In support of women, D.C. area restaurants are offering specials on food and drinks and giving to charity on this International Women's Day.
Wednesday is International Women’s Day and D.C. area restaurants are giving a nod to women, many of whom are taking part in the ‘Day without a Woman’ economic strike, 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.
Chidi Uche and Susie Colbert take part in a march in D.C. as part of a Day without a Woman on Wednesday, March 8, 2017.
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Ambar Capital Hill and Clarendon
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Centrolina
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Crisp Kitchen and Bar
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Fare Well
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L’Enfant Cafe
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Nido
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Pizza Paradiso
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Rare Sweets
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Red Derby
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Ris
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Sticky Fingers
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Veloce
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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.