A Georgetown hangout for Washington society.  Italian cuisine, casual, yet elegant.

Frommer's guide says "The beautiful people factor rises exponentially here as the night wears on. Café Milano has long been a magnet for Washington's famous, attractive, and powerful -- so much so that the restaurant was named "Power Spot of the Year" in 2005 by the Restaurant Association of Metropolitan Washington. But this restaurant/nightclub/bar also serves very good food..."

According to the Washington Post: The place is best known as a noisy, fashion-themed late-night hangout for the young, the rich and the beautiful who nibble, at most, on a few leaves of arugula. In the bright light of day, though, it works equally well for quiet business lunches or sociable Georgetown salad-and-mineral-water get-togethers. Early dinners draw a sedate crowd seeking serious Italian cooking. The remarkable thing is that one menu fits all.