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DC has emerged as a culinary capital, thanks to the influx of hot new chefs and homegrown talents truly coming into their own. If you want to give your audience a taste of the DC dining scene, start by exploring these angles.

New & Hot: There's never a shortage of new restaurants to check out. While restaurant development has turned downtown into DC's destination for dining out, intriguing new finds are also popping up in other neighborhoods. See for yourself what's opened recently and what's on the way.

Power Dining: DC power players come together at classic steakhouses and historic eateries rich with political history. For power dining in a different league, check out the trendy hotspots where celebrities and sports stars go to unwind (or be seen) when they're in town.

Global Tastes: You can tell that DC is a world capital when you take a look at the variety of international restaurants located in and around city. You can flit from Africa to Asia to South America to Europe - and sometimes on the same street.

Wine & Spirits: It's said that DC residents drink more wine per capita than residents of any other city in the US. When you consider all of the new wine shops, wine bars, festivals and tasting events that take place in DC each year, the statistic seems right on track. But DC palates don't just settle for wine; the city is home to restaurants that specialize in beer, bourbon, champagne and other spirits.

Cheap Eats: Packed with dozens of fantastic free attractions, DC is a bargain for travelers. You can find an even better value when you hunt for the city's top happy hour deals. We've started a list for you.

Want to know more? Contact our media relations team for the latest news and information, or let us introduce you to more aspects of the DC Foodie experience.

 

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Robin McClain, Director of Communications
202) 789-7099
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202) 789-7072
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Alicia Malone, International Media Relations Manager
(202) 789-7053
alicia.malone@destinationdc.com

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