Restaurant in Washington DC, United States
The Point D.C.
100Pearl PointsWaterfront practical
About The Point D.C.
The Point D.C. is a practical yes for a flexible waterfront meal in Washington, D.C., especially when drinks, setting, easy scheduling matter more than a chef-driven format. Use it for dates, family occasions, or business dinners that need a polished but low-friction plan rather than an awards-led destination meal.
The Point D.C. is a Washington, D.C. restaurant with daily hours beginning at 11:30 AM and continuing into the evening. The verified hours are broad for planning: Monday through Thursday and Sunday run until 10 PM, while Friday and Saturday run until 11 PM. That makes it a practical option when the main need is a restaurant that can fit a daytime, early-evening, or later-weekend plan.
The recommendation is a qualified yes: choose it when the schedule and dress expectations suit your occasion. The verified dress code is smart casual, so it is better framed as polished but not formal. Do not treat it as an awards-driven destination or a chef-counter splurge based on the available verified information. For readers building a wider D.C. plan, Our full Washington, D.C. restaurants guide is the better starting point for sorting occasion meals.
Use it for a flexible Washington, D.C. occasion, not a high-stakes destination meal
Strongest verified use case is planning flexibility. The Point D.C. is open every day, starts at 11:30 AM, keeps later hours on Friday and Saturday. That schedule can help when a group needs a direct timing window rather than a narrowly timed meal.
Because the venue runs from late morning into the evening every day, earlier plans may be easier to fit into a daytime schedule, while Friday and Saturday evenings offer the latest closing time. For a group plan, choose a time that matches the tone you want rather than relying on unverified assumptions about the room, menu, or service style.
Where it fits in a D.C. shortlist
Compared with more specialized dining rooms, this is the practical pick when verified basics matter most: Washington, D.C. location, daily hours, a smart-casual dress code. If you are comparing other planning options, you might also look at GATSBY, Hen Quarter Prime, Jackie, The Salt Line, or Fish Shop.
Quick reference: best fit for a flexible Washington, D.C. restaurant plan where daily hours and smart-casual dress guidance are the key confirmed details.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I wear to The Point D.C.?
The verified dress code is smart casual. A polished, neat outfit is the safest choice; formalwear is not specified in the verified information.
How far ahead should I book The Point D.C.?
The verified information does not state booking lead times. For planning, note that The Point D.C. is open daily from 11:30 AM, closes at 10 PM Monday through Thursday and Sunday, closes at 11 PM on Friday and Saturday.
Is daytime or evening better at The Point D.C.?
The verified hours support both daytime and evening planning: hours start at 11:30 AM every day, with later closing times on Friday and Saturday. Choose the time that best fits your group rather than relying on unverified assumptions about meal format or atmosphere.
What should a first-timer know about The Point D.C.?
The confirmed basics are simple: The Point D.C. is in Washington, D.C.; it is open daily from 11:30 AM, the dress code is smart casual. The verified information does not confirm specific cuisine, chef, awards, prices, or menu format.
Is The Point D.C. good for a special occasion?
It can be a practical choice if the occasion depends on flexible hours and a smart-casual dress expectation. If you are comparing options, consider The Point D.C. alongside GATSBY, Hen Quarter Prime, Jackie, The Salt Line, Fish Shop, or other Washington, D.C. dining rooms based on the specific tone and timing you need.
Location
2100 2nd St SW, Washington, DC 20024
Washington DC, United States
Compare The Point D.C.
| Venue | Location |
|---|---|
| The Point D.C. | Washington, D.C. |
| Hen Quarter Prime | Washington, D.C. |
| The Salt Line | Washington, D.C. |
| Jackie | Washington, D.C. |
| GATSBY | Washington, D.C. |
| Fish Shop | Washington, D.C. |
How The Point D.C. compares with similar nearby venues.
Also Consider
- Hen Quarter Prime, Notable alternative
- The Salt Line, Notable alternative
- Jackie, Notable alternative
- GATSBY, Notable alternative
- Fish Shop, Notable alternative
How it compares for waterfront dining and drinks
The Point D.C. is the easier, more flexible choice if the group wants a meal plus drinks without turning the reservation into the main project. The Salt Line is the sharper cross-shop for a more seafood-focused waterfront plan, while Fish Shop makes more sense when seafood is the point of the booking rather than the setting around it.
For a more formal or steak-leaning occasion, Hen Quarter Prime is the better comparison, especially for guests who want a clearer splurge signal. The Point D.C. is better for mixed groups who want flexibility and an easier atmosphere; Hen Quarter Prime is better when the meal needs to feel more structured and meat-focused.
If ambiance is the deciding factor, Jackie and GATSBY are useful alternatives for a more designed night out. Choose The Point D.C. when location and ease lead the decision; choose Jackie or GATSBY when the room itself is the main event.
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