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Experience Culinary Washington DC

Welcome to DC Metro Food Tours , the region's top source for walking and motorcoach based food tours, pub crawls, and specialized culinary events.

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Culinary Events

Along with highly ranked Food Tours, we offer combinations of culinary events and activities for customized private tours, developed by an award winning creative team, and executed in cooperation with our sister company 4Lobe.

Together we are dedicated to running the finest culinary events available. Our services are available throughout the Capitol Region, including Maryland and Virginia.

Although the Washington DC area is best known for its world class museums and monuments, it is also full of exciting, neighborhoods that offer a wide range of cuisine that will change your expectations of our nation's capitol.

Join us as we bring you through a journey that is informative, delicious, and most importantly, fun.  Spend a few hours with us and enjoy a completely different perspective of the Washington DC area.

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• Capitol Hill Food Tour
• Georgetown Food Tour
• Dupont Circle Food Tour

Eastern Market Food Tour

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• U Street Food Tour
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Private, Group, Corporate Events and Tours

• Culinary team building
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• Dine around
• pub/bar crawl
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• multi-day tour
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You will experience and learn about the 250 year old port city created under British rule. Take a journey through one of the nation's largest historic districts that was once home to both George Washington and Robert E Lee. Sample specially made dishes at unique family owned restaurants, including a local dessert enjoyed for over 150 years.

Elegant mansions, and intricate row houses mingle with tree-lined streets and family friendly green spaces in this quiet, beautiful neighborhood located just south east of the capitol building in Washington DC. Join us as we walk the quiet streets, tasting an assortment of flavors along the way. Visit the Capitol Hill neighborhood with us and fall in love with its charm, and vibrant food scene.

Our Georgetown Food Tour takes you to the historic yet chic charm of Georgetown, an area that pre-dated Washington DC. Long before it became popular by the Kennedys and the home of high end retail and fashion, Georgetown was a working class port city pre-dating the Federal City of Washington DC. Its roots are still very much alive and can be seen in the red brick townhomes, and turn of the century factories that are found throughout the area.

The home of cool for over 30 years, Dupont Circle has managed to retain its unique culture and charm despite being one of the city's most desirable neighborhoods. Check out what continues to make Dupont Circle great after all these years!

U Street, known as "Black Broadway", has been the heart of the African American music scene for over half a century.

We will take you through historic Shaw and focus on 9th street, the heart of the world’s largest Ethiopian community outside of Ethiopia. Our Tours and events chronicle the intricate flavors, textures, and colors in one of the worlds great cuisines, while recounting the history of the Ethiopian people and their journey to Washington DC.

• The Foods of Eastern Market

Eastern Market is the oldest continuously running food market in the Washington, DC area. Eastern Market has been the center of life within Capitol Hill for over 200 years. Our Eastern Market Food Tour will give you an inside look at the legendary market. You will have the opportunity to meet the long standing vendors, and taste their specialties that include a variety of local products produced within the Washington DC area.

• Del Ray Food Tour

Del Ray, Old Town Alexandria's first suburb brings together a historic main street with small town charm only minutes from Washington DC. Over the past decade, the area has become reinvigorated, bringing a new group of top tier restaurants and shops to serve the growing, family friendly community.

Historic Leesburg Food Tour

For over 280 years, Leesburg has been the heartbeat of Loudoun County. The town streets, filled with 18th and 19th century buildings, has been painstakingly preserved, offering guests a look at early Virginia. Over the years, award-winning chefs have set up shop to cater to a discerning clientele, including the Kennedy family, Liz Taylor, and more recently, many professional football and basketball players.

Private Tours

We offer a variety of customized culinary events and Food Tours for groups both small and large. Enjoy everything our Food Tours and Culinary Events have to offer, available in any of our Washington DC area locations.

Evening Food Tours and Dine Arounds

Spend an unforgettable evening in nearly any Washington DC area neighborhood enjoying the food and history of the charming, yet diverse neighborhoods. We will stop at three local restaurants for a six-course progressive meal. Enjoy specialties while expanding and challenging your palette with an array of flavors, tastes, and textures.

Washington DC Pub Crawl

We offer Pub Crawls in Old town, Capitol Hill, and U Street that combine a historic and cultural tour with stops at our favorite bars, and pubs.At each stop, your guide will give everyone enough time to purchase drinks, while recounting stories featuring the area's history and culture.

Alexandria Jelly Cake

Enjoy the specially made Washington DC area dessert created and served exclusively on our Old Town Alexandria Food Tours. The website is currently being updated and will be back up soon.

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Secret Food Tours Washington DC - All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go (2024)

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What you’ll do

Mystical Washington DC awaits, via hidden gems you won't find in a guidebook, like the powerful sculptures of a Native American chief in urban Rock Creek Park, or the city views from a cathedral resembling Notre-Dame. Look up from the tourist crowd outside the castle-like Miller mansion to see a ceramic cat in honor of the feline friends aboard a navy commander's ship, then dart to the White House crowds to see a bench where a Wall Street fat cat waited to be summoned by Roosevelt. Next, marvel at the dainty carvings of Native American artisans in a hidden shop, followed by a visit to the famous sculpture of Albert Einstein (with insider info, of course). Pose outside an abandoned technicolor cathedral, before seeing the original Lincoln Memorial - who knew!

Where you’ll go

With a DC host who knows what's up, travel along a secret route, underneath a bridge in an urban jungle decorated with Sioux chief sculptures, or at a breathtaking viewing spot at the National Cathedral. Dart to tree-lined Massachusetts Avenue where a hidden cat keeps an eye on the city, before strolling to Lafayette Square north of the White House, home to a late millionaire’s beloved hiding spot. Stroll along the diverse city to a haven of Native American artistry, then visit "stars" often missed in a grove of trees tucked in the southwest corner of the Academy of Sciences. On Delaware Avenue behind towering trees hides a cathedral with a twist, splashed in a multitude of colors, then head to Indiana Avenue, where the original statue of Lincoln poses. 

Private experience, tailored to you

Matched to your ideal host

Walking tour (may use public transport)

Hosted in English (On request: French, Spanish)

Your hotel/apartment or any other central location

Experience outline

• Channel the Secret Service on a mystical, top-secret mission along the most magically hidden spots of the city, like an abandoned cathedral dunked in color.
• Skip the White House tourist rush to bask in the beauty of a nearby park, from a bench once frequented by a presidential insider.
• You've heard of the Albert Einstein monument but see its nearby milky way of stars often missed.
• Visit shops off the tourist track, brimming with dainty carvings by Native American artisans.
• Your secret adventure doesn't have to end there - your host knows the best under the radar spots to try on the rest of your trip.

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What’s included.

• Private and personalized experience
• 3 hours with a host
• Walking experience (other transport can be arranged at an additional cost)

Meeting point

What’s not included.

• Food and drinks
• Tickets to any attractions
• Transportation costs
• Gratuities (optional)

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Our tour guide Adam was very knowledgeable and showed us wonderful sights around Singapore. Took us to a delicious lunch spot and made sure we Al had a fun and enjoyable afternoon.

Milo was an excellent guide for our needs. The fact that he's European doesn't feel as a limit but probably an advantage since it's easier for him to relate with our perspective. He clearly did his homework and studied thoroughly the history of Kyoto - so you're not missing that either.

Had a great tour of Kyoto with Kenya, he was very knowledgeable on the local area and also knew lots about the ancient history of Japan and the shrines. Thank you for a great tour Kenya!

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It's about time you know about these secret spots in DC

Psst! Follow our guide to the most exciting hidden gems in DC—explore the city like never before.

Sure, properly exploring our capital requires a tour of the city’s best attractions , countless meals at the best restaurants in D.C. and weekends spent navigating the best local museums. But to truly experience D.C., you’ll have to look beneath the surface. From a church-themed bar to a magic shop tucked above a historic theater, these secret spots in D.C. are stuff of local legend. It’s finally time for you track them down.

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Secret spots in DC

1.  Reading Room at Petworth Citizen

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Petworth Citizen is a top notch, casual destination for any day of the week, serving both classic cocktails and revamped interpretations alongside a largely local beer list. You'll definitely want to get in the back area Reading Room on the weekends, when Chantal Tseng offers her tour de force Literary Cocktail sessions. Each week, she delivers an entire cocktail menu devoted to authors, books or literary subjects of her choosing.

2.  Dupont Underground

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What was once an underground streetcar station now serves as a public platform for visual, sound, performance and interdisciplinary art. Open only during scheduled events, the 75,000-square-foot space originally opened in 1949 and sat vacant for decades before a group of dedicated artists banded together to re-open it to the public.

3.  2 Birds 1 Stone

• Logan Circle

The menu at this subterranean spot changes weekly and is drawn up (literally) by bar director Adam Bernbach, who also oversees the drink programs at Doi Moi, Estadio and Proof. Depending on the night, the elaborate doodles may spell out a tequila-based dark and stormy, Pimm’s Cup or punch du jour. The space is modern, eclectic and bright (considering it’s hidden underground), and the risqué bathrooms are plastered with vintage nudie pics.

4.  Crispus Attucks Park

5.  Chicken + Whiskey

6.  Left Door

Tom Brown and head bartender Mick Perrigo partnered up to open Left Door, adding another worthy destination to the bustling 14th Street scene. Tucked away behind an unmarked door and up a staircase is the lounge space, likely filled with people looking for exciting cocktails, low key vibes and good conversation. The bar is somewhat reminiscent of a comfortable home parlor, just one that happens to be replete with vintage spirits and high-end ingredients from across the globe. The cocktail menu is updated frequently, offering a pleasant excuse to keep returning.

7.  United States National Arboretum

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Technically a research division of the Agriculture Department, this 446-acre haven always has many more trees than people, even on its busiest days during the spring azalea season. Highlights include a boxwood collection, dwarf conifers, an Asian collection, a herb garden and “herbarium” of dried plants, as well as the National Bonsai Collection, which contains more than 200 trees donated by Japan and is said to be worth something in the order of $5 million. Also on display, somewhat incongruously, are 22 columns removed from the Capitol’s East Front during its 1958 expansion. See the website for details of tram tours, talks and other events such as garden fairs.

8.  The Gibson

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The Gibson has managed to maintain its popularity and place in the city’s cocktail culture for years. Behind the unmarked doors, a speakeasy-style operation offers a lengthy lineup of compelling seasonal cocktails covering a full spectrum of spirits and taste profiles, as well as a variety of old-time favorites.

9.  Darth Vader and space window at National Cathedral

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Washington National Cathedral was built in 14th-century Gothic style, stone upon stone, without structural steel, an exercise that took most of the 20th century and was only finished in 1990. Its medievalism has been somewhat updated: there’s a gargoyle of Darth Vader in the north-west corner, while the much-admired stained-glass Space Window contains a piece of lunar rock. The top of the tower is the highest point in DC; there are great views from the observation gallery. The cathedral offers self-paced CD-based audio tours; alternatively, join one of various guided tours, which are held at regular intervals. 

10.  Blind Whino SW Arts Club

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Hours: Tours (based on availability) Sunday — Tuesday 9am - 6pm, Wednesday — Saturday 9am - 9pm (Minimum time needed 45 minutes. Maximum tour time 2 hours). Over 100 rooms (guaranteed to see at least 60). Over 80 secret doors (guaranteed to be able to find at least 32 — if you find 2 you are above average).

Team Building at The Secret Door Museum (on-line reservations required)

Sit back, relax, suspend your disbelief & enjoy the magic and fantasy of our immersive events.

ultimate privacy, decadent food our chef will create a special cullinary experience just for you — based on your dietary requirements. this once-in-a-lifetime event includes a self-guided tour of our themed rooms, secret doors, and unique collections.

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room rental   (3.5 hrs) wine cellar: ($500 required) max. 12 guests for a sit-down secret garden: ($500 required) max. 19 guests for chef's table sit-down tiffany or candllelit dining room: ($500 required) max. 19 guests for sit-down

housekeeping/sanitization groups under 10 people: $75 groups of 10 - 19 people: $100

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The Coolest Place in DC! — Booking.com Groups of 15 or more will nosh on exotic cheese & crackers while they engage in a short discussion to learn the history and philosophy of O Street Museum in The Mansion. Afterwards you'll put your super sleuth skills to the test as you search the main floor for designated items found only at O Museum in The Mansion. Prizes additional.

Includes - Exotic cheese & crackers - Treasure hunt - Explore our themed rooms - Search for secret doors ___________________________ ___________________________

Bring your own shopping bags. 30,000 square foot gift shop!  MUSEUM CLOSES AT 9pm for Speakeasy Hunts ON-LINE RESERVATIONS REQUIRED 

Top 5 historic venues to explore - in the world! -Smithsonian.com Groups of 10 or more will enjoy a Secret Door Tour and a delicious continental breakfast and engage in a short discussion to learn the history and philosophy of The Mansion. Afterwards explore our immersive themed rooms and unique exhibits to experience the creative process. INCLUDES - Private room (one hour) - Continental breakfast (sweet breads, yogurt parfait, fresh fruit, hot coffee, hot tea, hot chocolate) - Short discussion (on our history & philosophy) - Explore our themed rooms - Search for secret doors Bring your own shopping bags. 30,000 square foot gift shop!  Children under 17 must be accompanied by an adult at all times. (1 adult to every 4 kids) ON-LINE RESERVATIONS REQUIRED Must be booked on-line at least one week in advance.

Top 5 historic venues to explore - in the world! -Smithsonian.com whether your group works for a different department or on different projects we all have the same goal -- success. this facilitator led experience will encourage teamwork, inspire creative thinking, foster communication, build leadership skills, reinforce and teach new skills. your team will think with their hearts, and feel with their minds as they search through themed rooms and behind secret doors looking for designated items. this facilitator led experience will help generate understanding and communication as your team embarks on a hunt around the mansion - then each team will come together to present their lessons learned and discuss the similarities and differences of their experience. Prizes additional. O Museum in The Mansion, also known as The Secret Door Museum has over 100 rooms and 80 secret doors (Yes 80!). We guarantee you can see at least 60 of our legendary rooms -- but be warned secret doors are tricky to find -- if you find 2 or 3 you are an above average sleuth.

$65 per person $250 facilitator fee INCLUDES: - Private room for up to two hours - Hunt Facilitator - Treasure hunt - Explore our themed rooms - Search for secret doors Offered 9am - 4pm based on availability Bring your own shopping bags. 30,000 square foot gift shop!  MUSEUM CLOSES AT 6pm ON-LINE RESERVATIONS REQUIRED

Special Events (on-line reservations required)

Sit back relax, suspend your disbelief & enjoy the magic and fantasy of our immersive events.

Embark on a mystifying journey where the unseen and unheard stories of espionage come alive! This unique exhibit unravels the mystery of clandestine operations in the most unexpected places: from rhythm-filled halls of music to the cosmic expanse of NASA, to enchanting rings of the circus, and covert corners of literature. At the heart of our exhibition is Agent Double O – not your average operative, but our very own LEGO legend, tasked with missions that twist through the fabric of secrecy. But why stop at just witnessing history? Dive into the world of espionage with an added adventure – an espionage hunt intertwined with our famous secret door tour. This experience is not just about viewing; it's about discovering, engaging, and unraveling the secrets yourself. This event proudly showcases exclusive donations from LEGO Discovery Center Washington, D.C. — Meet the LEGO Master Builder & search for special LEGO pieces throughout the museum — Be the first to find our newest secret door & first people to arrive get a LEGO coin! Proceeds support our museum programs.

Rare Acoustic Concert! Doors Open 2pm to tour. Concert Starts: 3pm. Cash Bar Hailed by SPIN Magazine as “the most powerful all-female band in rock history” in the “tribute” bands genre, Lez Zeppelin has gained worldwide critical acclaim for the musicianship, passion and gender-bending audacity they bring to the music of Led Zeppelin.They have been featured on The BBC, CNN, ABC, CBS, MTV, VH-1, FOX and radio shows worldwide, including SIRIUS XM and NPR.Jimmy Page attended their show in London and said of the group, “They played the Led Zeppelin music with an extraordinary sensuality and an energy and passion that highlighted their superb musicianship.” Proceeds of this concert go to support the artist-in-residence and heroes programs at O Street Museum

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Celebrate mom with a glass of champagne (21+) and chocolates as you explore our unique immersive exhibits and search for secret doors.

We have over 100 rooms and 80+ secret doors (yes 80!) to explore. We guarantee you can see at least 60 of our legendary rooms — but be warned secret doors are tricky to find — if you find 2 or 3 you are an above average sleuth.

INCLUDES: — Yummy Chocolate — free glass of champagne (21+) — Cash bar

ENHANCEMENT: Continental Breakfast 8am-10am ONLY $25.22/person. Includes:  sweet breads, yogurt, fresh fruit, hot coffe, hot tea, hot chocolate (add on the form). 

Bring your own shopping bags. Everything is for sale! Children under 17 must be accompanied by an adult at all times. (1 adult to every 4 kids)

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Third Sunday of every month:

Adventurers who are interested in playing pool gather in the Billiards Room of the O Museum in the Mansion to work on basic skill building and practice 8ball and 9ball. People who are new to billiards and want to learn strategy and rules are encouraged to attend! Reservations are required. We hope to see you there!

Guests are invited to search for secret doors and explore the museum's immersive exhibits, signed guitars, memorabilia, art and much more during the event.

Proceeds support O Museum programs.

The following museums will be open for free* on Saturday, May 18 and Sunday, May 19 from 11 am-4 pm.   Bring your parents, kids, friends, and neighbors!

•Anderson House •Dumbarton House •Dupont Underground •National Museum of American Jewish Military History •O Museum •The Phillips Collection •The President Wilson House

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*Visitors to the O Museum will be able to view the special exhibit   Secret Gardens of Asia   as well as the outdoor gardens and gatehouse. To view all exhibits and search for secret doors guests must   purchase a ticket.

Celebrate and tour with Pappy!

Indulge in a sip of the rare Old Rip Van Winkle 10-year* bourbon (while supplies last) and immerse yourself in the rich bourbon heritage passed down through generations of the Van Winkle family. From "Pappy" Julian to Julian III and Preston, savor the layers of bourbon history before embarking on an unforgettable journey through our themed rooms, secret passages, and captivating exhibits!

Explore over 100 rooms and discover more than 80 secret doors, along with a stunning collection of 60 signed guitars, rare photos, instruments, music memorabilia, and much more.

Don't forget to make a reservation for the rest of your guests: omuseum.org/tix

Limited to only 25 total tours throughout June, so be quick to book before it's sold out!

*Participants must be 21+ to consume alcohol. Availability of specific label may be limited.

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* Must be 21+ to drink alcohol & Availability of specific label may be limited

Give thanks and have fun searching for secret doors and hidden gems found only at The O.

Find your way through secret doors and covert passages to a world never experienced. You'll be walking in the footsteps of presidents and freedom fighters, historians and fiction writers.

We have over 100 rooms and 80 secret doors (Yes! 80), we guarantee you can see at least 60 of our legendary rooms and find 32 of our secret doors — but be warned secret doors are tricky to find — if you find 2 or 3 you are an above average sleuth.

Includes: — Yummy candy — Self-guided tour — Cash bar

Children under 17 must be accompanied by an adult at all times.

Bring your own shopping bags. Everything is for sale!

We've decked the halls and filled the stockings with seasons greetings and holiday cheer that will create lasting memories for the entire family.

Enjoy our delicious continental breakfast (sweet breads, yogurt parfait, fresh fruit, hot coffee, hot tea, orange juice) then tour through our themed rooms, unique exhibits, and search for secret doors.

Bring your own shopping bags to get any last minute gifts — everything in the O is for sale!

Children under 17 must be accompanied by an adult at all times. (1 adult to every 4 kids) ON-LINE RESERVATIONS REQUIRED 

We've decked the halls and filled The O with season's greetings & holiday cheer -- to create amazing memories for all.

Includes: — Yummy sweets — Self-guided tour or our 100 rooms & 80 secret doors

Our volunteers will treat you to an in-depth history of our philosophy, museum, building, secret doors and what to look for before you head on out on this self-guided journey

(last admittance 9:00 pm) Museum closes at 10:00 pm

Do something different to ring in the new year!

Dress your best and join us for an evening of elegance & style at "The Coolest Place in DC"

Toast to the New Year as you hunt through our legendary themed rooms, unique exhibits, and secret doors on this one-of-a-kind experience.

Immerse yourself in art, history, and culture as you find your way through secret doors and covert passages to a world never experienced. You'll be walking in the footsteps of presidents and freedom fighters, historians and fiction writers.

Bring your own shopping bags everything in the O is for sale!

(last admittance 10:30 pm) Museum closes at 11:30 pm

Add an Overnight Stay + Bottle of Champagne under the "add ons" section of the form for an additional fee. (limited rooms available)

The Coolest Place in DC! — Booking.com

Step beyond the realm of imagination and into a world where magic becomes a reality.

Join us for an unforgettable experience with a glass of champagne in hand as you explore our immersive exhibits and hidden doors.

With over 100 rooms and a staggering 80 secret doors (yes, 80!), the possibilities for discovery are endless. While we guarantee access to at least 60 legendary rooms, be forewarned: locating secret doors can be quite the tricky task. Find 2 or 3, and you'll truly be an above-average sleuth!

— includes a keepsake glass — the only tour that you can take your drink with you!

This is a self-guided tour

NOTE: Last reservation of the day will only have one hour to explore.

Top 5 historic venues to explore - in the world! -Smithsonian.com O Museum is ready to shoot cupid's arrow right at you when you visit. Whether you're single or dating love never fails at O Museum. Rated one of the top 5 things to see in the world --- you'll steal hearts while you search the 100 room Mansion's labyrinth for treasures that celebrate love. It's LOVE Mansion style. Cash bar. O Museum in The Mansion, also known as The Secret Door Museum has over 100 rooms and 80 secret doors (Yes 80!). We guarantee you can see at least 60 of our legendary rooms --- but be warned secret doors are tricky to find --- if you find 2 or 3 you are an above average sleuth.

Children under 17 must be accompanied by an adult at all times. Bring your own shopping bags. Everything is for sale! Entire balance is paid in full when you place your reservation.

Don your favorite Easter bonnet and celebrate spring with a fun filled treasure hunt at O Museum!

Search for special Easter & spring themed items found only at The Mansion.

INCLUDES - Easter Candy (YUM!) - Exploration of our immersive exhibits & secret doors

Entire balance is paid in full when you place your reservation.

Proceeds support museum programs

MUSEUM CLOSES Sunday — Tuesday 6pm

MUSEUM CLOSES Wednesday — Saturday nights 9pm

(8pm reservations will only have one hour to explore)

Children under 17 must be accompanied by an adult at all times. (1 adult to every 4 kids) ON-LINE RESERVATIONS REQUIRED

This Halloween night celebrate the BOO season on this zany treasure hunt. Come in costume and have a spooktacular time exploring our 100 room Mansion -- decorated special for Halloween.

— Search for Secret Doors — Halloween Candy — Cash bar — Costume Contest

O Museum in The Mansion, also known as The Secret Door Museum has over 100 rooms and 80 secret doors (Yes 80!). We guarantee you can see at least 60 of our legendary rooms -- but be warned secret doors are tricky to find -- if you find 2 or 3 you are an above average sleuth. Bring your own shopping bags. 30,000 square foot gift shop! 

Embark on a mystifying journey where the unseen and unheard stories of espionage come alive! This unique exhibit unravels the mystery of clandestine operations in the most unexpected places: from the rhythm-filled halls of the music world to the cosmic expanse of NASA, to the enchanting rings of the circus, and the covert corners of literature. At the heart of our exhibition is Agent Double O – not your average operative, but our very own LEGO legend, tasked with missions that twist through the fabric of secrecy itself.

But why stop at just witnessing history? Dive into the world of espionage with an added adventure – an espionage hunt intertwined with our famous secret door tour. This experience is not just about viewing; it's about discovering, engaging, and unraveling the secrets yourself.

This exhibit proudly showcases exclusive donations from LEGO Discovery Center Washington, D.C. 

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Find your way through secret doors and covert passages to a world never experienced. You'll be walking in the footsteps of presidents and freedom fighters, historians, and fiction writers — when you spend a night at the museum.

— Luxurious accommodations - (Rooms sleep 2 people, queen bed) — Exclusive self-guided tour (all night long if you like!) — Private outdoor gardens — Complimentary WiFi inside & outside — BBQ with chef (pre-order) — Private chef available upon request (same day requests subject to availability) — Touch-free check-in — Minimum of 24 hours waiting period between rentals

PLEASE NOTE: —————————————- room tax (14.95%) is additional and will be charged to your card when you reserve.

to secure your room reservation, a one night's non-refundable/non-transferable deposit is charged at time of reservation. the balance is due at check-in.

check-in is at 3 p.m. check-out is 11 a.m.

there is a $100/night charge for early checkout and $100 for a late checkout.

Coolest Place In DC -Booking.com Find your way through secret doors and covert passages to a world never experienced. You'll be walking in the footsteps of presidents and freedom fighters, historians and fiction writers.

On this self-guided tour , you will be treated to an in-depth history - told in American Sign Language - of our philosophy, museum, building, secret doors and what to look for as you head out on your super sleuth adventure. We will never ruin the surprise of finding a secret door by giving you a map - or showing you where they are. So be sure to keep your eyes open! If you find two secret doors you are an above average sleuth! Bring your own shopping bags. 30,000 square foot gift shop!

MUSEUM CLOSES AT 5pm Children under 17 must be accompanied by an adult at all times. (1 adult to every 4 kids) ON-LINE RESERVATIONS REQUIRED 

private room rental for two hour required: $1000

Saturday Rentals: after 12pm: $2000

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• Self-guided tour (first 45 minutes of event)
• Dedicated event planner
• House tablecloths
• Housekeeping fees

(pre-select two)(add third options add $4.50/person)(add fourth option add $4.00/person)

• Assorted cheese & crackers
• Crudite basket our garden's freshest vegetables with a homemade garden herb dipping sauce
• Fresh seasonal fruit
• Mansion baked silver dollar cookies
• Sampling of english scones
• hot tea with an assortment of cream, lemon, honey, sugar & sugar substitutes

Bring your own shopping bags. 30,000 square foot gift shop!  MUSEUM CLOSES AT 5pm Children under 17 must be accompanied by an adult at all times. (1 adult to every 4 kids) ON-LINE RESERVATIONS REQUIRED  Must be booked on-line at least one week in advance.

Step into a whimsical world of Lewis Carroll and other cherished children's book characters to see Alice, The Queen of Hearts, Winnie the Pooh, Piglet, Peter Rabbit, and many more iconic creations come to life through a mesmerizing ensemble of meticulously crafted bronze sculptures.

The genesis of this one-in-the-world exhibition traces back to the RHS Chelsea Flower Show in London, where Leonards, who created The Mansion and the O Museum in 1980, was captivated by a remarkable collection of handmade bronze sculptures. 

The Robert James Studio, which created the exhibit, is a three-time, five-star winner at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show, considered the pinnacle of horticultural excellence in the UK.

ABOUT THE ARTIST James Coplestone has been making art works of various kinds for nearly 30 years.

Living in the rolling hills of West Dorset, England, his sculptures — based upon his love of literature are taking shape. Classic illustrations modeled in clay and then turned into bronze.

He uses old tools and finger prints to press, move and model clay into position to capture the breath of the character... as if they have momentarily stepped out of the book into the three dimensional world.

Learn how you can be a hero from the lessons Mrs. Rosa Parks -- Mother of the Civil Rights Movement and Grandmother of the Women's Movement --taught.

During this fun interactive experience, you will explore, touch and feel the halls and rooms Mrs. Parks lived and worked in during her last decade, which are some of the most powerful years of her life.

Mrs. Rosa Parks stayed with us on and off from 1994 to 2003 as part of our Heroes Program.

She is as important today as she was in 1955. Her lessons in leadership are timeless.

You can become a hero too. Believe.

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First Course

• Fresh squeezed OJ • Personalized tea selection • Scones with sweet cream & jam

Second Course

• Cheese tray

Third Course

• Fresh seasonal fruit

Fourth Course

(select 4, 3 pieces/person)

• Asparagus roll ups, fresh steamed asparagus, garlic, cilantro and onion • Bella bella, roasted portabella mushroom, balsamic vinegar & mozzarella • Caprese bites, grape tomato with fresh basil, balsamic vinegar and mozzarella • Cucumber mint, fresh cucumber rounds with mint, butter and cream cheese • Seared beef, beef tenderloin with mustard and horseradish sauce • Skipping salmon, smoked salmon on top of fresh cucumber, under cream cheese

Fifth Course

• Award-winning miniature pastries (our pasty chef is rated top 10 in the country) • Gluten, sugar & nut free desserts, available by request (add $3.50/person - must order for entire party)

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The Rise and Reign of Georgetown Cupcakes: A Washington DC Food Tours Highlight

In the heart of the nation’s capital, where political intrigues and global decisions often overshadow simpler pleasures, a sugary uprising has quietly been taking place. Washington DC Food Tours have long been celebrated for offering a kaleidoscope of flavors, representing the city’s rich cultural influences. Yet, it’s in Georgetown, the district’s historic enclave, where a modest dessert has ascended to royalty. The Georgetown cupcake, a seemingly humble treat, has become synonymous with the culinary identity of the area, capturing the palates and hearts of both locals and visitors.

One might wonder: In a city known for its monuments, museums, and political prowess, how did a cupcake manage to rise to such prominence? As we traverse the gastronomic pathways of Georgetown, we’ll uncover the confluence of factors that led to the rise and reign of this dessert icon. The story is one that marries tradition with innovation, local enterprise with widespread adoration.

The Historical Roots of Georgetown

Georgetown, a picturesque enclave within the expansive capital, carries with it a legacy that intertwines political prominence with cultural allure. Established in 1751, years before Washington D.C. itself was founded, Georgetown originally functioned as a port and commercial hub, courtesy of its advantageous positioning along the Potomac River.

The very soil of Georgetown bears witness to significant chapters of American history. Throughout the Revolutionary and Civil Wars, its streets were trodden upon by influential figures, making decisions that would shape the fate of a budding nation. As the years rolled on, the area gracefully transformed, transitioning from an industrial waterfront to a fashionable residential and shopping district. 

Today, one can’t help but sense the weight of history while navigating through Georgetown. Notable landmarks, such as the imposing Francis Scott Key Bridge, provide visual reminders of the district’s storied past. Yet, it’s not just architectural marvels that command attention. The very spot where “The Exorcist” was filmed remains etched in the collective memory of movie aficionados, lending a dash of Hollywood to Georgetown’s historical narrative.

The Sweet Invasion: Georgetown’s Cupcake Phenomenon

The culinary world often witnesses trends that momentarily capture the spotlight, but few have demonstrated the staying power quite like Georgetown’s cupcakes. This sugary delight, a simple confection at its core, has garnered an almost cult-like following in Georgetown. But what spurred this sugary surge?

Georgetown, with its receptive culinary ambiance, has consistently provided fertile ground for food innovations. Artisanal bakeries and specialty food shops steadily gained ground, and amidst this backdrop, the cupcake found its gourmet footing.

Initially, the community’s affection for cupcakes was a local phenomenon. Their portability made them a preferred snack for those on the move, and their varying flavors and designs appealed to a wide audience. But it wasn’t just about taste; it was the entire package. The joy of choosing, the anticipation of the first bite, and the pleasure of relishing unique flavors became an irresistible draw.

However, while local love played a significant role, it was the national spotlight from the “DC Cupcakes” television show that truly amplified their status. Following the journey of two sisters navigating the world of cupcake entrepreneurship, the show didn’t just highlight the intricacies of baking; it showcased the cultural affection for cupcakes in Georgetown, casting them not merely as desserts but as community icons.

The ensuing popularity from the show cemented Georgetown’s position on the culinary map, not just for its historical significance but as the hub of a nationwide cupcake craze. Social media further fanned the flames, with captivating images of these tiny masterpieces being shared, liked, and commented upon, bringing even more foot traffic to Georgetown in search of the perfect cupcake.

Business of Baking: The Cupcake Economy

Georgetown’s cupcake scene became a significant force in the district’s economy. As their popularity soared, numerous shops emerged, hoping to tap into the sweet success. However, with rising numbers came the challenge of standing out. While some shops lured customers with unique flavors or sustainable ingredients, others emphasized ambiance, targeting social media enthusiasts.

But the industry wasn’t all frosting and sprinkles. Some stores, despite best efforts, had to close due to factors like steep costs or shifting consumer tastes. Yet, there were positives. The cupcake rise meant more local jobs, increased demand for suppliers, and integration into local events, attracting both locals and tourists.

Enduring shops displayed adaptability, continuous innovation, and an emphasis on quality. Georgetown’s cupcake landscape serves as both an inspiring and cautionary tale for food entrepreneurs.

Beyond Cupcakes: Other Georgetown Sweets to Savor

While Georgetown may have gained particular renown for its cupcakes, the district also shines brightly with a variety of other sweet offerings. Venturing beyond the familiar realm of cupcakes, one will find a diverse world of confections waiting to be explored.

Macarons , for instance, have become increasingly popular. Light and airy, with a crisp shell and creamy center, these French confections offer a sophisticated sweetness. Numerous shops in Georgetown have perfected the art of macaron-making, offering flavors that range from classic vanilla and chocolate to more adventurous options like lavender or passion fruit.

Another standout in the district is the traditional American pie. Local bakeries have taken this classic dessert to new heights, with flaky crusts and luscious fillings that sing with flavor. Whether you’re a fan of tart cherry, sweet apple, or decadent chocolate cream, there’s a slice waiting in Georgetown that will surely satisfy your cravings.

Cookies, too, have their dedicated followers. From chewy chocolate chip to buttery shortbread, these small delights have big flavor. Some shops even offer innovative twists on old classics, infusing global flavors or incorporating unconventional ingredients.

Comparing these treats to cupcakes might be like comparing apples and oranges. Each dessert has its unique charm and fanbase. Yet, what they all share is Georgetown’s unmistakable commitment to quality and flavor. Whether it’s a cupcake, a macaron, or a slice of pie, every bite in this district is a celebration of sweet craftsmanship.

A Feast for the Senses: What to Expect on the Washington DC Food Tour

The Washington DC Food Tour promises a multisensory exploration through Georgetown’s gastronomic scene, harmonizing history and flavor. Attendees can anticipate a combination of traditional American fare and global culinary influences. Sample delights like famous bagels, Philly cheesestake eggrolls and many more. 

Beyond taste, the tour engages other senses. The ambient sounds, from lively conversations to the distant Potomac River murmur, immerse visitors in the district’s lively atmosphere. Visual treats await as you navigate Georgetown’s lanes, where historic structures meet contemporary art expressions.

To sum it up, the Washington DC Food Tour extends beyond Georgetown’s boundaries and cupcakes, presenting a dynamic blend of the city’s past, its culinary innovations, and the infectious energy that defines this capital district.

Cupcakes, undeniably, are a shining chapter in this ongoing tale, but they are just one of many gastronomic highlights awaiting eager explorers. From the age-old streets lined with classic architecture to modern eateries pushing the boundaries of taste, Georgetown is a place where tradition and innovation coexist harmoniously. The Washington DC Food Tours elegantly weave these two threads together, offering participants an immersive experience that bridges the gap between the past and present.

For those with an insatiable curiosity and a penchant for delightful flavors, there’s no better place to be than Georgetown. And there’s no better way to truly savor it than through the curated experiences of the Washington DC Food Tours . So, to all avid explorers and gourmands, Georgetown beckons. Let your senses lead the way, and discover a world where history, culture, and cuisine come together in the most delightful union.

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‘Travel the world without leaving the city’: International City Food Festival brings global cuisine, culture to DC

Dana Sukontarak | [email protected]

May 3, 2024, 9:28 AM

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Friday evening and Saturday in D.C. this week will open local taste buds to a world of flavor, as the International City Food Festival  takes over downtown’s The Square DC .

The food festival will take place from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Friday and 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Saturday.

The festival is the newest offering from Passport DC , a monthlong series of events in May hosted by Events DC, highlighting the city’s “thriving international diplomatic community” and diverse cultures.

“Passport DC offers something for everyone and the International City Food Festival is a great way to celebrate the diverse communities that call Washington, D.C. home,” Events DC President and CEO Angie M. Gates said.

The theme of this weekend’s food festival is “The Snack Arcade,” leaning into nostalgic vibes — including vintage arcade games.

“D.C.’s such an international city. … Some of these nostalgic snacks for people all over the planet are different than what they are for us,” said Svetlana Legetic, founder of ExactlyAgency.com, which partners creatively with Event DC. She said they wanted the theme to be “joyous and fun for the whole family.”

A full list of restaurants and vendors participating in the International City Food Festival can be found on the Events DC website .

Another popular event this weekend is the Around the World Embassy Tour, which lets visitors experience cultural performances from over 60 embassies. The event takes place Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. A full list of participating embassies is available online .

Jesse Devlin-Whitworth, director of production operations at Events DC, said there’s an app that’ll help you decide which embassies to swing by first. In addition to favorites like China, Jamaica, and Mexico, he also lists a few other noteworthy options to check out.

“I know that Armenia is participating for the first time ever, so we’re really excited about that,” Devlin-Whitworth said. “Australia will be participating. They have not in several years because they have a brand new embassy. They can’t wait to show it to the world. ”

The U.K. also has a new embassy and will be participating, Devlin-Whitworth said.

“It’s such a unique opportunity, something that you really can only do here in D.C.,” said D.C. resident Paige Muller, who grew up overseas and has frequented these types of events since she moved to the District. “Every country in the world has an embassy so you really can travel the world without leaving the city.”

WTOP’s Erron Franklin contributed to this report. 

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Dana Sukontarak is a Digital Writer/Editor for WTOP.com. She loves haiku poetry, short sci-fi stories and word games. She grew up in Prince George’s County, Maryland, and currently lives in Silver Spring.

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