Ivy City Food Hall

Tail Up Goat in Adams Morgan serves inventive Mediterranean fare with a Caribbean twist in a casual, cozy spot known for stellar service and fresh, shareable plates.

Pluma by Bluebird Bakery serves up a delightful mix of artisan pastries, fresh breads, and savory bites in a cozy spot near Union Market, with standout croissants and inviting coffee options.

At 2 Amys, the beloved neighborhood pizzeria near the National Cathedral, enjoy perfect wood-fired Neapolitan pizzas, creative small plates, and a relaxed vibe that makes dining here a highlight of D.C. culinary life.

Daru serves inventive Indian fusion with standout dishes like blue cheese kebabs and black daal burrata, paired with creative cocktails in a cozy corner spot.

Hatoba in Navy Yard fuses Hawaiian and Sapporo-style ramen fare in a vibrant, spacious setting, making it an ideal spot for hearty bowls and festive cocktails.

Located in the National Museum of the American Indian, Mitsitam Native Foods Cafe serves up vibrant, seasonal Native American cuisine from various regions, showcasing dishes like bison chili and fry bread tacos in a beautiful, sunlit space.

Three-story British-style pub on U Street with a lively lounge, rooftop bar with city views, solid drinks, and a welcoming vibe.

Glassey, a vibrant Indian eatery in Shaw, serves up tasty street food and creative cocktails in a fun setting—perfect for a casual escape.

Clyde’s is a bustling Georgetown staple serving up classic American fare—from burgers to crab cakes—in a cozy yet lively setting that's perfect for any occasion.

Experience stunning views of the White House and Washington Monument at Vue Rooftop, a chic bar perfect for sipping pricey cocktails in style.