My girlfriend been talking about this restaurant in Addison called Firefly and she loves Asian Fusion foods. I want to take her there for her b-day in a few weeks. Any takes on this restaurant????????? (2 replies, last updated by texasgirl March 10, 2008)

We’ve had two wonderful dinners at Firefly recently and our parties were large enough to sample most of the menu items. On Sunday three of us had the Roasted Chicken Breast with Meyer Lemon-Rosemary Sauce, Mushrooms,... (1 reply, last updated by wolfe May 1, 2008)

I had lunch at Firefly today. The RW selection was not huge but it was very good. Choice of 2 starters, celery root soup or rare seared tuna with watercress salad. Choice of 3 mains, grilled salmon BLT, angel hair pasta with... (1 reply, last updated by Bookbabe January 15, 2003)

Has anyone tried Firefly yet? It’s on New Hampshire south of DuPont and is part of the same restaurant/hotel group as Topaz and Rouge. The menu and decor look great, but how’s the food. Any brave souls try it out on... (0 replies, last updated by dep September 30, 2002)

First off, I understand how valuable space is in an urban restaurant, especially one with such a small footprint as Firefly (1310 New Hampshire Avenue, NW), but I really don’t know why they insist on punishing couples who... (4 replies, last updated by susancinsf March 7, 2007)

Is there anywhere to get a menu online for this restaurant? (2 replies, last updated by govtlawyer January 9, 2006)

used to be my favorite restaurant but no longer based on my last two recent vists (lunch and dinner). food has been uninspired (even the usually good fries and oysters) and service mediocre.any similar experiences? (1 reply, last updated by Bonz February 21, 2006)

. The chicken wing was golden brown, juicy and not oily. Everything was hot, fresh and very good. The restaurant was busy for Mothers Day. They had to keep re-filling the food at the buffet station. I like the new Firefly's in... (47 replies, last updated by chowciao July 8, 2007)

I wouldn’t hestiate to go to any of the hotel restaurants you have seen recommended on the DC board. For some reason, some of our better restaurants are in hotels. From the high end of Maestro and Citronelle, to the... (2 replies, last updated by bilrus September 6, 2004)

Wheatleigh is probably the best restaurant of the bunch, but also the most formal (jacket required) and expensive. My next choice would be Cafe Lucia, but I believe they’re closed Sunday and Monday. Firefly can be good or... (10 replies, last updated by tmchome October 27, 2007)

said, which would you recommend and why? Also, it appears that neither restaurant's signature dish, the fried chicken at Firefly, and the coffee-rubbed pork shoulder at Range, appear to be on the menus...any chance they will make... (20 replies, last updated by rworange September 29, 2009)

So, two girlfriends and I went to Firefly on Friday and since it seems few people report on the place, thought I’d do it! Our reservation was for 7:15, and two of us were early. They let us sit at our table even though our... (3 replies, last updated by monavano August 27, 2007)

I agree with jjbourgeois. my GF and I had a horrid meal at Firefly's in Quincy a few months ago. Some of the food was completely inedible—the brisket, for instance, was basically globs of fat with very little meat. And the... (24 replies, last updated by dixiechicken January 2, 2008)

Hi all, I posted on the board last week asking for requests for a place to take my brother. Most of the suggestions were great but the places were all booked up so we went with our fallback reservation, Firefly. I had only been... (2 replies, last updated by BluesA June 22, 2004)

In my opinion Firefly is high on the list of over-rated restaurants . . . unmemorable food, unpredictable and occasionally lousy service. (11 replies, last updated by bbqman May 9, 2007)