WASHINGTON, D.C.
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The 5 best dinner experiences in Washington, with what each one covers, what it costs and how long to set aside. A shortlist for planning real days on and off the National Mall.
DC City Cruises Spirit of Washington buffet brunch or dinner with DJ, games, and 360° Potomac views of major landmarks for about $65.
Most Popular“This was our second year going. I took 3 of my clients with disabilities and they absolutely love it. The staff are so helpful and so understanding and kind. We WILL be back next year. They had a great time.”
A 2-hour DC Potomac River cruise with plated brunch or a 3-course dinner, 360° views, and smart-casual comfort on the Odyssey.
“The boat was very beautiful and our server was so accommodating and friendly. It was a great experience, though there was some trouble with the tickets and the scanner that they had so I had to walk a few yards to the ticket office and have it printed out. If you come with both the…”
DC at night from the Odyssey: a 2.5-3 hour Potomac dinner cruise with a 3-course meal and DJ-led dancing.
“The food was cold and not very good. The DJ played exclusively line dances until the end, the music was far too loud, and the experience is billed as a premium service. Not worth the price by any means.”
City Cruises Washington DC buffet dinner cruise: sunset Potomac views, DJ dance party, and an all-you-can-eat dinner on a 3-hour ride.
“Our server Dewayne was awesome and met every one of our needs. The music was great, the atmosphere was wonderful and it left a very memorable impression on my wife and I. We will definitely be back for another experience.”
Cruise Washington DC on Christmas Eve aboard the Odyssey with a 2-hour brunch or 3-hour dinner, DJ music, and landmark views.
“Great activity and wonderful.”
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