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Washington D.C., Washington D.C.
Capitol Hill pub since 1966, where Roberta Flack got her start
A historic, LGBTQ+ friendly spot located in Washington D.C.'s Capitol Hill neighborhood, known for its cozy atmosphere, hearty American fare, and rich history. A neighborhood staple since the 1960s, Mr. Henry's has long been a welcoming space for the local queer community and is famous for being the venue where music legend Roberta Flack got her start. With live music, a friendly crowd, and comforting meals, it’s a beloved destination for those seeking great food and a sense of community in a charming, laid-back setting.
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