The Restaurant at The Ritz-Carlton Georgetown, Washington, D.C.

"The lobby's front brick wall is original to the incinerator, the restaurant is called Fahrenheit, the bar Degrees, and the signature drink the "Fahrenheit 5 Martini"

"The hotel's interior design takes full advantage of the building's history: lots of brick and ironwork, incendiary themes (Fahrenheit restaurant, Degrees bar), and a lobby lounge with a working fireplace (with a welcoming just-lit aroma)"

"Within the hotel, there are three separate dining establishments, including Fahrenheit Restaurant and Degrees Bar & Lounge"

"The building also houses a cinema, spa and coffee shop, as well as a restaurant (Fahrenheit) and martini lounge (Degrees)"

"Just a block away is the Potomac and the riverfront Washington Harbour complex, with several popular restaurants and bars capitalizing on their locations with open-air dining and drinking"

"And the restaurant, Degrees, has elegant black and red decor that mimics the embers of flickering hearth"

"Fahrenheit Restaurant pairs contemporary American dishes with brick walls and steel beams; the wine bar sits in the center of the room"