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The National Museum of African American History and Culture is an iconic Smithsonian destination in D.C., showcasing the profound and intricate narrative of African American life through powerful exhibits, stunning architecture, and rich culinary offerings.

Dino's Grotto is a cozy Italian bistro in Shaw boasting rustic charm, creative dishes, and a friendly vibe—perfect for family meals and happy hours.

Family Ethiopian in D.C.’s Little Ethiopia serves generous, flavorful platters of veggie, meat, and fish dishes with traditional injera, Ethiopian beer, and warm vibes.

Nestled in a brownstone, this cozy neighborhood eatery serves up a spicy lemongrass pho that has locals coming back for more with hearty portions and a laid-back vibe.

St. Anselm is a warm, rustic Union Market steakhouse serving melt-in-your-mouth ribeyes, flaky buttermilk biscuits, inventive cocktails, and cozy vibes.

District Winery, D.C.'s first urban winery, combines a sleek tasting room and waterfront views with a menu showcasing fresh, flavorful bites to pair with its in-house wines.

In Georgetown, Baked & Wired serves standout, huge cupcakes with perfect frosting, plus top-notch coffee and an artsy, cozy vibe.

Le Diplomate packs Parisian flair into a buzzing Logan Circle spot, serving classic French bistro hits like escargot, steak frites, and buttery bread.

Mexicue mixes vibrant Mexican fare with Southern BBQ and killer cocktails in a lively D.C. spot, perfect for a casual night out with friends.

Located in the heart of Chinatown, Dos Toros Taqueria offers a fresh take on Mexican fare, featuring overstuffed burritos and flavorful tacos with a fun twist—all served by friendly staff in a bright, casual setting perfect for a quick bite.