BY: Lydia Strohl
Lined with outdoor eateries, this stretch of 17th Street in Dupont Circle is like an outdoor party in warm weather (and popular all year round in our post-pandemic life). Anchoring the corner of R and 17th is Dupont Italian Kitchen, opened in 1986 by two immigrant brothers, Michael and Tony.
The restaurant’s welcoming vibe makes it a community hangout for loyal locals and a favorite among LGBTQ residents and their families. The upstairs bar features karaoke and drag (check with the restaurant for events) and is a favored spot to view the Pride Parade or the 17th Street High Heel Race, run the Tuesday before Halloween.
SOURCE: https://www.spottedbylocals.com/
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