Clavel

Ready to spice up your dining experience, Clavel is the real deal when it comes to authentic Mexican (Sinaloan) cuisine, serving up handmade tortillas, delicious ceviche, and tacos that will tantalize your taste buds. Not only is the food at Clavel top-notch (earning chef Carlos Raba a James Beard nomination for Best Chef Mid-Atlantic), but their bar program is equally impressive (also earning a JB nod). From unique cocktails to a great selection of mezcal and tequila, you’re sure to find a drink that perfectly complements your meal....

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