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Eating in Washington, D.C. in four days
Eating in Washington, D.C. in four days
Most of the sightseeing is done in the Mall area, but it can be difficult to find interesting or cheap food. There are a plethora of fast food stands selling hot dogs and pretzels, but this can get old, fast.
The American Indian museum has a great (but expensive) cafe serving food inspired by Native American cuisine. Everything from tacos to buffalo burgers to smoked turkey can be had here, and it is of decent quality.
The Reagan Center right across the street from the American History museum (on 14th St and Constitution) has a typical food court in the basement. A search of your belongings is required to enter. This is also convenient to White House visitors.
L'Enfant Plaza provides not only metro access to the Air & Space Museum, but also a small array of restaurants, such as Au Bon Pain.
The Hotel Washington's Sky Terrace Restaurant provides decent food with an amazing view during the warmer months. You can look directly over the White House and see several Secret Service agents watching you eat through their massive binoculars. The only down side is that getting a table can be difficult.
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