Granville Moore's

Washington DC

Gastropub

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Built into the crumbling skeleton of an abandoned H street building, this pocket-sized tavern is a local favorite for craft beer and contemporary Belgian eats. While "healthy Belgian food" might sound like a bit of an oxymoron, Granville pumps out way more than mayo-drenched thick-cut fries. The menu offers several mussel-centered small plates (think pork belly, spinach, and shelled mussels in a shallot-white wine sauce), a gnocchi-gouda mac & cheese, and a notoriously tasty house-made black bean burger. The rustic, warm-wooded eatery features a fully-stocked bar, a house-cocktail list to match, and an impressive selection of rotating beers on tap -- most of which are, surprisingly enough, Belgian.