Enjoy a walking tour of Capitol Hill and experience a 200-year-old melting pot of cultures, ethnicities, and religions. Enjoy a series of dishes from restaurants and shops nestled in quaint row houses along Barracks Row.
Set out on a 3-hour food tour of Capitol Hill and dine on a series of dishes from the various restaurants and shops nestled in a quaint row of houses known as Barracks Row. Walk down the clustered street and into the District's longest running market. Meander through the neighborhood that John Philip Sousa and J. Edgar Hoover called home, and see where Roberta Flack started her career, all while enjoying the culinary history of this diverse Washington D.C. neighborhood.
Follow your knowledgeable guide at a leisurely pace through Capitol Hill, detailing stories on the history of the area and its residents. Seating and special service are arranged at each restaurant throughout the tour, which should provide enough food to serve as your evening meal. Enjoy the ambiance of each restaurant as you sit for each dish, sampling the specialties of the restaurants.
The Food Tour may include the following specialties:

• 18th-Century inspired Anglo-Indian Cuisine
• Award-winning Soul Food
• Spanish Empanadas
• Eclectic seafood specialties created in several authentic styles
• Traditional Greek dishes
• Belgium desserts
• Salvadorian beverages

Inclusions :

• Guided walking tour of Washington D.C. restaurants
• All food costs and restaurant gratuities

Duration:
Approximately 3 1/2 hours
Departure time and location:
Saturdays at 2 PM, Sundays at 3 PM. Please arrive 15 minutes prior to start time. Tour departs from 8th and Pennsylvania St. SE - Eastern Market Metro
Return time and location:
Saturdays at 5:30 PM, Sundays at 6:30 PM; to 8th and Pennsylvania St. SE.
Note:
Participation in this tour is complimentary for children aged 6 and younger. Tour gratuity is not included and is at your discretion.