A Restaurant, 'BY NEIGHBORS, FOR NEIGHBORS'
From the early 1800’s until 1942, MacArthur Blvd was named CONDUIT ROAD because it was originally built as the access road for maintenance of the Washington aqueduct, which to this day supplies all the water to the entire District and much of Northern Virginia.
Welcome to Conduit Road
Where every dish is prepared from scratch, no boxes, no shortcuts, no pre-made mixes, just honest cooking made with care. Step inside and you’ll find a warm, inviting atmosphere where the lights glow softly, the conversations flow easily, and the lively bar hums with energy.
