shop if the group wants a more specific restaurant identity, while Makers Union is the safer pick for a casual, social meal where the bar-and-restaurant feel matters as much as the food.
For atmosphere tied more directly to the water, compare it with Fish Shop, Milk & Honey - The Wharf, Seatable. Fish Shop and Seatable make more sense when seafood or waterfront context is the point of the booking. Milk & Honey - The Wharf is a better fit for a livelier Wharf plan.
The practical verdict: Station 4 is the easiest recommendation for low-friction group dining; Makers Union is stronger for a casual drinks-led meal; Fish Shop or Seatable are better when the setting is part of the reason to go. If this table is not available, cross-shop Makers Union first for flexibility or Milk & Honey - The Wharf for a more energetic night nearby.
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