A Capitol Hill Culinary Experience

Duration

3 hours and 30 minutes

About

Join us for a walking tour of Capitol Hill, a 200 year old melting pot of cultures, ethnicities, and religions. The country's largest Victorian neighborhood has been the home to laborers, craftsmen, and members of Congress alike.

Enjoy a series of dishes from restaurants and shops nestled in quaint row houses, clustered down barracks row, and located inside the district's longest-running market.

Your culinary experience may include the following specialties:

18th Century inspired Anglo-Indian Cuisine, Award winning Soul Food, A variety of traditional Salvadorian dishes and beverages, Hand made pastas from a critically acclaimed Italian restaurant, Regional American desserts from the area's newest neighborhood restaurant.

Let us take you to the neighborhood John Philip Sousa and J. Edgar Hoover called home. Come see where Roberta Flack started her career. Enjoy a variety of food that follows the culinary history of this diverse Washington DC neighborhood.

All dishes served are included in the tour. 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.

We recommend you eating a light brunch before the tour rather than lunch. The dishes you will try resemble small meals rather than traditional tastings. We want you to be able to experience the best each restaurant has to offer.

What Is Not Included? Guide gratuity is not included but appreciated

Meeting Location 8th and Pennsylvania St. SE - Eastern Market Metro (Washington, DC) (Exact meeting location details will be provided immediately upon purchase of tickets.)