Neighborhood Eats

Premieres Friday, May 5^th  at 8:30pm on WETA TV 26

The 30-minute special companion piece to the WETA Neighborhoods series features culinary highlights to Washington D.C. areas Dupont Circle, Georgetown, Anacostia, and Capitol Hill. From established fine dining locales and cherished mainstays, to a new generation of up-and-coming restauranteurs, Neighborhood Eats discovers a vibrant collection of restaurants, cafes and chefs that are proud to call themselves local.

Pictured: Tortillas at Chaia in Georgetown

Neighborhood Eats

Premieres Friday, May 5^th  at 8:30pm on WETA TV 26

The 30-minute special companion piece to the WETA Neighborhoods series features culinary highlights to Washington D.C. areas Dupont Circle, Georgetown, Anacostia, and Capitol Hill. From established fine dining locales and cherished mainstays, to a new generation of up-and-coming restauranteurs, Neighborhood Eats discovers a vibrant collection of restaurants, cafes and chefs that are proud to call themselves local.

Pictured: The counter at Baked and Wired in Georgetown

Neighborhood Eats

Premieres Friday, May 5^th  at 8:30pm on WETA TV 26

The 30-minute special companion piece to the WETA Neighborhoods series features culinary highlights to Washington D.C. areas Dupont Circle, Georgetown, Anacostia, and Capitol Hill. From established fine dining locales and cherished mainstays, to a new generation of up-and-coming restauranteurs, Neighborhood Eats discovers a vibrant collection of restaurants, cafes and chefs that are proud to call themselves local.

Pictured: Slicing pastrami at DGS Delicatessen in Dupont Circle

Neighborhood Eats

Premieres Friday, May 5^th  at 8:30pm on WETA TV 26

The 30-minute special companion piece to the WETA Neighborhoods series features culinary highlights to Washington D.C. areas Dupont Circle, Georgetown, Anacostia, and Capitol Hill. From established fine dining locales and cherished mainstays, to a new generation of up-and-coming restauranteurs, Neighborhood Eats discovers a vibrant collection of restaurants, cafes and chefs that are proud to call themselves local.

Pictured: Stachowski’s Market in Georgetown