MICHELIN Guide Washington, D.C.
Kinship
- 1015 7th St. NW, Washington, 20001, United States
- 50 - 75 USD • Contemporary, French Contemporary
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MICHELIN Guide Washington, D.C.
Kinship
- 1015 7th St. NW, Washington, 20001, United States
- 50 - 75 USD • Contemporary, French Contemporary
MICHELIN Guide’s Point Of View

Kinship is a prominent fixture in DC’s culinary scene, thanks to Chef Eric Ziebold and wife/partner Célia Laurent’s inspired cuisine. They have earned a devoted following of urbane gastronomes and locals who gladly dress to dine here, making it feel like more of an occasion.
The location across from The Walter E. Washington Convention Center belies its style, which is airy and sophisticated. In addition to Métier downstairs, the space comprises a book-lined, fireplace-warmed lounge, lively bar, and minimalist-chic dining room.
The à la carte isn't just a laundry list of offerings; it's a peek inside Chef Ziebold's heart and mind. While selections from the "Ingredients" and "Indulgence" categories need no explanation, "Craft" items honor tradition and "History" selections pay tribute to sentimental favorites. Pick and choose from the different themes for a bespoke tasting menu that could include sublime, creamy ribbons of squid, a roast chicken that is worth every moment of its 75-minute preparation, or a Maine lobster French toast. Don't forget dessert, especially the Opéra cake, presented as a layered square of light and dark chocolate cake, mousse, and almond feuilletine.
- m One MICHELIN Star: High quality cooking, worth a stop!
- ô Very comfortable restaurant
Speciality
- Foie gras with poached apple, Darden ham, and clove madeleines
- Kinship roast chicken with lemon-garlic panade
- Warm chocolate souffle cake with buckwheat-miso ice cream

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