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The Quirkiest Restaurant In Washington DC That’s Impossible Not To Love

H Street Country Club in Washington DC offers a unique dining experience with fun games and delicious Mexican food.

Published Feb 6, 2017

Written by 

Maura

Some nights you want more than just another dinner. You want an experience. You want to have fun and do something different. And we have just the place for you. H Street Country Club is one of the quirkiest and most fun restaurants in Washington DC! Come for a night and enjoy tacos, Skeeball, mini golf and much more at this quirky restaurant in DC.

H Street Country Club focuses on thing: giving its guests a great time in DC. And they offer that with excellent meals and fun games.

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The restaurant is decorated in funky and eclectic decor and each of its three levels offers something different to enjoy or play.

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The first floor features arcade games, including Skeeball, giant Jenga and shuffleboard. It is a perfect spot to drop by post-work or to spend a Saturday afternoon.

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The second floor features its famous mini golf course. The course is the only indoor mini golf course in the city, making it a popular destination. So you may have to wait your turn!

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The course is DC themed and each hole represents a landmark in DC, such as the famous Awakening statue.

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The third floor features a rooftop deck and bar, where you can catch great views or just relax.

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While you’re not playing a game or relaxing on the view, you will be loving the food at H Street Country Club. They serve delicious Mexican dishes, as well as, beer, wine and cocktails.

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H Street Country Club is also open for brunch on the weekends, where you can enjoy Mexican inspired brunch fare.

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H Street Country Club is located at 1335 H St NE, Washington, DC 20002. It’s open during the week from 4pm - 3am and during the weekend, it’s open for brunch at 11am.

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For more delicious meals in unique restaurants, visit the 13 best themed restaurants in DC

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These 9 Restaurants Serve The Best Wings In DC

Discover the top nine places to enjoy the best wings in Washington DC.

Published Mar 20, 2020

Written by 

Maura

Wings are a happy hour staple and really, they're good anytime of day! There are wings in almost every style served around the District so you can find the perfect ones for you. Of course, if you want the very best wings in DC, we recommend these 9 best wings in DC.

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1. Federalist Pig

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The Federalist Pig is a meat lover's paradise. But don't dine without trying their flavorful dry-rubbed wings.

1654 Columbia Rd NW, Washington, DC 20009

2. Smoke and Barrel

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You have your options of wings here. You can try chicken, pig or even vegan wings. Each are carefully covered in flavorful sauce and cooked to perfection.

2471 18 St NW, Washington, DC 20009

3. Duffy’s Irish Pub

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Duffy's are probably the most famous wings in DC. They're definitely the traditional ones, deep fried and served with your choice of sauce.

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2106 Vermont Ave NW, Washington, DC 20001

4. KoChix

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KoChix double fries their wings for extra crispiness. Choose between the sweet and savory garlic sauce, honey spicy sauce or the hot honey spicy sauce.

400 Florida Ave NW, Washington, DC 20001

5. Nando’s Peri-Peri

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There are plenty of Nando's locations around the district so you will definitely be able to find one near you. Their wings are marinated for 24 hours in their "peri peri" sauce giving them extra flavor and juiciness.

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Multiple Locations

6. Bonchon

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Bonchon specializes in Korean fried chicken and their wings do not disappoint. They are double fried and generously coated in garlicky sauce.

1015 Half St SE, Washington, DC 20003

7. ChurchKey

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ChurchKey is best known for beer but their beers go great with a side of wings! There are three different options that will satisfy every craving!

1337 14th St NW, Washington, DC 20005

8. Wingo’s

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Wingo's is a take-out only no-frills type place that is tucked away on a side street. Their wings are clearly one of the best things on the menu. Their patrons often gobble them up outside on the benches leaving the whole street smelling delicious.

3207 O St NW, Washington, DC 20007

9. Ivy City Smokehouse

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The wings at Ivy City are smoked and grilled so not the traditional fried kind but they have all the flavor and taste you would get from traditional wings without the extra calories!

1356 Okie St NE, Washington, DC 20002

Did your favorite wing spot make the list? If you love fried chicken of any kind, check out this fantastic drive thru spot in DC!

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9 DC Staples You Should Have Tried By Now

Discover nine must-try food staples in Washington, DC, that highlight the city's diverse culinary scene.

Published Mar 6, 2020

Written by 

Maura

We eat really, really, really well here in DC. We're lucky that we have plenty of food options in the district. Even though you many options, there are a few foods that you absolutely have to try and soon. If you haven't tried one of these 9 food staples in DC, you need to make that food dining bucket list!

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1. Pupusas

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Pupusas are a traditional Salvadoran. They are a corn tortilla stuffed with a savory filling. You can find them at one of the many El Salvadoran restaurants in DC.

2. Jumbo slice

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You've had pizza slices before but never a piece like the jumbo slice! These massive pieces of pizza are perfect for late night meals.

3. Oysters

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Everyone has to try one of the delicious fresh oysters straight from the Chesapeake in DC! They're popular around the fall when it's peak oyster season.

4. Crab cakes

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Our Maryland neighbors might say they have better crab cakes, but DC still does a very good crab cake made from fresh Maryland crab.

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5. Georgetown Cupcake

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Yes, the line is long and there are many other cupcake places in DC. But the ones from Georgetown are good and it's worth being able to say you've tried them the next time a tourist is in town.

6. G-Man sub

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The G-Man sub from Mangialardo's is a quintessential DC sub. It's an Italian sub piled with ham, salami, pepperoni, mortadella, provolone, fontina and hot peppers.

7. Half smoke

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The half smoke is probably the most iconic DC food. You can find them almost anywhere but if you want the real DC deal, head to Ben's Chili Bowl.

8. Taiwanese fried chicken

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Taiwanese fried chicken made its debut in 2015 at Maketto but it's caught on quickly in the district. Chicken breasts are coated in peppery crust and tossed in a sweet and spicy sauce served on top of delicious French bread.

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9. Ethiopian food

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Outside of Ethiopia, DC has the largest Ethiopian population in the world. And they've brought their flavorful and beloved DC cuisine.

Have you tried any of these delicious DC foods? Keep your DC dining bucket list going with these 13 best restaurants in the district!

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