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Minibar by José Andrés is a multi-course dining experience with just four seatings of six guests per evening. To dine at minibar, tickets must be purchased in advance. Tickets can be purchased here.
Barmini by José Andrés is our cocktail lounge, featuring more than 100 classic libations and unique creations, as well as a menu of inventive snacks. At barmini, reservations are highly encouraged, although walk-ins are accepted when there is availability.
Dining at minibar is by reservation only. Please visit minibar for tickets or click the ticket button at the bottom of this website to purchase your ticket.
Reservations are accepted for two calendar months at a time, starting at 10 AM on the first Monday of each month. For example, on the first Monday in February, reservations are available for February and March, and so on. You may make a reservation at any time during the two month period.
José’s Table is an exclusive experience inside of minibar. The experience is located inside the private dining room and can accommodate up to six guests. Purchase tickets for José’s Table using the MINIBAR TICKETS button below.
The menu price is $295 per person (excluding beverage, tax and gratuity). Beverage pairing options are available.
José's Pairing: Enjoy minibar as José would. This premium beverage pairing features the most diverse wines from around the world including rare, unique and highly allocated wines. $195 per guest
Virtue Selection: Features whimsical non-alcoholic creations, designed by our chefs, to pair with your menu. $75 per guest
Bespoke pairings are also available at $500 per guest. We invite you to email us for us to recommend the best wines based on your preferences.
Please note, pairings are included at José’s Table. Our Bespoke wine pairing upgrade is available at $300 per guest.
Minibar offers a tasting menu meant to be enjoyed as a whole. The items are not available a la carte.
We always strive to make accommodations for our guests' dietary needs or restrictions. All dietary restrictions and food allergies for the entire party should be noted and specified during the reservation procedure so that we can best accommodate your needs. A team member may contact you to discuss the restrictions. In the case of potentially life-threatening food allergies or other serious health issues, please speak directly to our concierge or manager in advance and explain your situation. The minibar menu cannot be made to completely eliminate gelatin and dairy as an ingredient, or to accommodate vegan diners.
We do not have an official dress code – attire tends to be upscale casual.
Street parking and numerous parking garages are available within a few blocks of minibar, the closest being located at 450 8th St NW.
You may purchase a José Andrés restaurants e-gift card, which can be redeemed at minibar, barmini, or any other ThinkFoodGroup restaurant in the DC-area. For minibar and barmini, the gift card can be redeemed on the night of the reservation.
Groups for up to 6 guests can be reserved online through Tock. To reserve a larger party, please email [email protected]
Nothing beats giving the perfect gift, and who wouldn’t love a meal at Jaleo? Available in a variety of denominations, a Jaleo e-gift card is ideal for any occasion or recipient. All you have to do is love great food.
The gift cards purchased online can be used at any ThinkFoodGroup-managed restaurant (Mercado Little Spain, Jaleo, Oyamel, Zaytinya, China Chilcano, Spanish Diner, barmini and minibar by José Andrés) for the purchase of goods and services. Gift cards cannot be used at any hotel partnerships. Gift Cards are not accepted at Jaleo Las Vegas. Check your gift card balance here.
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Questions? View our Gift Card FAQs or contact ThinkFoodGroup at 202-638-1910 or via email.
Jaleo by Jose Andres Introduces e-Gift Card Program to Benefit Employees
In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, chef Jose Andres’ ThinkFoodGroup has introduced a new e-gift card program to benefit its employees during this difficult time.
- 100 percent of the proceeds of the new ThinkFoodGroup Employee Support Fund e-gift Card will directly benefit the employees of the company.
- Fifty percent of all proceeds will help extend compensation and health benefits for the company’s employees as long as possible.
- The other half of the proceeds will support ThinkFamilyFund, the company’s non-profit organization that provides financial relief to TFG employees and their families experiencing extreme hardships
- The special e-gift card will be valid at most of the company’s restaurants, including the Disney Springs Jaleo location.
- The gift card is available online here until April 30 and is currently available at a 20 percent discount.
What they’re saying:
- ThinkFoodGroup statement: “As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to take a growing toll on the hospitality industry, we've been overwhelmed at the outpouring of support from our guests about alternative ways to support the TFG family.”
Chef José Andrés gives out $50 gift cards for getting vaccinated
Washington-based Chef José Andrés feels so strongly about people getting vaccinated that he’s basically paying people to get the shot.
“We want everyone vaccinated! Starting tomorrow, until we reach 70% of total population anyone that comes with vaccine papers, that proves that has been vaccinated will get $50 gift certificate for any of @thinkfoodgroup restaurants in the @washingtondc area,” Andrés announced on Twitter on Friday morning.
Less than an hour later, he clarified that only people who got vaccinated Saturday or later will be eligible for the gift card.
"And the gift certificate is for people that are vaccinated starting tomorrow, ok?" he wrote with a crying laughing emoji.
A spokesperson from ThinkFoodGroup told local outlet DCist that customers could show their “fully vaccinated card at Jaleo DC, Jaleo Crystal City, Oyamel, Zaytinya, or China Chilcano and receive a $50 card for future use within the next 30 days, food only.”
Andrés has several restaurants in the Washington area and still more around the world. He’s best known, however, for his work as founder of the food relief organization World Central Kitchen.
The NGO has prepared and delivered millions of meals to people in need — everyone from survivors of natural disasters like Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico and Hurricane Harvey in Texas to first responders following the riot at the U.S. Capitol in January.
In a Twitter video at the time, Andrés explained his philosophy about feeding whoever is in need during a crisis.
“I know it’s a lot of controversies and everything, but we feed people,” he said. “We feed anybody and everybody and we activate when there is need, and today police (are keeping) my beautiful Washington, D.C. safe.”
He also transformed several of his Washington D.C. and New York City restaurants into community kitchens at the onset of the pandemic.
Sunday on MSNBC, the chef said he was hoping to convince people to get vaccinated with the gift certificate deal.
"I would not say it's a 'plan,' but it's just one more way that a citizen like me can be helping change the minds of people that maybe are not sure yet about getting the vaccine," he said. "If getting a gift card into one of my restaurants so they can bring their families is the way to convince them to get the vaccine, I think this is my little contribution in my community in Washington, in Maryland, in Virginia, to make sure that at least we reach 70%."
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The Centers for Disease Control reported that as of Monday evening, 46% of the total U.S. population has received at least one dose of the vaccine and about 35% of people are fully vaccinated. In Washington D.C., city health officials reported as of Monday night, only 24% of residents are fully vaccinated.
Monday night, Andrés spoke with Rep. Jim McGovern (D-Mass.) on Instagram Live and said he is feeling optimistic about the future.
“It seems America is getting more and more people vaccinated,” he said from his home in Washington D.C. suburb Bethesda, Maryland. “Slowly but surely more people coming back to work. Slowly but surely opening businesses. I’m dreaming of the America and the world we all want to be a part of.”
“So, very happy today. A lot of things to do, but every day I feel more empowered to keep this fight against COVID and keep making America obviously the most amazing country in the world.”
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