Estuary Introduces New Chef, Arturo Elias
Estuary is excited to announce their new Chef de Cuisine, Arturo Elias.
Chef Elias, renowned for his vibrant leadership and exceptional culinary skills, brings over a decade of experience from prestigious roles at five-star establishments most recently at the Hay Adams Hotel.
Estuary celebrates contemporary American cuisine, embracing the rich bounty of the Chesapeake region. Chef Arturo brings his Mexican heritage into every dish, adding bold, flavorful twists to traditional Mid-Atlantic fare. Some new additions to the menu include the Virginia Corn Chowder, Chesapeake Scallop Crudo, Citrus Cured Blue Fin Tuna, Chesapeake Rock Fish with succotash and corn broth, and Seared Duck Breast with dark chocolate and black cherry glaze.
Expect a harmonious blend of regional ingredients and savory, vibrant flavors that create an unforgettable dining experience.
Make your reservation today!
Estuary
Lunch
Monday-Friday 11:30am-5:30pm
Saturday-Sunday 12pm-5:30pm
Dinner
Monday–Sunday 5:30pm–10pm
Blue Willow Breakfast Hours
Monday-Friday 7am-11am
Saturday-Sunday 7am-11:30am
NEW & Now
PUTT IN THE PARK
This summer, leisure gets a luxe twist. PUTT in the Park is popping up at CityCenterDC with a custom six-hole course.
Spring Sips at DOLCEZZA
Savor the taste of spring at Dolcezza with refreshing sips and seasonal scoops made for sunny days outdoors.
Rooftop Season is Open!
Transforming storefronts and unexpected urban spaces into curated canvases, artists Ben Tong and Emma Childs will each have their paintings displayedat CityCenterDC.
Cocktails at Del Frisco's
Enjoy spring evenings on the patio at Del Frisco's Double Eagle Steakhouse, where handcrafted cocktails, warm weather, and great company come together in the heart of CityCenterDC.
Farmers Market
is BACK
The market offers visitors the opportunity to purchase fresh produce and prepared goods from local small businesses.
Live Performance
The Washington Ballet’s world-class dancers will take over CityCenterDC for a free, public performances for two nights only in what’s become a beloved annual tradition.
