Judiciary Square is a residential and commercial district located north of Pennsylvania Avenue in downtown Washington, D.C. Located adjacent to the city center, the square gets its name from the old Washington D.C. City Hall (and courthouse) constructed in the neighborhood in 1820. Several other courthouses have been constructed in the region throughout the last century. Several retail shops and restaurants are located in and around the square.
The Irish Channel Restaurant and Pub offers a contemporary take on traditional Irish cuisine daily for lunch and dinner just one block from Judiciary Square. The restaurant is home to an expansive Irish pub style dining room and offers outdoor seating during the spring and summer months. Choose from starters like Irish oak smoked salmon, traditional Irish sausage and Shepperd's pie stuffed potato skins. Entree's range from a traditional Irish breakfast which is served all day to corned beef and cabbage and chicken pot pie.
Irish Channel
500 H St..Northwest
Washington, DC 20001
202-216-0046
irishchannelpub.com
The Full Kee Restaurant offers a wide variety of traditional Chinese cuisine just five minutes north of Judiciary Square. Food can be ordered in their dining room or ordered for pick up. The restaurant has been previously lauded by Chinese Restaurant News magazine as one of the Top 100 Chinese restaurants in the United States. Lunch specials ranging from sauteed string beans and sweet and sour pork start at just $6.00 as of September 2010. House specialty entrees include pig skin and duck blood, marinated cuttle fish and sliced boneless pig's knuckle.
Full Kee Restaurant
509 H St. Northwest
Washington, DC 20001
202-371-2233
fullkeedc.com
Clyde's of Gallery Place is located 10 minutes west of Judiciary Square by foot. The restaurant is open for lunch and dinner daily and serves a late menu until 3 a.m. Saturday morning. A weekend brunch is also offered in the restaurants intimate dining room which is adorned by stained glass chandeliers and impressionist paintings. Entrees span an international array of cuisine from Moroccan spiced lamb with apricot saffron rice to steamed Maine lobster with french fries and cole sale.
Clyde's of Gallery Place
707 7th St. Northwest
Washington, DC 20001
202-349-3700
clydes.com
