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Washington D.C., District of Columbia
Bottomless drag brunch off Dupont Circle
A beer-first gastropub a block off Dupont Circle, City Tap keeps dozens of taps pouring alongside wood-fired pizzas and a full weekend brunch. It's the kind of easygoing spot locals default to, but the weekend belongs to drag: Crystal Edge and her queens host Drag Brunch every Saturday and Sunday, an endless-buffet-and-bottomless-mimosas affair that's been named among the city's best and won a DC Drag Award. Arrive early, because the room fills up fast once the show starts.
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