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Minibar by José Andrés
Mr. Andrés' wild culinary ride through molecular-gastronomy. One of DC's two Michelin star restaurants. This six-customer, two-chef restaurant, serves a 30-course meal of everything from cotton candy foie gras to lobster injection to beet tumbleweed. Reservations open online for the following month, and seats fill up quickly.
Seating times Tue-Sat 6PM and 8:30PM, Sun 5PM and 7:30PM$350 + drinks + 22% service charge
DrinkBarEast End
Penn Social
A popular bar that offers live music and trivia nights.
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Ford's Theatre Museum
A great museum detailing the life of Abraham Lincoln and the place where he was assassinated.
Free
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House Where Lincoln Died
Petersen House
1865 was perhaps the most consequential year in presidential history, when, on the 14th of April, John Wilkes Booth, a prominent actor at Ford's Theatre and Confederate sympathizer shot President Lincoln in his balcony seat. Attendants carried Lincoln across the street to a small bedroom in the small row-house across the street, but the doctors were unable to save the president. He died early morning the next day. This isn't so much a museum—it's just a small room with a few plaques, recreated to look as it did on that day. The house is operated by the National Park Service, and visited via tours from Ford's Theatre.
9AM-5PM dailyFree