Restaurant in Washington DC, United States
The Rooftop at the Graham
100Pearl PointsSmall-group spot
About The Rooftop at the Graham
A Georgetown rooftop that makes sense for drinks, a view, a flexible start or finish to the night. Choose it for setting over a chef-led meal; small groups and bar-style visits are the safer play, while larger parties should have a backup plan.
The Rooftop at the Graham is a Washington, D.C. venue with verified evening hours through the week and later closing times on Friday and Saturday. The confirmed details are limited, so plan around what is known: the venue is in Washington, D.C. its dress code is smart casual, its posted schedule begins at 3:30 PM Monday through Saturday and at 2 PM on Sunday.
Because verified information does not include cuisine, menu format, pricing, reservations, seating style, or specific food and beverage offerings, it is safest to treat this page as a planning reference rather than a detailed dining recommendation. If you need a more defined restaurant plan, compare other Washington, D.C. options such as the full Washington, D.C. restaurants guide.
Use the verified hours to plan the timing
The Rooftop at the Graham is open Monday through Thursday from 3:30–10 PM, Friday and Saturday from 3:30 PM–12 AM, Sunday from 2–10 PM. Those hours make it easier to consider for an early-evening or later plan, especially on Friday and Saturday, without assuming any unverified service details beyond the posted schedule.
For broader planning in Washington, D.C. the Washington, D.C. hotels guide and the Washington, D.C. bars guide can help you build a wider itinerary around confirmed city listings.
The repeat-visit play: keep the plan flexible
For a return visit, the most reliable approach is to keep the plan flexible and use the confirmed hours and smart-casual dress code as the main planning anchors. Verified details do not establish group capacity, table availability, reservations, cuisine, or a full-meal format, so avoid building an entire evening around specifics that are not confirmed.
If you are comparing options, consider other named venues only where they fit your plan, such as Angolo Ristorante, CUT Above, Citronelle, Say Cheese! or Two Nine.
Frequently Asked Questions
How far ahead should I book The Rooftop at the Graham?
Verified booking-method details are not available. Use the posted hours when planning: Monday through Thursday 3:30–10 PM, Friday and Saturday 3:30 PM–12 AM, Sunday 2–10 PM.
Can I eat at the bar at The Rooftop at the Graham?
Verified information does not confirm bar dining, cuisine, menu format, or specific food service. The safest plan is to check current details directly before relying on it for a structured meal in Washington, D.C.
Can The Rooftop at the Graham accommodate groups?
Verified group-capacity details are not available. If you are planning with multiple people, use the confirmed hours and smart-casual dress code as the baseline and confirm any seating or group arrangements directly.
What is The Rooftop at the Graham known for?
The verified details identify The Rooftop at the Graham as a Washington, D.C. venue with posted weekly hours and a smart-casual dress code. Specific cuisine, menu, pricing, awards, service-format details are not confirmed here.
Location
1075 Thomas Jefferson St NW, Washington, DC 20007
Washington DC, United States
Compare The Rooftop at the Graham
| Venue | Location |
|---|---|
| The Rooftop at the Graham | Washington, D.C. |
| Angolo Ristorante | Washington, D.C. |
| Citronelle | Washington, D.C. |
| Say Cheese! | Washington, D.C. |
| CUT Above | Washington, D.C. |
| Two Nine | Washington, D.C. |
How The Rooftop at the Graham compares with similar nearby venues.
Where to go if this does not fit
If the rooftop plan is not available, try CUT Above for a similar drinks-led hotel-bar direction. If the group needs a proper restaurant backup instead, Angolo Ristorante is the more practical cross-shop.
How it compares in Washington, D.C.
CUT Above is the closest comparison if the priority is a rooftop-style atmosphere, while The Rooftop at the Graham is the more Georgetown-specific choice. Pick The Rooftop at the Graham for a relaxed view-led stop; pick CUT Above if the night is built around a hotel-bar feel in a different part of the city.
Angolo Ristorante and Citronelle are better fits when the meal matters more than the setting, because they read as restaurant decisions rather than rooftop-drinks decisions. Say Cheese! and Two Nine are easier cross-shops for casual plans, but neither replaces the visual appeal of a rooftop in Georgetown.
For booking difficulty, The Rooftop at the Graham is the easier call than a high-commitment dinner reservation: go when flexibility matters and the group can adapt. For value, it works when the view is part of what the group is paying for; if the group wants a fuller food experience, Angolo Ristorante or Citronelle is the more sensible direction.
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