Clyde’s: A classic for American cuisine in a charming, cozy atmosphere. Georgetown. Iron Gate: A beautiful courtyard and Mediterranean-inspired food. Dupont Circle. 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, DC bar at the Hay Adams. Downtown. 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. The Tombs: Quintessential Georgetown University watering hole. Casual bar/bar food.
GEORGETOWN: Chez Billy: French bistro and cozy “bar a vin”. Fitzgerald’s: Cocktail-centric bar. KYOJIN: Chic sushi. Le Bonne Bache: French comfort food. Osteria Mozza: Lunch and dinner Italian spot. Tony & Joes: Bar right on Georgetown Waterfront. DUPONT CIRCLE/DOWNTOWN: Annabelle: Contemporary American dishes and craft cocktails. Bagels Etc: Some of the best bagels in town, cash only. Call Your Mother: Deli and bagels. Lupo Verde: Italian restaurant. Jane Jane: Cocktail bar. 14th St. Pearl Dive: Seafood & oysters. Tatte: Delicious bakery and coffee shop. Multiple locations. THE WHARF: Hank’s Oyster Bar: Two great locations in Dupont Circle and at the Wharf. The Brighton: Drinks on the water. NAVY YARD: Salt Line: Fun outdoor bar area. Dacha Beer Garden: Waterfront beer garden. CHEVY CHASE: Millie’s: Cute spots for lunch and drinks. Opal: Coastal American dining with seasonal dishes and cocktails.
WALK THE MONUMENTS Enjoy a stroll through the National Mall, where you can visit the iconic monuments and memorials that make DC so special. 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 purchased in advance. EXPLORE GEORGETOWN Wander through the charming streets of Georgetown, known for its historic architecture, boutique shopping, and scenic waterfront.
Dupont Circle: Ground zero for gorgeous residential architecture, embassies galore, great restaurants and bars and plenty of retail. If you’re staying through Sunday, be sure to visit the Dupont Circle’s fabulous farmers’ market. Georgetown: A charming and busy area with gorgeous Federal-style architecture, cobblestone streets, amazing restaurants, bars and a riverside promenade. DC’s oldest neighborhood. 14th and U: Home to great restaurants and bars. The Wharf: A mile-long, waterfront collection of restaurants, bars, boats and docks.