@i-need-to-eat's Review of Kinship - Washington, D.C.

The first thing you notice when you walk into this Michelin-style restaurant is that the venue is very spacious. It's located in a historic brick building dating back to 1907. The restaurant offers a la carte menus that are traditional but unique at the same time. We tried the smoked sturgeon carpaccio, the brunzino, and the duck confit. All dishes were down-to-earth and paired with the bottle of wine recommended by the server. We had an a great experience. The olive oil we had for dessert was also amazing. We definitely recommend a visit to this restaurant when you are in DC.