Martin’s Tavern in Georgetown is like a grandparent of sorts — it possesses a certain wisdom that only comes with age and a comfortable friendliness that makes you want to spend hour upon hour ...

Over nine decades, Martin's Tavern has seen its share of history and clientele. JFK proposed to Jackie in one of the booths, and there has been a long line of presidents making appearances since then.

Martin’s Tavern, the oldest family-owned and operated restaurant in D.C., marks its 90th anniversary this month, and will bring back dishes from its original 1933 menu for a few days, along with ...

EVERY PRESIDENT from Harry S. Truman to George W. Bush has stopped into Martin's Tavern (1264 Wisconsin Ave. NW; 202-333-7370), a Georgetown watering hole that opened just as Prohibition ended.

Martin’s Tavern, located on Wisconsin Avenue in Georgetown, has been a staple neighborhood bar in the District for 90 years. Opened in 1933, ...

Martin's Tavern opened at Wisconsin and N streets NW the day after Prohibition ended in 1933, and since then it has been Georgetown's open secret as the best place for traditional American fare.

Martin’s Tavern These wooden booths have seen decades of history. Written by Emily Brown | Published on September ... An intimate, fixed-in-time dining room helps Martin’s keep the old charm of a ...

Billy Martin, Owner of Martin’s Tavern, met virtually with Ms. Riggs, listened carefully to her concerns, and had a positive discussion about charting a path forward.