• Picking The Perfect Restaurants, Food Scene In Washington D.C., And Impactful Food Moments With Kelci Reedy

  • May 11 2023
  • Length: 1 hr and 24 mins
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Picking The Perfect Restaurants, Food Scene In Washington D.C., And Impactful Food Moments With Kelci Reedy

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  • Kelci Reedy is the writer behind Foodish Ways, a Washington D.C. based blog that encourages readers to explore food in their own city. 

    Kelci's fascination with traveling for food started when she attended college in NYC and was completely surrounded by every type of food imaginable. By exploring the city, Kelci grew a better understanding of herself and other food cultures. She realized that so much can be understood about a place by how its food connects everyone. 

    Since Kelci is a local of Washington D.C., she takes this interview to help us plan the perfect trip to the nation's capital.

    For the full show notes of the page with Kelci's recommended resources check out: nomadicfoodist.com/foodishways

    In today’s episode you will learn:

    • About the diversity of food cultures in NYC
    • Why Mom and Pop restaurants are so amazing
    • Tips on how to choose a great restaurant
    • What you can expect when traveling to Washington D.C.
    • What the D.C. food scene is like
    • Tips for travelers for first timers to D.C.
    • Best things to do in D.C. for first timers
    • Which season is best for traveling to D.C.
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