easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels; walking involves some standing and short-distance strolling.
Discover the rich flavors and history of D.C. on the Dupont Circle Food Tour—an engaging culinary adventure through one of Washington's most vibrant neighborhoods.
3 Hours 30 Minutes • Ages 7 and up
3 hours and 30 minutes
Dupont Circle has been known as the district’s most cosmopolitan neighborhood for over thirty years. The stunning mansions and grand rowhouses portray the opulence of late 19th century Washington DC. The immaculately built embassies bring global diversity to the neighborhood The diversity that can be found throughout Dupont circle is evident especially in its cuisine, as over fifty countries are represented in the neighborhood alone! When taking the Dupont Circle Food Tour, we hope to bring you to the forefront of several cultures from around the world, by enjoying traditional ceremonies and cuisine in authentic surroundings.
You will, however, begin and end the food tour with flavors close to home.
You will be served dishes that rely on locally sourced ingredients, and hand crafted beverages and desserts.
Your culinary tour may include the following specialties:
Enough food is served that for most participants, dinner afterwards will not be needed.
Seating and special service is provided at all restaurants throughout the tour.
What Is Not Included? Gratuity for your tour guide is not included, but appreciated!
Meeting Location Dupont Circle (Washington, DC) (Exact meeting location details will be provided immediately upon purchase of tickets.)
Wear sturdy shoes as the tour involves walking through city streets and neighborhoods.
Stay hydrated and bring light snacks if needed for longer stops.
Dress appropriately for the weather to enjoy the outdoor segments comfortably.
Arriving a few minutes early ensures you get the best experience and seating at stops.
Dupont Circle was once a streetcar suburb with elegant rows of townhouses, playing a key role in D.C.'s development.
The tour emphasizes visiting locally owned businesses and supporting sustainable culinary practices in the community.
Essential for covering multiple city blocks comfortably.
Helps stay hydrated throughout the walk.
Dress for the weather—light layers in spring and summer, warmer for fall and winter.
spring specific
Capture colorful moments and memorable bites along the way.