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If you’ve been to Washington DC, you will have noticed that Georgetown feels like an entirely different city and that’s because, until 1871, it actually was. Today, it’s a leafy and charming area in northwestern DC.

Johnny Spero’s Lonely Hunter pop-up sells crispy-bottomed pies and smash burgers in Georgetown.

Georgetown is featured in several scenes throughout the movie.

If DC is on your list, get the utmost in privacy (and, therefore, safety) and head over to the posh Rosewood in Georgetown, which recently unveiled six townhouse-style accommodations—a first of its kind in the city—next to the hotel.

Jenkins decided “to lace little things of that era throughout the film,” such as re-creating the punk/new wave retail shop Commander Salamander, which closed on Georgetown’s Wisconsin Avenue a decade ago.

Highlights include meals from Reverie, Chez Billy Sud, and Neighborhood Restaurant Group.

Georgetown’s Filomena Ristorante, Clyde’s Restaurant, and Pillar & Post all made the list.

The Georgetown location is slated to open in the former Jonathan Adler space on Wisconsin Avenue NW, with a seating capacity of 60 people.

REWILD is at the patio of Market House, the former Dean & Deluca store at 3276 M St. NW. It is open from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. every Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Dec. 20