Theatre Washington and Restaurant Association Metropolitan Washington Launch Theatre Week–Dining Guide
WHAT:
This fall, Theatre Washington is partnering with the Restaurant Association Metropolitan Washington (RAMW) to launch Theatre Week Dining Guide, a new initiative connecting the region’s theatre lovers with restaurants located in neighborhoods throughout the DC region.
As Theatre Week returns September 24–October 11, 2026, audiences can make a full night of their theatre experience by pairing discounted tickets with special dining options before or after a performance. Participating restaurants will offer either a two-course pre-show dinner for $25, $45 or $65 or late-night bites.
Theatre Week–Dining Week will spotlight restaurants in neighborhoods where Theatre Week productions are taking place, encouraging audiences to explore local businesses while taking in a show and celebrating the region's vibrant theatre community.
PARTICIPATING RESTAURANTS INCLUDE:
Ambar Capitol Hill & Ambar Clarendon
Annabelle
Austin Grill
BarrelHouse Cafe and Bar
bartaco
Big Buns
Bistro Du Jour District Wharf
Cafe du Parc
Cafe Monet
Ceibo
Colada Shop (all locations except DCA)
Cork Wine Bar
Daikaya Izakaya
Dauphine's
Dirty Habit DC
District Still & Supply Co.
doi moi
Duke's Grocery
Hen Quarter Prime
La Collina
Makers Union
Maple Ave Restaurant
Matchbox
Milk and Honey
Mi Vida District Wharf
Mi Vida Penn Quarter
Ms. Peach’s Southern Kitchen
Palm Restaurant
Philippe Chow (Official Catering Partner)
Rosselli
Station 4
SUCCOTASH Prime
Teddy & The Bully Bar
The Duck & the Peach
The Grill District Wharf
The Ministry
The Peach Cobbler Factory
The Tabard Inn Restaurant
Tiger Fork
Truluck's Ocean's Finest Seafood & Crab
Urban Roast
Velocity Bar + Kitchen
Wise Guy Pizza
ZOOZ
WHEN:
September 24–October 11, 2026
Throughout Theatre Week
WHERE:
Participating restaurants across Theatre Week neighborhoods throughout DC, Maryland and Virginia, including: Annapolis, Arlington/Shirlington, Bethesda, Capitol Hill, Columbia Heights, Dupont Circle, Falls Church, Gaithersburg, Glen Echo, H Street Corridor, Herndon, Logan Circle/14th Street, Navy Yard, Penn Quarter/Downtown, Petworth, Silver Spring, Southwest/The Wharf, Tysons.
MEDIA:
For the latest updates and a full list of restaurants, events, and productions, visit https://theatreweek.org/dining-guide.
About Theatre Week
Theatre Week is an annual celebration of the DC-area theatre industry, offering $25–$65 tickets to dozens of productions, plus free events designed to introduce audiences to the depth and variety of theatre in the region.
About Theatre Washington
Through collaborative partnerships and programs, Theatre Washington supports the Washington, DC-area’s professional theatre community, celebrating artistic achievement, strengthening the theatrical workforce, supporting institutional growth, and cultivating collective action. Core programs include the Helen Hayes Awards, Theatre Week, Theatre Summit, Theatre Work, and the Taking Care Fund.
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