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Cobblestone streets and 18th and 19th century brick rowhouses give George-town its authentic, historic charm.

Founded in 1751, Georgetown was estab-lished 40 years before the nation’s capital as a tobacco port town in Maryland. It was designated a National Historic District in 1951, preserving its unique architecture and history that set it apart from the rest of Washington, DC. Today more than 450 stores, restaurants and institutions make Georgetown your destination neighborhood for dining, shopping, and exploring!

2 About the Georgetown BID4 Georgetown Today6 Georgetown History8 Getting Here10-11 Transportation Map12 Neighborhood Events14 Fitness & Recreation16-17 Georgetown Map18 Shopping22 Arts, Culture & Recreation24 Health, Beauty & Relaxation26 Food & Drink

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Once a tobacco port town of Maryland, Georgetown predates the nation’s capital by 40 years. You can discover that histo-ry at sites such as the Old Stone House, one of the oldest known remaining struc-tures in Washington, DC, built in 1765. Now a National Park, the Old Stone House commemorates the daily lives of George-town’s early residents.

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History beckons at every turn in Georgetown. The C&O Canal is a National Historic Park with miles of hiking and biking trails. Along the canal and south toward the Potomac River you’ll see artifacts of Georgetown’s early industrial history. Further north in Georgetown’s residential area are historic house museums that tell the stories of Georgetown’s early prominent residents. And all along M Street and Wis-consin Avenue shops, restaurants, and offices bring modern life into the neighborhood’s historic row-houses. The City Tavern Club on M Street, now a pri-vate social club, once hosted guests including Thom-as Jefferson, George Washington, and John Adams.

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With 20 lots and garages in Georgetown, parking is readily available throughout the neighborhood. For a full list of parking lots check the transportation map on page 10.

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The red DC Circulator bus links cultural, entertainment, and business destinations within the city with two lines running through Georgetown and rides are only $1. The Dupont-Georgetown-Rosslyn line makes stops in Georgetown along M Street. The Union Station-Georgetown route runs through Georgetown on K Street and up Wisconsin Avenue westbound, and Wiscon-sin and M Street traveling eastbound. For more information, visit www.dccirculator.com.

A number of Metrobus lines service the Georgetown area. The 30s connect George-town with Downtown DC, the National Mall, and Capitol Hill going eastbound, and Glover Park, Tenleytown, and Friendship Heights westbound. The D buses travel to Glover Park, the Palisades, and Downtown DC. The G2 connects Georgetown University with LeDroit Park/Shaw via Dupont Circle. For routes and trip planning information, visit the Washington Metro Area Transit Authori-ty (WMATA) website at www.wmata.com.

Capital Bikeshare is a DC metropolitan area user-friendly bike transit service. The program allows users to check out and return bikes from any of the 300 stations located throughout Washington, DC, Arlington, VA, and Montgomery County, MD. Georgetown has six Capital Bikeshare locations (marked on the map on page 10). Daily memberships are available for $7, three-day memberships are $15, monthly memberships are $25, and annual memberships are $75. For more about the program, visit www.capitalbikeshare.com.

The Foggy Bottom-GWU Metro stop is a short 15-minute walk to/from Georgetown. Take the blue/orange line to the Foggy Bottom-GWU station and walk five short blocks along Washington Circle and Pennsylvania Avenue to reach M Street in Georgetown, or take K Street to access the Washington Harbour and Georgetown Waterfront.



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METROBUS ROUTES31: Wisconsin Ave.-Foggy Btm. Metro32, 36: Penn. Ave.-Friendship Hts.38B: Ballston-Farragut SquareD1: Glover Park-Federal TriangleD2: Glover Park - Dupont CircleD5: MacArthur Blvd-GeorgetownD6: Sibley Hospital-DowntownG2: P St.-DuPont Circle-LeDroit Park

BIKESHARE STATIONWisconsin Ave & O St Grace St & Wisconsin Ave M St & Pennsylvania Ave 37th & O St 34th & Water St 30th & K St

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NEIGHBORHOOD EVENTS

The ever-popular Georgetown French Market event brings over 5,000 attendees to the streets of Georgetown every April. Participating Book Hill merchants set up tables along Wisconsin Avenue from P Street to Reservoir Road with wares up to 70% off. Sale merchandise includes clothing, shoes, housewares, jewelry, furniture, and more. Live music, French fare, face painting, caricatures and more round out this popular annual event.

An annual celebration of food, wine, and music, the Taste of George-town has been one of Washington, D.C.’s premier neighborhood events for more than 20 years. The Taste features dozens of Georgetown’s finest restaurants showcasing delectable dishes, as well as craft beer pairings, live music, an Iron Chef-style competition, live music, and family-friendly activities. Held annually in September, the Taste of Georgetown attracts around 10,000 people and proceeds from the event benefit Georgetown Ministry Center’s homeless services.

Georgetown is known as DC’s destination for fashion, art, and design. Spanning over three days and nights, FAD fuses all components of Georgetown’s art, fashion, and design communities for a variety of events, including progressive style parties, interactive public art proj-ects, street style, gallery walks, design showroom activities, red carpets and more. FAD returns for its second year in October 2014. You can stay up to date throughout the year by following us on Facebook - FAD: Fashion Art Design Georgetown or on Twitter @FADGeorgetown!

The holiday season is full of magic and lights in Georgetown – shop win-dows and streetlights are decked out in whimsical décor. In December 2014 Georgetown will host a public art festival. Artists will use light to create installations throughout the neighborhood.

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There is always something happening in Georgetown, and many times, it’s free! The BID’s signature annual events including the French Market, Taste of Georgetown, and Fashion Art Design Georgetown, are all free to attend, and offer a fun and exciting way to experi-ence the neighborhood. Additionally, Georgetown businesses often hold their own free events including trunk shows, gallery openings, cocktail parties, and more. Check out the calendar on georgetowndc.com to find out what’s happening.


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FITNESS &RECREATION

Some of the region’s best trails converge in Georgetown. The C&O Canal Towpath and Capital Crescent Trails are popular among walkers, joggers, and cyclists heading west, and Rock Creek Park Trail travels north from the waterfront. The Potomac River is a paddler’s paradise – get on the water on a kayak, canoe, or on a stand-up paddleboard. The neigh-borhood is also home to over 20 fitness related businesses including athletic stores, yoga studios, and boathouses along the Potomac River.

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PICNIC IN THE PARK

All year round, Georgetown’s beautiful water-front is a center of neighborhood entertain-ment. Kids love running through the fountain at The Georgetown Waterfront Park, and The Washington Harbour offers a calendar of events for people of all ages, including live music, a synchronized water fountain show, and in the winter months, an ice skating rink.

Georgetown’s commercial district is home to four national parks that comprise 11 acres of parkland. Pack a lunch and set up a picnic in one of the many neighborhood parks, including Georgetown Waterfront Park, with its 10 acres of green space along the Potomac River. Other prime picnic spots include Montrose Park, Old Stone House’s courtyard, and Volta Park.


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PATAGONIA GEORGE TOWN RUNNING COMPANY3405 M Street, NWblog.run.com/georgetown-running-company/washington-dc 202-337-8626Georgetown Running Company is so much more than a Running Store! We support a lifestyle, a movement for runners/walkers looking to make life changes. We are com-mitted to enhancing and growing our local running/walking communities, by offering educational resources/training opportunities to assist you in achieving your fitness goals!

1064 Wisconsin Avenue, NWpinstripes.com | 202-625-6500

Pinstripes features a distinctive entertainment and dining ven-ue. Celebrate “sophisticated fun” in our warm and inviting 33,000 square foot indoor/outdoor facility complete with 14 bowling lanes, six bocce courts, exceptional Ital-ian-American bistro and wine cellar, outdoor patio and fireplace and beautifully appointed event and party rooms that can accommodate groups from 20-600. Call today to schedule your tour!

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For advice on fishing the Potomac, bouldering North-west Branch, or taking turns at Whitefish swing by and chat with one of our employees. We can also get you outfitted with everything you need to get outside.(Photo: Mikey Schaefer)


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SHOPPING

Shoppers of all ages can play “dress up” in Georgetown with one-of-a-kind finds from the neighborhood’s over 150 fashion specialty stores including unique local bou-tiques and well-known international brands. From preppy to cutting-edge, casual to el-egant, the vast array of retailers in George-town offers something to suit every style and taste.

From Cady’s Alley to Book Hill, Georgetown is DC’s “design district”, offering an extraor-dinary collection of over 70 interior design stores and art galleries carrying everything from modern to traditional furniture, antiques, accessories, and art to ensure that your home is as well dressed as you are.

Cady’s Alley (3314 M Street, NW), George-town’s “design district,” offers a distinctive shopping experience, with over 21 home furnishings showrooms and high-end fashion retailers set in a unique cluster of historic industrial buildings.

Wander the cobblestone alley, and enjoy lunch or an afternoon espresso in the courtyard of European-inspired Kafé Leopold.

It’s easy to spend a whole day wandering through Georgetown, exploring all the stores and sites. From luggage to statio-nery and books, there are many specialty stores in Georgetown offering one-stop shopping for whatever is on your shopping list, giving you more time to play.

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3213 M Street, NWpandora.net | 202-758-2083The 30-year-old, international fine jewelry brand, PANDORA is world-renowned for its high-quality, hand finished designs made from genuine materials at affordable prices. The collec-tions inspire women to embrace their individuality with pieces that capture the unforgettable moments of life. PANDORA at Georgetown is owned and operated by PANDORA, Americas.

1661 Wisconsin Avenue, NWegg-baby.com | 202-338-9500At Egg, we celebrate the bond that connects all families. Egg is designed around the needs of stylish mothers and their children with natural fabrics and clean modern designs at an affordable luxury price point. The result is fashionable, yet timeless, baby and children’s clothing of the highest quality.

1054 31st Street, NW #010 (Canal Square)hillanddalerecords.com | 202-333-5012Hill & Dale Records offers a unique selection of new vinyl records, collectible concert posters, and music photography. Our large and diverse selection of new vinyl records includes pop, rock, punk, metal, indie, jazz, international, Americana, folk, country, blues, experimental, and electronic music.

APPALACHIAN SPRING1415 Wisconsin Avenue, NW appalachianspring.com | 202-337-5780Voted #1 store in the United States for American Craft, this is a “must see” in Georgetown. A favorite of shop-pers since 1968, Appalachian Spring is filled with the creations of America’s outstanding designer/craftspeo-ple: jewelry, blown glass, wooden jewelry boxes, pottery, kaleidoscopes and more…all unique….made in America.


STERL ING + BURKE L TD.2824 Pennsylvania Avenue, NWsterlingandburke.com | 202-333266Award winning Luxury Goods produced in England and America. Bespoke Leather Briefcases, Wallets, Handbags, Umbrellas …representing GHURKA, Filson, Penhaligon’s, Halcyon Days, J.W. Hulme, Charing Cross Leather …Art Gallery featuring fine art by local artists, Patriotic and Historic Art, Vintage Flags …steps from Four Seasons Hotel in Georgetown.

2822 Pennsylvania Avenue, NWarboutique.com | 202-965-2822Amina Rubinacci is a luxury Italian womenswear brand featuring elegant, versatile and easy-to-wear clothing.

The Georgetown boutique opened last spring, catering to both Washington women and international visitors. The store offers a chic and serene environ-ment where shoppers can peruse clas-sic Italian fashions in the capital city.

Owner Merribel Ayres very much wanted to recreate the sophisticated ambiance of a European boutique in Georgetown. “It’s not only the beauty of the clothes, but also the attraction of a refined space in which to shop, that delights our customers!” she noted.

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THE PHOENIX1514 Wisconsin Avenue, NWthephoenixdc.com | 202-338-4404

A favorite of Washingtonians since 1955...

Featuring Clothing by EILEEN FISHER.

Fine Jewelry

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3307 M Street, NWcalypsostbarth.com/georgetown | 202-337-1371Inspired by travel, culture & the arts, Calypso St. Barth offers women’s apparel, accessories, and home décor that provide a sense of escape from the everyday.Georgetown | 3307-B M Street NW | Washington, DCBethesda Row | 4806-4860 | Bethesda Ave #24Bethesda, MD

1259 Wisconsin Avenue, NWus.karenmillen.com | 202-333-0280Karen Millen is an international fashion house with stores in over 60 countries including global fashion capitals around the world. The collection has evolved to offer a luxurious high-low mix of perfectly cut trend-led pieces & seasonal wardrobe staples. Every piece in the collection is designed, cut and finished in their design studio based in Shoreditch London.

1261 Wisconsin Avenue, NWseeeyewear.com | 202-337-5988SEE is perfect for trendsetters who appreciate luxury eyewear without the absurd price tag. Voted “Best Eyewear” in Readers’ Polls across the country, SEE’s exclusive collection is created directly with the world’s most innovative frame makers, allowing SEE to bring true value to the customer. It’s “hip without the rip!”®

BRIDGE STREE T BOOKS2814 Pensylvania Avenue, NWbridgestreetbooks.com | 202-965-5200

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ARTS, CULTURE &ENTERTAINMENT

Georgetown has been a popular filming location for movies including The Exorcist, St. Elmo’s Fire, Wedding Crashers, and Minority Report. Film buffs needn’t leave Georgetown disappointed if there’s no camera crew in sight, as the AMC Loews Georgetown features all of the newest releases and the opportunity to experience many of them on an IMAX screen.

Whether you’re looking for an avant-garde abstract painting or a classic landscape, Georgetown’s galleries offer a wide range of styles. A cluster of galleries can be found in Book Hill, as well as sprinkled throughout the neighborhood.

Playtime doesn’t end when the sun goes down in Georgetown. At night, the neigh-borhood’s vibrant restaurant and bar scene comes alive, with people of all ages coming to Georgetown for a memorable night on the town. Sip classic cocktails in the “Proposal Booth” at Martin’s Tavern (where JFK proposed to Jackie), take in a show at Gypsy Sally’s or Blues Alley, or sample the beer selection downstairs at Pizzeria Paradiso’s Birreria. Georgetown has just the right place for whatever kind of DC night you are looking for.

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NIGH TLIFEFrom retracing Jackie O’s footsteps to learning to stand up paddleboard on the Potomac River, Georgetown is a crowd-pleasing destination with lots to offer and no shortage of activities to suit every age, budget, and interest. The neigh-borhood’s rich history combined with its optimal waterfront location presents a wide range of activities from sunrise to sunset.

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Live sing-a-long piano music nightly!3287 M ST., NW | WASHINGTON, DC 20007

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Playtime in Georgetown also means “me time” with a well-deserved visit to one of over 40 plush salons and spas. Offering everything from massages to facials, treat yourself to a day of pampering that will leave you feeling refreshed and re-energized. Or, bring the salon experience home with a shopping spree through one of the neigh-borhood’s numerous beauty stores carrying the hottest products and latest trends.

A variety of lodging options are available in Georgetown, including Washington’s only five-star hotel. Quaint inns and luxury hotels offer luxurious accommo-dations for visitors looking for an urban oasis in the heart of our nation’s capital.

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IZZy SALON 1616 Wisconsin Avenue, NWvickysnail.com | 202-342-0406Vicky’s offers a variety of services including manicure, pedicure, gel manicure, waxing and artificial nails at very affordable prices. We also offer free Wi-Fi internet service and a discount for students. Relax and enjoy your time as we offer you the best nail service in Georgetown.

3070 M Street, NWm3massage.com | 202-333-6151M3 Massage & Spa is located in the heart of beautiful Georgetown. Come get pampered with a facial or massage. We also offer hair removal services and are the only spa in the region with the brand new Cellu M6 Integral by LPG for Endermologie treatments.

3225 M Street, NWtruereligion.com | 202-333-4053A pioneer in the premium denim market, True Religion has become synonymous with modern and distinc-tive product designs that stand for exceptional fit and styling details. True Religion has succeeded in be-coming an innovator in premier lifestyle branding and a global leader in premium denim and casual sports-wear across divisions for men, women and children.

2903 M Street, NWizzydc.com | 202-342-2675Izzy Salon is nationally recognized for their work with celebrities, politicians and Washington’s elite. Its trendy and chic stylists invite both men and women to experience the newly designed Salon. Bridal par-ties, professional portrait styling , make over and spa services are offered along with offsite appointments.“Feel Beautiful...Feel Powerful”

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FOOD &DRINK

Georgetown’s Washington Harbour, located at 3000 K Street NW, offers several dining options ranging from the ca-sual grilling at Tony & Joe’s to upscale seafood at Fiola Mare. From burgers to lobster, Wash-ington Harbour offers options for every taste and price range, but they all have one thing in common- an incredible view overlooking the Potomac River.

Georgetown has over 90 restaurants and 34 specialty food options. Representing over 50 ethnicities, Georgetown’s food offerings are diverse and delicious, with something for every palate and budget. From cupcakes or hand pies to lobster rolls or gnocchi, there’s no craving the neighborhood can’t satisfy. Your culinary tour continues at home when you stock up on gourmet goodies at one of Georgetown’s many specialty markets, bakeries, and cafes.

WASHINGTON HARBOUR

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RI RA IRISH PUB3125 M Street, NWrira.com | 202-751-2111Authentic interiors meticulously restored in Ireland, opulent Victorian furnishings, and live music nightly makes Rí Rá Georgetown an experience not to be missed! Savor enticing Irish cuisine with a contempo-rary twist, enjoy exciting import and local craft beers, and explore whiskeys from one of the most extensive and intriguing selections in the country.

CHEZ BILL y SUD1039 31st Street, NWchezbillysud.com | 202-965-2684 Chez Billy Sud is a neighborhood French bistro situated in the heart of historic Georgetown. Named “Sud” for its location south of the original Chez Billy in Petworth, the restaurant offers hand-crafted cocktails, a French focused wine list, and classic French cuisine inspired by the flavors of France’s southern regions.

IL CANALE1063 31st Street, NWilcanale.com | 202-337-4444Are you in the mood for good Italian food? 20% off your check with this ad.Cooked in a wood-fired oven, il Canale’s thin-crust pizza is prepared according to Associazione Verace Pizza Napoletana, the Italian organization which defines preparations, ingredients & cooking methods. Menu of-fers wide selection of Italian cuisine. Lunch/dinner every day. Patio seating available. Wine, beer, & mixed drinks.

PIE SISTERS3423 M Street, NWpiesisters.com | 202-338-7437Pie Sisters Georgetown is a gourmet pie shop located on M Street. It is owned by three local sisters Alli, Erin and Cat Blakely. The store offers both sweet and savory seasonal pies. Large 9” pies, cuppies and slices can be purchased in store or online at www.piesisters.com.


MALMAISON3401 K Street, NWmalmaisondc.com | 202-817-3340Nestled between the C&O Canal and the Potomac River, Malmaison offers fine French cuisine, gorgeous views of the waterfront and an elegant atmosphere only steps away from M Street. World-class French cuisine from an award-winning culinary team headed by 2-Michelin star chef Gerard Pan-gaud and pastry chef Serge Torres is sure to satisfy. We’re open daily 8 a.m. - 11 p.m. (later on Friday and Saturday).

CAFE BONAPAR TE1522 Wisconsin Avenue, NWcafebonaparte.com | 202-333-8830Open since 2003, Cafe Bonaparte offers an intimate setting and “quintessential European” food, beverage, and vibe. Enjoy European-inspired dishes, pastries, coffee drinks, and more in a cozy ambiance sure to send you on a trip to Paris right from this cafe in historic Georgetown.

3251 Prospect Street, NWpeacockcafe.com | 202-625-2740Enjoy eclectic American cuisine in a contemporary setting. “Cheerful during the day, sexier as the sun sets.” -Tom Sietsema, Washington Post Food CriticServing breakfast, lunch, dinner daily opening at 10am. Brunch on Sat. & Sun opening at 9am. 1/2 priced wine bottles from our special list. Seasonal outdoor dining.

RISTORANTE PICCOLO1068 31st Street, NWpiccolodc.com | 202-342-7414Since 1986, Ristorante Piccolo has been a tiny gem just off the beaten path in Georgetown serving award-winning rustic Italian dishes. We offer one of the best seats in Georgetown - a second-floor balco-ny overlooking the historic C&O Canal. Open 7 days/week. 2-Course Lunch M-F.

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MAR TIN'S TAVERN, EST. 19331264 Wisconsin Avenue, NWmartinstavern.com | 202-333-7370Since 1933, the warm atmosphere of Martin’s Tavern has welcomed neighbors and world travelers looking for great food, service and years of history within its walls. Fourth generation owner Billy Martin, Jr. contin-ues the tradition of Washington’s oldest family-owned restaurant and Georgetown landmark.

1054 31st Street, NWseacatchrestaurant.com | 202-337-8855The Sea Catch restaurant provides the freshest selec-tion of seafood. While dining on one of our signature selections of Jumbo lump crab cakes, or Whole Maine Lobster, guests can enjoy a cozy table near one of our two fireplaces or our seasonal deck overlooking the historic C&O Canal. Complimentary parking.

PAPER MOON1073 31st Street, NWdc-papermoon.com | 202-965-6666Conveniently located in the heart of historic George-town, we have been a local & international favorite since 1984. Serving some of the best Italian fare in a very comfortable atmosphere. Our moderately priced menu offers a variety of veal, seafood, and pasta and is served by a knowledgeable and courteous staff.

TAJ OF INDIA2809 M Street, NWtajofindiacuisine.com | 202-965-4266Taj of India is Georgetown’s go-to Indian restaurant featuring fabulous lunch specials every day. Be sure to check out the Chef’s Special Dishes including chicken, lamb, seafood, and vegetarian options! Open Mon.-Fri. 11:30am-3pm, Mon.-Thurs. 5-10:30pm, Friday 5-11pm, Sat. 11:30am-11pm, and Sun. 11:30am-10pm.

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FARMERSFISHERSBAKERS3000 K Street, NW - Fountain/Ice Rink Levelfarmersfishersbakers.com | 202-298-8783

Our restaurant is owned by the North Dakota Farmers Union, and as such everything we do is seen ‘Through the Eyes of the Farmer.’ Our menus reflect seasonally and regionally sourced fresh ingredients from farms, ranches and fisheries. A comfortable modern farm-house welcomes guests for breakfast, lunch, dinner or brunch on the Georgetown Water-front. From the bar to the bakery, and from the sushi menu to the desserts, everything is made from scratch, to order, with authenticity and deliciousness.

MOR TON'S THE STEAKHOUSE3251 Prospect Street, NWmortons.com/georgetown | 202-342-6258Located in Washington’s historic Georgetown neighbor-hood, Morton’s sits at the crossroads of luxurious shop-ping and vibrant nightlife. Morton’s prides itself on quality and consistency featuring USDA prime-aged steak, fresh seafood, hand-picked produce, & decadent desserts. Visitors from around the world stay at Georgetown’s luxury hotels and indulge in Morton’s signature favorites.

CHADWICKS3205 K Street, NWchadwicksrestaurants.com | 202-333-2565A Georgetown tradition for over 40 years, this friendly neighborhood restaurant/saloon features fresh seafood, burgers, award-winning ribs and speciality salads and sandwiches. Open Mon.-Thu. 11:30am-2pm;Fri.-Sat. 11:30am-3am; 11am-2am. Kids menu available.


1063 Wisconsin Avenue, NWfilomena.com | 202-338-8800

Filomena is a Georgetown landmark that has endured the test of time for over 30 years. Our old-world cooking styles and recipes brought to America by the early Italian immigrants, alongside the culinary cutting-edge creations of Italy’s foods of today, executed by our award-winning Italian chef. Try our spectacular lunch buffet on Friday and Saturday or our Sunday Brunch.

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NICK 'S RIVERSIDE GRILL TONy AND JOE 'S SEAFOOD PLACE3050 K Street, NWnicksriversidegrill.com | 202-342-3535 The dining room, outdoor bar and terrace boast spec-tacular views of the Potomac River , dancing fountains and ice skating rink in the winter. This family owned location has been a Georgetown favorite since 1992. Come for the view, stay for the food!

3000 K Street, NWtonyandjoes.com | 202-944-4545 Serving a selection of the freshest seafood and American fare on the waterfront at the Washington Harbour . Enjoy panoramic views of the Potomac River and Kennedy Center from the dining room and out-door patios. Visit on Sundays for the award-winning jazz brunch buffet.


yUMMI CRAWFISH1529 Wisconsin Avenue, NWyummicrawfish.com | 202-298-6642Here at Yummi Crawfish, the traditional Cajun crawfish experience of Louisiana comes to DC. We share with you our passion by providing a dining experience to remember. With our hearts in our hands, our promise is to always provide fresh and high quality seafood that will be pampered with delightful and savoring flavors.

DIXIE L IQUOR3429 M Street, NWdixieliquordc.com | 202-337-4412Established in 1934, Dixie Liquor is your one stop shop for all beer, wine, and spirits. Some say Dixie Liquor is the only privately owned monument in Washington; the only reason we are so close to the bridge is to make Virginia jealous. All we know is the more the world changes the more Dixie stays the same.

1310 Wisconsin Avenue, NWdailygrill.com | 202-337-4900Located in the heart of Georgetown adja-cent to The Georgetown Inn, The Daily Grill is an approachable, everyday restaurant featuring classic American dishes made from scratch. The extensive menu features timeless favorites and unique preparations to suit all tastes. Daily Grill strives to pro-vide unrivaled hospitality and focuses on providing stellar service in a comfortable, yet upscale environment. The bar is a favor-ite stop for Happy Hour from 4p.m. – 7p.m. daily and all day Saturday & Sunday; where craft beer and hand-crafted cocktails are paired with eclectic appetizers.

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