
2 hours
Washington DC.: Italian Fusion Cooking Class (3-Course Meal)
Join Chef Gustavo for a hands-on cooking class and learn to make Italian dishes with an Argentinian twist. Prepare tiramisu, salmon tartare, and sorrentinos.
Pizzeria Paradiso is an italian pizza restaurant in Dupont Circle, Washington DC.
Editorially verified May 18, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.

2 hours
Join Chef Gustavo for a hands-on cooking class and learn to make Italian dishes with an Argentinian twist. Prepare tiramisu, salmon tartare, and sorrentinos.

Guided tour · 3 hours
Blue Fern Travel explores DC's oldest neighborhood: 5 tastings through Georgetown's cobblestone streets, canal history, and award-winning kitchens. Small group. Every ...

Guided tour · 3 hours
Explore Georgetown on our Secret Food Tour! Enjoy 6+ curated tastings while discovering Washington Harbour, the Exorcist steps, Francis Scott Key Bridge, and the charm...
Address: 2003 P St NW, Washington, DC 20036, Washington DC
Chercher Ethiopian Restaurant in Washington DC is the second-floor 9th Street rowhouse Ethiopian dining room in Shaw's Little Ethiopia, a no-reservations.
OrderThe shiro chickpea stew with extra injera; the menu's editorial signature.
TipNo reservations; the staircase line moves fastest at 17:30 on weeknights and crowds outside the door by 19:00. Cash and card both accepted.
Dukem Ethiopian Restaurant in Washington DC is the U Street Ethiopian dining room since 1997, the older sister to Etete and a U Street institution.
OrderThe kitfo (Ethiopian raw beef tartare) leb leb or rare with mitmita spice; the room's deepest cut.
TipLive Ethiopian music plays Friday and Saturday from 21:00; the back booth is the quietest table.
Pizzeria Paradiso Georgetown in Washington DC is the M Street wood-fired pizza sister on the canal, the Georgetown branch of Ruth Gresser's Dupont Circle.
OrderThe Genovese with pesto, potatoes and green beans; the Genoese signature of the menu.
TipThe patio runs from April to October and overlooks the C&O Canal towpath; book a sunset seat.
Le Sel in Washington DC is the modern French bistro inside the Kimpton Banneker Hotel near Logan Circle on 16th Street, a Parisian-leaning room with a recent.
OrderThe cassoulet that won the authentic-category world award; the menu's editorial anchor.
TipBreakfast service from 07:00 daily is the hidden value; dinner books out a week ahead on Resy.
Doi Moi in Washington DC is the 14th Street Southeast Asian dining room from the Eat Group, a Thai-Vietnamese-Lao kitchen with an outdoor patio and a deep.
OrderThe khao soi northern Thai curry noodles; the menu's most-ordered single dish.
TipThe patio runs from April to October and is the better seat at sunset; the bar takes walk-ups.
Bub and Pop's is a Philadelphia-style hoagie shop by the NoMa-Gallaudet Metro in Washington DC, built on the Wagner family's South Philly recipes.
OrderThe Italian hoagie with hot peppers; the menu's most-ordered sandwich.
TipLunch line stacks up at 12:30; order ahead via the website to skip the wait. Cash and card both accepted.