We are eating at some of the most historic restaurants of every decade in our nation’s capital, Washington DC! From the 1850’s to the 2020’s, put on your seatbelts because we’re going for a ride! We hope you guys enjoy this one, we put a lot of work into this one. Let us know which decade restaurant you’d want to try!
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Love your videos
wow
Wsp
Videography & Editing on point !! 👌🏾👌🏾
Crazy how DC went from eating with wooden teeth to Michelin stars
I live 30 min from dc and would like to collab. See all of your videos in the area
Ben's Chili Bowl opened just before I was born, around 3 months. Five Guys opened in Virginia, not DC. I ate at the very first one.
Looks like the corrupt eat very well in the biggest swamp in the world.
My God! This man has gone made with power. Now he can eat time itself, someone has to save Washington DC, soneone has to save this man from himself
This video is sickkkkk DC is actually so underrated in terms of culinary scene frfr
Can yall visit LA or Austin??
Great video your really locked in for this one, thank you
Crazy that I live in dc and I actually saw them in the first restaurant is crazy😂😂😂
So much history in one city! Where should we head next? Comment your city below to decide our next destination👇
The picture shown at 3:05 is actually Fritz Cohen the second owner! So much history in one spot😮💨
What a cool video idea! Great work to you and the team on this one
My favorite Martin’s Tavern story is that then senator JFK proposed to Jackie in one of the booths, and it’s commemorated with a plaque!
The editing is so good. Great video
Fun fact for the 1930s something being a $1 is the same as $31.87 in today's dollars.
Lesss gooooo
19:09 Yums 2. That the one dc spot i went to for Mumbo haha