Eat, Drink & Things To Do
EAT & DRINK
CHEVY CHASE: Clyde's: Local spot serving classic American dishes Opal: Coastal American dining with seasonal dishes and cocktails. Lia's: Italian neighborhood gem BETHESDA: Mon Ami Gabi: Charming French bistro Gringos & Mariachis : Authentic Mexican Street Fare BT's Bethesda: American bar and restaurant Tastee Diner: A classic diner in Bethesda The Salt Line :Casual restaurant serving locally sourced seafood Tatte: Delicious bakery and coffee shop. Multiple locations. DC LOCAL NEIGHBORHOOD: Millie’s: Nantucket seafood specialist offering New England classics Bucks Fishing & Camping: American Bistro Comet Ping Pong: Neighborhood pizza shop Wagshal's: DC's Original Deli & Market Call Your Mother: Deli and bagels. Multiple Locations GEORGETOWN: River Club: Trendy eatery and cocktails on the waterfront. KYOJIN: Sushi. Chez Billy: French bistro and cozy “bar a vin”. Le Bonne Bache: French comfort food. Osteria Mozza: Lunch and dinner Italian spot. Tony & Joes: Bar on Waterfront.
TRIED AND TRUE DC CLASSICS
Le Diplomate: French café-style restaurant great for brunch or dinner. Buzzy scene. Located on 14th & Q NW. Martin’s Tavern: Old-school restaurant and bar that’s a Georgetown staple. JFK proposed to Jackie in one of the booths. Off the Record: Landmark, cool DC bar at the Hay Adams. Downtown. The Occidental: Local landmark for high-end American meals served in a posh space lined with portraits of statesmen. The Tombs: Casual bar/bar food. Georgetown. Old Ebbitt Grill: DC’s oldest saloon, founded in 1856. Great food and service. Touristy but fun and perfectly located down the block from the White House. Round Robin Bar: At the Willard. Founded in 1847. Downtown.
THINGS TO DO
VISIT A MUSEUM DC is home to an incredible array of museums, many of which are part of the Smithsonian Institution and offer free admission. Whether you're interested in art, history, or science, there's something for everyone. The National Museum of American History, the National Gallery of Art, the Air and Space Museum and The Renwick Gallery are a few favorites. *Note, some museums require tickets to be reserved in advance. EXPLORE GEORGETOWN Wander through the charming streets of Georgetown, known for its historic architecture, boutique shopping, and scenic waterfront. WALK THE MONUMENTS Enjoy a stroll through the National Mall, where you can visit the iconic monuments and memorials that make DC so special.