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Welcome to Martin's Tavern
Since 1933, Martin’s Tavern has come to be one of the most celebrated taverns in Washington history, a home away from home. Georgetowners, Washington’s movers and shakers, Hollywood stars, Broadway legends and just plain “G.I. Joes” all say, “Meet me at Martin’s.”
Martin’s Tavern has had the honor of serving every president from Harry Truman to George W. Bush. It has survived the Great Depression, World War II and Korea, Camelot and the Great Society, Vietnam and Watergate, the Cold War and the Gulf War.
Billy and Gina Martin welcome you to their tavern – a Georgetown landmark for more than 70 years.
We hope you enjoy your meal and continue the tradition of telling your friends ...
"Meet me at Martin's!"
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Martin's Tavern News Friday, May 09, 2008
10 Places to Eat That You Should Know About |
| Thursday, May 10, 2007 |
| by Nancy Lewis Of  the hundreds of places to eat in the District, these are some of my favorites. This list is not encyclopedic. It doesn't include the ever-changing trendy places in the U Street and Logan Circle areas. There are no rankings. These are just places -- some are single restaurants and others are locations offering lots of choices -- that you should know about if you live here ...
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FROM THE TRUMP BLOG: A Georgetown Eatery that's a Marketing Masterpiece Too |
| Friday, April 06, 2007 |
 I’m writing from Washington, DC. Two nights ago, my family and I had dinner at a terrific Georgetown eatery called Martin’s Tavern. This morning, we went back for breakfast. And if we were staying another day - you guessed it - we’d be going back for lunch.
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Martin’s Tavern mentioned in the DC Wonkette |
| Wednesday, January 03, 2007 |
 Did you happen to notice the 12/22/06 entry in the DC Wonkette? This is one of the ‘infamous’ on-line DC Gossip columns telling of all the important emerging trends and events in our Nation’s Capital. Martin’s Tavern was mentioned along w/ the December 19th visit by Rep. Steny Hoyer (D-MD). As seen below, all had a terrific time and enjoyed the unique charm of Martin’s Tavern.
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