Back in early March we learned that:
Lost Society is a “boutique steakhouse, located on the second and third floors of this corner building, will feature a steak centric menu that blends market fresh produce, grass fed local meats, and regional seafood with innovative techniques to create both familiar classics and bold original dishes.
The space features full dining, bar and lounge space, as well as a rooftop deck.”
I’m happy to give a taste of what the space is gonna look like. The entire space including the outdoor area is around 5400 square feet. And let me just straight away that this roof deck is going to be absolutely amazing. And if all goes well, Lost Society hopes to open “sometime in April” and I’ll be sure to update with the menu and exact opening date when it is announced.
The second floor features a huge wrap around bar
Lots more photos after the jump.
Great windows on 2nd floor
Looking through 2nd floor bar
2nd floor view
3rd floor
3rd floor bar
Large outdoor deck off 3rd floor
Separate roof deck bar
View from roof deck looking west on U St, NW
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