The Tea Room, Woodward & Lothrop Washington D.C. 1937

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The Tea Room, Woodward & Lothrop Washington D.C. 1937Once one of Washington DCs favorite department stores, Woodward and Lothrop was located on the F Street shopping corridor, affectionately nicknamed Woodies. Department stores typically had tearooms as a way of encouraging shoppers to stay longer, and you will see from this 1937 menu that veritable feasts were on offer for luncheons. From entrees of crab or lamb to salads, sandwiches and cold plates, the appetites of hungry shoppers were lavishly

it only began to reach a wider audience in the late 1940s

It was enlarged by Henry IV in 1589 and finally completed in 1603

This stylish mid-century menu cover depicting cowboys was dated September 1957

Men proposed to their wives there

’ and was a go-to place for special occasions like birthdays and anniversaries

On opening night

paused near San Francisco Bay in June 1579 to repair his galleon and prepare for a journey across the Pacific

this was no ordinary chop suey joint and it became a destination restaurant

this charming vintage menu from the SS Laconia shows both passengers and the mythic creatures who live at the bottom of the sea celebrating in style

which was as well-known for its steaks as it was for its Chinese food

The Desert Inn underwent a $250 million refurbishment in 1997 and in 2500

Highly regarded locally