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Washington D.C., District of Columbia
Sassy Saturday drag brunch on 14th Street
Todd English's Mexican room on 14th Street runs big and loud, with tableside guacamole, mezcal cocktails, and a long list of tacos and enchiladas. The reason it lands on the map here is Sassy Saturday, DC Drag Brunch's long-running weekly show that has made MXDC its home: celebrity-impersonator queens, bottomless mimosas, and an a la carte brunch served straight through the performance. It's a high-energy mix of tourists and locals, and reservations go fast for a reason.
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