Updated December 18, 2024. As the highly anticipated 2024 Michelin Guide list for Washington, DC, was released, the city’s dining scene celebrates excellence and innovation. Among the many exceptional restaurants featured on the list, the two and one-star establishments proved to be the most awe-inspiring. With meticulous attention to detail and a focus on the …
Experience Holiday Magic in Washington, DC: Must-See Events and Festivities
Discover the best holiday activities in Washington, DC, this season! From dazzling tree lightings and immersive markets to festive pop-up bars and live performances, there’s something for everyone. Highlights include the Gaylord National Christmas at National Harbor, Christmas at the Museum of the Bible, and iconic events like the Holiday Boat Parade at The Wharf and Handel’s Messiah at Washington National Cathedral.
Enjoy seasonal delights such as nightly caroling at the Willard InterContinental, Southwestern-inspired cocktails at Lulu’s Winegarden, and Christmas Day Brunch at Fairmont Washington, DC, Georgetown.
For event details, tickets, and dates, visit official event websites. Make this holiday season magical with unforgettable experiences in the nation’s capital!
If you find yourself in Chinatown or CityCenter, perhaps on your way to the convention center, consider making a pit stop at the newly refreshed lobby restaurant Spotted Zebra. This playful, politically-tinged spot is a great option whether you’re dashing between meetings, gathering friends for happy hour, or simply looking for a comfortable place to …
This May, don’t just sip any wine—celebrate with the world’s most famous wines at Little Blackbird in DC! For two days, taste wines that made history. In Cleveland Park, Little Blackbird is where everyone wants to be on May 24 and 25. Why? Because they are celebrating the famous 1976 Judgement of Paris and National …
In the heart of Washington DC, cherry blossom season is a time of unparalleled beauty, drawing admirers from near and far. Amid this enchanting period, The Jefferson has distinguished itself as a place of accommodation and a beacon of luxury and exclusivity. Recently acclaimed as the #1 Hotel in DC and #8 nationwide by US …
Washington, DC is set to sparkle with the announcement of The National Theatre’s 2024-2025 Broadway season. A lineup with award-winning hits, including the DC premiere of “Harry Potter and The Cursed Child,” promises to enchant audiences. This season, beginning in the fall of 2024, showcases various performances, from magical tales to musical legends, ensuring a …
Washington, D.C., eagerly awaits the grand unveiling of The Little Blackbird, a fresh addition to the city’s vibrant dining scene. Nestled at 3309 Connecticut Avenue, beside the renowned Sababa, this wine bar is poised to replace the beloved Bindaas in Cleveland Park. Inspired by the French term for blackbird, “merle,” the name pays tribute to …
Martin’s Tavern, a historic Georgetown gem, is the city’s oldest family-run restaurant. Opened in 1933, this 98-seat tavern is a favorite spot for influencers from politics, sports, media, and culture. The tavern is steeped in history. It’s where John F. Kennedy proposed to Jacqueline Bouvier in 1953, in a booth now known as the Proposal …
Nestled in the heart of Washington, DC’s revered Capitol Hill at 20 Massachusetts Avenue NW – think The Dubliner and the Postal Museum, Georgetown Law School, and Union Station – a transformative addition to the hospitality scene emerged this September. After nearly four decades, the Royal Sonesta Washington, DC Capitol Hill has made a grand debut, setting …
Ah, summer in Washington, DC! The city buzzes with energy, and there’s no better way to dive into the heart of it than by exploring some of its most iconic spots. Start your culinary journey at Carmine’s, where family-style Italian dishes reign supreme. The Titanic Sundae is not just a dessert; it’s an experience. Brasserie Beck offers the …