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Penn Quarter & Chinatown

Clyde's of Gallery Place

Clyde's of Gallery Place is located in the heart of Chinatown, next door to Capital One Arena and across the street from the Museum of American Art the National Portrait Gallery.

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NoMa & Union Market

Cordelia Fishbar

Our entire restaurant is available for daytime events and the private Cove room is available most evenings.

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Mount Vernon Square

Truluck's Ocean's Finest Seafood & Crab

Raise a glass and your expectations!

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Downtown

Ronald Reagan Building and International...

Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center is an iconic, landmark property in the heart of DC.

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Downtown

Mitsitam Native Foods Cafe

Dine at the Mitsitam Native Foods Cafe to enjoy Indigenous-inspired cuisine at the National Museum of the American Indian

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Adams Morgan

El Tamarindo

El Tamarindo. D.C.'s longest-standing Salvadoran restaurant is the ideal venue for various gatherings in the Adams Morgan/Dupont Cirde neighborhoods.

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Foggy Bottom

Juniper

At Fairmont Washington, DC

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Mount Vernon Square

bartaco - Mt Vernon

Looking for a chill and stylish spot to host your next meeting? We've got the perfect space at bartaco!

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U Street

Sports & Social

Whether you are hosting an office happy hour, client dinner, or in town for a convention or trade show, Sports & Social DC has your covered.

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Georgetown

CUT DC

CUT DC

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Penn Quarter & Chinatown

City Tap House Penn Quarter

Offering craft brews from around the world, authentic brick-oven pizza and gourmet American fare for an updated gastropub experience.

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Dupont Circle

Le Pain Quotidien, Dupont Circle

Built in the late 1800s, the Queen Anne-style James G. Blaine Mansion represents the last surviving example of the mansions that once surrounded DuPont Circle.

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