Top 10 Places to Eat
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1. Dubliner Pub
An Irish pub with free-flowing pints and good solid food: try filet of salmon, lamb with mustard crust or the shepherd’s pie. Outdoor patio in summer. Irish music from 9pm.
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2. The Market Lunch
This lunchtime counter with nearby tables serves barbecue food North Carolina style, with a specialty in seafood. Crabcakes, river fish, and flavorful salads.
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3. America
An enormous restaurant with an enormous menu – over 100 entrées – spread over three stories of Union Station and on to a walkway in good weather. Traditional American fare, such as peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, to New American cuisine.
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4. Café Berlin
A German restaurant in a townhouse setting. Wiener schnitzel , pork loin with sauerkraut, and other hearty dishes. The desserts are tempting.
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5. Bullfeathers
Popular with politicians, this bar has a better-than-average selection of salads, sandwiches, and hamburgers. Crowded at weekday lunchtimes.
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6. La Colline
A fine, unpretentious French restaurant. Try the terrine of foie gras or rack of lamb.
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7. Bread and Chocolate
A restaurant and bakery with great sandwiches, salads, soups, and desserts.
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8. Library of Congress Café
If you enjoy feeling part of the government scene, this is the place to eat. Lunch only.
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9. Tortilla Coast
Great Tex-Mex food. George W. Bush was a customer before his election.
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10. Union Station Food Court
Bigger than average range of national and regional food.
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