Hell's Kitchen Washington, D.C.
Reservations are in high demand — all available reservations are listed online.
Hell's Kitchen
Washington, D.C.
- 652 Wharf Street SW, Washington, D.C., 20024
- Restaurant: (202) 558-4450 | Private Dining & Events: (202) 830-1525
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A 20% service charge is included. 16% is distributed directly to service workers on top of their base wage and 4% is distributed to contribute towards our staff benefits. This fee is not a tip. If you would like to tip your server, we welcome you to do so.
Opening Hours
- MON11:00 - 22:00
- TUE11:00 - 22:00
- WED11:00 - 22:00
- THU11:00 - 22:00
- FRI11:00 - 23:00
- SAT11:00 - 23:00
- SUN11:00 - 22:00
Dining room is closed from 3:30 pm - 4:30 pm.
Hell's Kitchen D.C.
This two-story waterfront restaurant sits in The Wharf with beautiful views overlooking the Potomac River. The space is over 14,000 square feet and offers dining room, patio or terrace seating. Prefer a seat in the action? Reserve your table in the dining room, and watch the red and blue teams complete dinner service. Hell’s Kitchen, Washington, D.C. serves iconic Chef Ramsay dishes like Beef Wellington, Pan-Seared Scallops, Lobster Risotto, and one of Chef Ramsay’s personal favorites, Sticky Toffee Pudding.
The elegant design considers the waterfront location and ensures a relaxing yet luxurious experience. With beautifully-plated dishes, experiential cocktails being served in smoking lanterns, delectable desserts, and the famous red and blue kitchen, Chef Ramsay brings the energy of Hell’s Kitchen to Washington D.C.
Explore The Wharf D.C.
Only 15 minutes from Georgetown and 10 minutes from Downtown and Chinatown, Hell’s Kitchen Washington, D.C. is located on The Wharf, a top spot to explore before or after your meal. This waterfront neighborhood is home to a variety of shops, restaurants and hotels. With its gorgeous views of the Potomac River, The Wharf D.C. is also an ideal spot for watching the sunset or taking a leisurely stroll. If you want to get on the water, board a water taxi that can take you around the local area, or try kayaking or paddleboarding through the Wharf.
Further down the road is the Southwest Waterfront Park. This hidden gem is nestled in the nation's capital and sits on the banks of the Potomac River. The park offers stunning views of the city skyline and the river, and also has a walking trail, a dog park and a pavilion where events and concerts are held throughout the year. The Southwest Waterfront Park is the perfect place to relax and enjoy the beauty of Washington D.C.
Become a Master in the Kitchen
Step behind the pass and learn the tricks of the trade at our Beef Wellington or Cocktail Masterclass, hosted right here at The Wharf. Guided by our culinary team, you'll get hands-on with the techniques behind Hell's Kitchen's most iconic dishes and drinks, finished with a chance to enjoy what you've made overlooking the Potomac.
Chef's table
Pick your team, red or blue, and take the best seat in the house at Hell's Kitchen D.C. Set just steps from the open kitchen, our Chef's Table puts you at the center of service as our culinary brigade brings the energy of the show to life. It's a five-course prix fixe experience built for celebrations, available for both lunch and dinner.
5 course prix fixe menu
6 guest minimum to book
Celebrate America 250 at Hell's Kitchen D.C.
America 250 is taking over Hell's Kitchen Washington, D.C. with bold flavors, high-energy dining, and an atmosphere built for celebration. Experience exclusive anniversary features and the electric energy that makes every visit unforgettable.
Outdoor Dining on the Wharf
Soak up the summer sun with exceptional waterfront views and signature dishes. Experience patio dining at Hell's Kitchen Washington D.C., where our outdoor seating offers the perfect backdrop for seasonal drinks and iconic dishes. Tables fill up fast on sunny days—secure yours today.
Hell's Kitchen Washington, D.C. FAQs
While we do not enforce a dress code, many guests choose to dress up for this fine dining experience.
The Wharf provides two parking garages—Garage 2 on Parker Row and Garage 3 on Water Street—both a short walk to Hell’s Kitchen. Valet service may be available at the Pendry Hotel. While accessible via I-395/I-695 and 7th Street SW, traffic and events can cause delays. Therefore, Metro and the free SW Shuttle are recommended. Additional off-site parking options are available. Please consider these factors when planning your journey.
There are many signature dishes from Chef Ramsay on the menu such as tender Beef Wellington, Lobster Risotto, and the iconic Sticky Toffee Pudding.
Yes, children of all ages are welcome to dine with us.
While we do not have a waitlist at this time, if there is a cancellation, the newly available time slot will become bookable on our website.
20% service charge is included. 16% is distributed directly to service workers on top of their base wage, 4% is distributed to contribute towards our staff benefits. This fee is not a tip. If you would like to tip your server, we welcome you doing so.
Our kitchen team are happy to accommodate dietary requirements where possible. Please inform us at the time of booking or speak to your server on arrival.
Yes - the restaurant opens at 11am every day, with a full menu available from opening. Check our Washington D.C. menu for current offerings.
Yes - private dining and events are available for groups. Contact our Private Dining & Events team directly on (202) 830-1525 to discuss options, group menus, and availability.
Reservations are in high demand at Hell's Kitchen D.C. - we recommend booking as early as possible, particularly for weekend evenings and peak dining hours. All available reservations are listed online, and any cancellations will be released back onto the booking system immediately.