‘The city is dead’: D.C. restaurant reservations drop amid federal crackdown

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Anonymous wrote:Anyone know if Yellow in Georgetown is still crowded?

Most Georgetown restaurants still open are. We have never been busier.


Interesting. I was in Georgetown last Thursday night and it was like tumbleweeds rolling down M Street. I was shocked how empty it was. Not even the GU students are going out.


“Still open” is doing a lot of work there.
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Anonymous wrote:When I didn’t have work projects in DC, I was still down there weekly but the costs to get there, pay for parking/take Metro (especially if I’m taking my kids), and high food prices post-COVID hasn’t made it worth going. This didn’t start with trump but it may well end with him. With the exception of the National Mall area, DC is just another small, dull American city. Maybe move the Capitol to the middle of the country and start over. At least then maybe it would create jobs there too and spread the wealth around.


You clearly don't spend ANY time in DC if you believe this.


Washington is nothing like most national capitals. It’s not even in the top 10 most populous cities. Tell me, if DC did not have the national Mall with its museums/monuments and wasn't the seat of the federal government, what would attract people to the city over Chicago, New York, etc? It lost something with the white-ification.


What does Chicago have that’s worth visiting that DC doesn’t?
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Georgetown is dead on weeknights because there are only a few good places to go there
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