Photo Credit: Courtesy Kait Hanson
Years of walking Georgetown block by block, showing homes, closing deals, coffee with clients, dinner after a signing, built a running list of spots I actually go back to. La Bonne Vache is on it.
Where to grab coffee. Where to take clients, family, a first date. Which corner has a table on a Thursday night without a reservation. No MLS listing tells you that. Living here does.
What I Love About La Bonne Vache
Tucked into the former Booeymonger space at 3265 Prospect St NW, this corner French bistro is one of my favorite places to spend time: with my team, with family, with clients. Frites worth going back for. Burgers, French-inspired and built on a proprietary beef blend, worth a second round. Small space. Always full. Exactly the kind of spot that makes Georgetown feel like a neighborhood instead of a destination.
We were just there again, celebrating another closing with the team over lunch. Same result as always: the bites didn't disappoint, neither did the frites. I love this place. I want more people to find it. Locals who haven't discovered it yet. Anyone visiting DC looking for a real recommendation. Comment your favorite DC restaurant on my Instagram post for a chance to win a $50 gift card to La Bonne Vache. See the video and enter here. Winner announced soon.
Address: 3265 Prospect Street NW, Washington, DC 20007
Hours: Wednesday through Sunday, 11am - 9pm
To learn more, visit the website: https://www.labonnevachedc.com/
FAQ:
Where is La Bonne Vache in Georgetown?
La Bonne Vache is located at 3265 Prospect St NW in Georgetown, in the space that formerly housed Booeymonger, one block up from M Street.
What kind of food does La Bonne Vache serve?
La Bonne Vache is a French bistro known for French-inspired burgers, crispy frites, and a rotating menu of classic bistro dishes.
What are La Bonne Vache's hours?
La Bonne Vache is open Wednesday through Sunday, 11am to 9pm. It's closed Monday and Tuesday.
Is Georgetown a walkable neighborhood for restaurants?
Yes. Most of Georgetown's dining, including La Bonne Vache, is concentrated along a few walkable corridors between the M Street commercial strip and the C&O Canal towpath.
Sarah Hake
SVP, Compass Georgetown
Licensed in DC | MD | VA
[email protected] | 202.856.4777
