Capital Hill's New Oyster Bar
Opening 04/28/2011
520 8Th St SE
Senart's was named after another Oyster House at the same location open between 1913 - 1939
The revival of Senart's Oyster and Chop House is another example of Xavier Cervera's influence on the dining scene in the Barracks Row section of SE Washington, DC. Truly a visionary with a passion for preserving the history of the area and at the same time providing unique dining experiences for the future. I am proud to have been associated with the design, manufacturing and installation of the custom seating for this exciting new venue.
Original 100 year old Coca-Cola "ghost mural"
on the buildings outside wall is being restored
50-foot-long white Carrera Marble slab bar
Carrera Marble gets it's name from Carrera, Italy,
the city in which this
marble is most commonly quarried
Walnut bar stools were created to look as though they
were here when this place originally opened in 1913
Ambiance reflective of 1920's
Washington, DC nightlife
Black Leather and Walnut banquettes, dining tables and
chairs pay respect to days past when Senart's Oyster House
was a favorite place to hang out for the people of
SE Washington, the Marine Corps Barracks, and the
Navy ship yard.
Banquette seating surrounded by vintage photographsfrom the Washington, DC area
Restaurateur -Xavier Cervera
I would like to thank Xavier Cervera
for the opportunity to create Senart's
custom bar stools, dining chairs, booths
and banquettes.
for the opportunity to create Senart's
custom bar stools, dining chairs, booths
and banquettes.
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