Omakase (Barracks Row)

Lists it among likely best bets for a nice omakase meal.

Recently had a wonderful omakase there for a friend's birthday; says it feels more intimate than a comparable tasting counter.

Places this counter first in a personal ranking.

Gives a strong, unqualified preference for Barracks Row over the other option.

Says it is out of their price range, but friends have praised it to them.

Loves this omakase and thinks the personal service and chance to ask questions suit newcomers.

Fully agrees with the Barrack's Row suggestion but flags a tight budget as a reason to hold off.

Ranks Barracks Row well above Nakazawa, praising its more intimate feel, attentive chef and consistently strong bites.

Agrees with the pick; a recent anniversary visit was magical.

Says the counter meal was far superior, praising the fish's taste and the stories shared during the meal.

Says the rice is traditional but not vinegary, the toppings complement the fish, and the fish is excellent.

Calls this Barrack's Row omakase their go-to sushi splurge.

Visited for a birthday; very good and intimate with seats around the bar, though costly, and felt worth it.

Calls Omakase a great choice and picks it over Nakazawa.

Recently ate there and ranked it among their most memorable meals; has not tried other DC places.

Has heard good things about this counter but hasn't visited, so can't compare it with others.

Seconds the recommendation of Omakase at Barracks Row, calling it very good.

Praises the chef at Omakase at Barracks Row.

Agrees with the pick; praises attention to detail, staff interaction and the food.

Recommends Omakase at Barracks Row when asked for a special dinner in DC.

Strongly recommends Barracks Row's omakase to anyone wanting sushi.

Finds the service there theatrical and less calm than a more personal experience elsewhere.