D C Filipino Food Festival

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1100 Maine Ave SW
Washington, DC 20024

D C Filipino Food Festival is a local establishment in Washington, DC that celebrates Filipino cuisine and culture through food events and festivals.

They aim to provide a platform for showcasing traditional Filipino dishes and promoting community engagement through culinary experiences.

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3.02 reviews
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Jane L.
6/23/2019

This was a small festival located in a large venue. And it quickly grew into a large festival with a number of disappointed people who had to be turned away. Luckily I got there early and had zero...

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Julie A.
6/22/2019

I grew up in a town where they had an annual Filipino cultural festival. So it had been a few years living in the DC area and I was getting a bit homesick since I don't see many pinoys/pinays...

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