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Eat DC - 5 Things You Have to Eat in Washington, DC - Wolters World

Eat DC - 5 Things You Have to Eat in Washington, DC - Wolters World

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The nation's capital is full of amazing restaurants and tons of international food for travelers to enjoy. Here we give you our five favorite foods to enjoy when we visit Washington, DC. 1. Ethiopian Food: DC has an enormous range of great international restaurants, but one that stands out as quite unique is the abundance of Ethiopian restaurants in The District. If you get a chance check one out and make sure you wash your hands before you eat, because you don't use a fork and knife, you use your hands and your bread to enjoy the stews, meats and veggies on offer. 2. Maryland Crab: whether it is amazing Maryland Crab Cakes or just plain old tasty crab in anything DC has a lot of crab options for you. So if you see some one selling some crab cakes on the street or on the menu you will get a fresh and local tasty treat. 3. Oysters: the oysters from Chesapeake Bay are worth their weight in tastiness. And what is great oysters are a popular happy hour treat at a number of restuarants around town. So enjoy some oysters and a local beer. 4. Half-Smoked Sausage: whether you are wandering around the national mall looking at museums or you head up to Ben's Chili Bowl there are plenty of options of eating this local sausage. 5. Other Local Treats: Chicken wings with Mumbo sauce is popular when you can find it. The Mumbo sauce is a combination of sweet and sour sauce and BBQ sauce in my opinion. You can always grab a cupcake in Georgetown (they are famous there, or you can head out to Mount Vernon and grab some peanut soup and some bread pudding
Date: 2022-02-04

Comments and reviews: 10


lots of good Peruvian and Salvadorian cuisine in the dc metro area. Also especially in the NOVA suburbs get some Korean food! I wouldn't too excited about the mumbo sauce or half smokes if you've ever lived in the Midwest. Much better there IMO. I agree on the oysters, they get some good local ones fresh. A lot of chain restaurants near the mall/downtown. Venture into neighborhoods a little farther away off those areas. Chinatown used to have more Asian places but the chains are taking over.
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In the city, all I can think of For sure is: Bens Chili Bowl and Mumbo Sauce. In MD, crab cakes 1000%! Everything else is per your own taste buds. Now that I think about, I gave the DMV a HARD TIME, but the city has changed so much, it is pretty awesome! Prior to this summer, I hadnt been in the city in YEARS cause of traffic, and MANNNNNNNNN HAS IT CHANGED! (Peanut soup. nah, go to the hood and get some soul food) or easily go to Hst and Horace and Dickies fries fish
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Try Etete on 9th Street, NW for Ethiopian food. Also, the best place fin the DC area for fresh, steamed hard shell crabs is in Annapolis Cantler's Seafood. For good mumbo sauce, you must find a clean, Chinese carryout. If you walk in and it stinks, do not eat there. I suggest George's on Georgia Avenue in Upper Northwest, Eastern Carryout in Accokeek, MD, or Jerry Yum's in Largo, MD. Clyde's in Georgetown has really fresh oysters as well
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Yeah, the food trucks here are very good and they have nice prices also. Our office was until last year located in downtown DC and usually I dropped my co-worker off while he was getting the food and called me when he was done with his route. Meanwhile I was driving around to avoid terrible high parking costs. These days our office is located in Tysons Corner, but I do miss the food trucks.
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Sadly due to Covid a lot of places have closed. But as a resident of the metro area, I can say with confidence theres so much to the dc food scene youll never get bored.
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At the Smithsonian, there are restaurants at the national museum of American Indians not far from the Air and Space museum and they serve some very very sumptuous food.
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Is pleased Mumbo sauce is on the list. by the way some of the best mumbo sauce is in the carryouts in the very parts of town that the scaredy cats are telling you to avoid.
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stop saying town cup cakes that place is trash lol baked and wired is so much better and bens chili bowl sucks lol you should of went to Wingos lol or lucky buns
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Have you been to weenie beenie in arlington? Home of the original half smoke. Also gt cupcake is good but at the wrong time, lines are around the corner.
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I love how you mention mumbo sauce. You only find that in real dc, hood dc. A lot of suburban people in the area don't even know what that is.
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