Adams Morgan Food Tour
Descrição
Adams Morgan é conhecido por sua diversidade e etnia durante a maior parte do século 20. O bairro da virada do século manteve seu charme histórico ao se tornar o destino do distrito tanto para a culinária eclética quanto para a vida noturna. Faça uma viagem pelo bairro histórico e culturalmente diversificado para desfrutar de uma variedade de alimentos ao longo do caminho. Este passeio gastronômico de 3,5 horas pelo bairro apresenta alguns dos melhores que esta área tem a oferecer enquanto conta a história de como uma comunidade lidera pelo exemplo e se uniu para abraçar sua diversidade.
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Adams Morgan é conhecido por sua diversidade e etnia durante a maior parte do século 20. O bairro da virada do século manteve seu charme histórico ao se tornar o destino do distrito tanto para a culinária eclética quanto para a vida noturna. Porta de entrada para imigrantes desde a década de 1960, o bairro Adams Morgan continua sendo o lar de pessoas de diversas etnias, culturas, raças e religiões. A diversidade pode ser vista através de seus inúmeros restaurantes que incluem guatemaltecos, nepaleses, holandeses, vietnamitas, ganenses, brasileiros, peruanos, israelenses e eritreus. No Adams Morgan Food Tour, visitaremos uma variedade de restaurantes étnicos, desfrutando de especialidades de todo o mundo.
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Informações importantes
- Acessibilidade para cadeira de rodas
- Bebês e crianças pequenas podem andar em um carrinho
- Opções de transporte público disponíveis perto
- Opções de transporte com acessibilidade para cadeirantes
- Todas as áreas e superfíceis são acessíveis para cadeirantes
- Adequado para todos os níveis de condicionamento físico
- Funciona em todas as condições meteorológicas, por favor vestido adequadamente
- Por favor, liste todas as alergias / restrições alimentares. ** As acomodações só podem ser feitas se alergias ou restrições forem observadas no momento da reserva.
Avaliações(7)
Several members of our group had food restrictions and the tour was able to accommodate them for the most part. The guide was reasonably informative and the food was delicious. We learned about restaurants we had not known previously.
Christian gave a great historical perspective of the neighborhood, and the food was super above par. Would highly recommend the tour, especially if yuh are visiting dc and do t know its history. Good and historical perspective, the perfect combination.
The food tour was very good but I booked through a third party and they did not have the meeting place listed. When I messaged them I received no reply. I had to search through several layers to actually find the location. Keeping the website and specific page updated should be a priority to avoid frustrated clients.
Everything seemed a little disorganized with this food tour. We went into restaurants that didn't seem to know we were coming and got no information about any of the food we ate. The guide was interesting, though he didn't know anything about the restaurants nor food rather just a bit of the history of the area. I don't feel like I learned anything, and I've eaten better food. While it was a fun experience overall, I've enjoyed food tours in other cities much more than this one.
I really enjoyed this tour- everything was pretty well curated. The only thing that I think could be better is if we were able to place our orders for each place a little earlier. Because of the limited time at each place, it sometimes took a while to place our order, wait for the food, and then eat. Otherwise, each location had very yummy food and the experience was pretty seamless. The tour guide told a couple of off color jokes, but it wasn’t enough to ruin our time.
Our tour started with The Grill from Ipanema for Brazilian food and drink. The food was fantastic! Cocktails are extra but no one was concerned about that and most everyone tried local drinks. Next it was an easy walk to Himalayan Heritage where the food was once again fantastic. This stop felt very rushed and no one ordered drinks. Johnny Pistolas was out third stop. We were here quite a long time. The tacos were just average, very greasy and it didn't seem to fit in with the diverse ethnic feel of the tour. For dessert, we walked down the hill to The Cake Room for delicious cupcakes and coffee. The food part of the tour was good, we tried some foods we had never eaten before. However, I don't feel like we learned much about the history of Morgan Adams and we didn't learn much about the foods we were given. I could not tell you the names of anything we ate! We have been on several food tours in other cities and I felt this one was average in experience and a bit expensive in cost.
What a fantastic food tour! My family and I went on an adventure with Gerson and learned so much about Adams Morgan! All the food was great, and definitely try the blood orange jalapeno margarita, the best! Would highly recommend to anyone looking for some fun history and great food!
