![Two women join a march in D.C. as part of a Day without a Woman on Wednesday, March 8, 2017. (WTOP/Kristi King)](https://wtop.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/march_women_kki-1672x1254.jpg)
Visit us on International Women's Day & receive the full special treatment with a glass of sparkling wine for every lady (our treat). #IWD pic.twitter.com/TSCb5RVQxP
— Ambar Balkan Cuisine (@AmbarCapHill) March 6, 2017
Ambar Capital Hill and Clarendon
(WTOP/Kristi King)In support of #InternationalWomensDay tomorrow, we'll donate 10% of market sales to @runningstart, supporting young women entering politics!
— Centrolina (@CentrolinaDC) March 7, 2017
Centrolina
(WTOP/Kristi King)We will be open tonight at 5pm and we will be donating 10% off ALL SALES (including Happy Hour!) to @NStreetVillage https://t.co/EV4Eg4zFrF
— CRISPKITCHENBAR (@CRISPKITCHENBAR) March 8, 2017
Crisp Kitchen and Bar
(WTOP/Kristi King)In support of #ADayWithoutAWoman 10-percent of all sales will be donated to support #HouseofRuth and their mission. #hstne #hstgreatstreet pic.twitter.com/6dRXSPV7av
— Fare Well (@eatfarewell) March 8, 2017
Fare Well
(WTOP/Kristi King)L’Enfant Cafe
(WTOP/Kristi King)Nido
(WTOP/Kristi King)Pizza Paradiso
(WTOP/Kristi King)Rare Sweets
(WTOP/Kristi King)Red Derby
(WTOP/Kristi King)Ris
(WTOP/Kristi King)10 % of all sales donated to My Sister’s Place. Thank you for supporting a woman owned https://t.co/toHIFbVhLG #adaywithoutawoman #dcvegan pic.twitter.com/KKIU3GDsNO
— Sticky Fingers (@stickyfingersdc) March 8, 2017
Sticky Fingers
(WTOP/Kristi King)Today in solidarity w/ @womensmarch we are offering half our menu and donating half of our profits to @mysistersplacdc #ADayWithoutAWoman
— Veloce (@eatatveloce) March 8, 2017
Veloce
(WTOP/Kristi King)![Two women join a march in D.C. as part of a Day without a Woman on Wednesday, March 8, 2017. (WTOP/Kristi King)](https://wtop.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/march_women_kki-260x174.jpg)
WASHINGTON – Wednesday is International Women’s Day and D.C. area restaurants are giving a nod to women, many of whom are striking and protesting, with specials on food and drinks. Others are donating a portion of sales to local charities.
Hat tip to the Washingtonian, which compiled a longer list.