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Washington D.C.: Taste of Georgetown Walking Food Tour
Blue Fern Travel explores DC's oldest neighborhood: 5 tastings through Georgetown's cobblestone streets, canal history, and award-winning kitchens. Small group. Every ...
Florida Avenue Grill is a street-food stop in Washington DC.
Editorially verified August 24, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.

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
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Oohh's & Aahh's in Washington DC is the U Street soul-food counter from Oji Abbott since 2005, with mumbo sauce wings, fried catfish and the carryout.
TrySoul food with mumbo sauce wings
TipThe fried catfish and shrimp with mumbo sauce is the menu standout; takeaway runs faster than the dining-room queue.
Henry's Soul Cafe in Washington DC is the U Street soul-food counter from Henry Smith since 1968, with sweet potato pie sold by the slice and the carryout.
TrySweet potato pie, fried chicken, mumbo wings
TipThe sweet potato pie ships nationally; buy the whole pie at the U Street counter to take home.
Ben's Chili Bowl in Washington DC is the 1958 U Street counter from Ben and Virginia Ali, the city's defining chili half-smoke counter serving past 04:00.
TryChili half-smoke and chili cheese fries
TipLate nights see the longest lines; the counter on the right runs takeaway faster than the dining-room line.
Julia's Empanadas in Washington DC is the Adams Morgan 18th Street empanada counter since 1993, the late-night corner that established the format.
TryHand-pinched Latin American empanadas
TipTwo empanadas plus a side stays under $12; Friday and Saturday counter is the bar-crawl late-night anchor on 18th Street.
Captain Cookie & the Milk Man in Washington DC is the Western Market flagship of the DC food-truck-turned-storefront on I Street near Farragut Square.
TryWarm chocolate-chip cookie ice cream sandwich
TipThe warm chocolate-chip cookie ice cream sandwich is the editorial signature; the food truck still circulates DC for lunch shifts on weekdays.
Pho 14 Columbia Heights in Washington DC is the Park Road Vietnamese counter near the Columbia Heights Metro, with pho served from a 14-hour broth.
TryVietnamese pho tai chin
TipThe pho dac biet (special) with rare beef and brisket is the editorial bowl; bowl size large feeds two for $14.