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Peruvian Brothers

Peruvian Brothers brings bright flavors and relaxed energy to Christmas week dining in Washington. Known for its rotisserie chicken and classic Peruvian comfort dishes, this spot works especially well for casual holiday meals with family or friends. The menu is easy to navigate, portions are generous, and everything arrives packed with flavor without feeling heavy. Dishes like lomo saltado, yuca, and house-made sauces give the table plenty to talk about.

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Tiki Taco

Tiki Taco delivers bold flavors and laid-back fun that fit perfectly into the holiday week rhythm. This is the kind of place that works when everyone wants something different but still wants to eat together. The menu mixes tacos, poke, and island-inspired comfort food, giving the table plenty of variety. Favorites like salmon tacos, pork belly, coconut shrimp, and malasada donuts make ordering feel playful and satisfying.

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Rose’s Luxury

Rose’s Luxury remains one of Washington’s most dependable choices for a special Christmas week dinner. The menu encourages sharing, exploration, and conversation, which suits holiday dining especially well. Dishes are carefully explained, thoughtfully prepared, and designed to feel generous rather than precious. Service stays attentive and warm, and the dining room atmosphere supports lingering meals and meaningful moments.

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Vin Sur Vingt Wine Bar - DC

Vin Sur Vingt is a French wine bar that feels both laid-back and polished, making it an easy choice for a first date. The wine list is extensive, the staff are eager to help with pairings, and the menu offers small plates like escargot, cheese boards, and fries. The patio is a cozy option for evenings outdoors, while the indoor space has an inviting charm. It is the kind of spot that encourages lingering conversation without ever feeling too formal.