From sightseeing tours to family reunions, these Washington, DC restaurants welcome large parties
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Downtown
Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center is an iconic, landmark property in the heart of DC.
Capitol Riverfront
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Georgetown
They are people people. The team loves the food, the games, the events, or any reason to get people together.
Adams Morgan
El Tamarindo. D.C.'s longest-standing Salvadoran restaurant is the ideal venue for various gatherings in the Adams Morgan/Dupont Cirde neighborhoods.
Washington, DC's oldest bar, established in 1856.
Dupont Circle
Mediterranean restaurant in historic Dupont Circle
Maryland
They are people people. They love the food, the games, the events, or any reason to get people together.
Southwest & The Wharf
Gordon Ramsay Fish & Chips, a playful, fast-casual eatery created by Michelin-starred chef and television personality, Gordon Ramsay, is now open at The Wharf.
Virginia
Fire Works is a pizzeria and bar, serving wood-fired pizzas, a full menu with great options, craft beer, wines and innovative cocktails in Arlington.
