Venue Type
Restaurant
American
Neighborhood
Georgetown East
Ris
Washington, DC
Ris
Venue Type
Restaurant
American
Neighborhood
Georgetown East
RIS is proud to offer four beautiful private spaces for your event needs. We have hosted an array of occasions from business dinners to cocktail receptions and rehearsal dinners.
Number of spaces
5 event spaces
Capacity
Max Seated: 180
Max Standing: 50
Cuisine Type
American
Food & Beverage
In-house catering
In-house beverage service
Spaces
About
Welcome to RIS, a beloved, upscale seasonal American neighborhood restaurant created by Chef/Owner Ris Lacoste. Nestled in the heart of Washington DC's West End, we are neighbors to the Kennedy Center, Dupont Circle, Georgetown and the K Street business district. Chef Ris' farmers market fresh menus change often to showcase year round local offerings. Her inventive, creative style reflects the seafood of her New England roots, the classics of her Paris training, the freshness of her market obsession and the tradition and familiarity of her love for classic American Diner fare. Our menus have something for everyone. Our curated cocktails and hand selected wine list by John Herbert and our gracious and welcoming staff complete the perfect dining experience.
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Capacity
Max Seated: 180
Max Standing: 50
Food & Beverage
In-house catering
In-house beverage service
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