Pair a Chicago-style hot dog with a Hawaiian Koloa rum specialty cocktail at Firefly, which will be open till 1 a.m. January 18 through January 20. The specialty cocktails are $13 and $7.50 during the special late night happy hour from 11 p.m. till 1 a.m. And Firefly will also serve brunch with $2 mimosas on Inauguration day.

Wildfire's $13.95 lunch specials during inauguration weekend will celebrate Obama's old hood — there's a Chicago-style italian beef and a spicy chopped chicken giardiniera salad. Oh yeah, they'll be celebrating America too with a special American deluxe burger with bacon, pickles, and thousand island homemade coleslaw, paired with french fries.

Hill Country will be open and serving their full bar menu till 4 a.m. for inauguration parties on both Sunday, January 20 and Monday, January 21. On inauguration day, the restaurant will serve breakfast starting at 8 a.m., with a special pop-up breakfast taco stand inside dishing out brisket and egg tacos and coffee from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. The kitchen will serve its normal menu from 11:30 a.m. on, with Presidential drink specials throughout the day, like a $5 Commander-in-Chief champagne cocktail and $1 POTUS-pop Jell-O shots. The party keeps going into the evening, with free live band karaoke kicking off at 7 p.m.

Chef Todd Gray is planning a special inaugural brunch menu featuring the favorite foods of President Obama and Martin Luther King Jr. The $35 three course brunch will be available from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Sunday, January 20, and will include dishes like Georgia pecan pie, Barack's Angus beef burger, and maple-red wine pork sausage on cheddar grits.

Brightest Young Things is taking over U Street's Tap & Parlour/Bohemian Caverns/LIV venue from 9 a.m. to 2 a.m. on inauguration day, offering a slew of entertainment options including performances by musicians, DJs, and comedians. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner will be for sale in Tap & Parlour, and tickets to the event cost $15 for early bird purchase, $20 online, and $25 for day of tickets.

DC3 will serve an Egg-Nauguration Breakfast Dog for $4.99 over the long weekend, from January 18 through January 21. That's a housemade breakfast sausage served on French toast butter loaf with scrambled eggs, cheddar cheese, and maple syrup.

There's more than one inauguration hot dog in town: try Bayou Bakery's POTUS dog, featuring two Chicago-style beef hot dogs topped with onion, dill pickle spears, roasted sundried tomatoes, pickled sport peppers, relish, mustard, and celery salt.

Acadiana and sister restaurants Ceiba, DC Coast, and District Commons are all serving the "Sparkling Second Term" specialty cocktail, made with Averell Damson plum gin, Leopold Brothers New York apple whiskey, housemaid lemon bitters and a splash of cave.

Order an Obama-tini — a mix of Ketel One, Hypnotiq passion fruit liqueur, and Blue Curaçao — at both Brasserie Beck and sister restaurant Mussel Bar & Grille in Bethesda.

Try six U.S. presidents' favorite foods when you order the special inauguration $45 six-course tasting menu at Lincoln restaurant, which will be available January 18 through the 21. Your dinner through the administrations begins with JFK fish chowder and Lincoln oyster salad, followed by Obama olive oil-poached salmon, Clinton cornflake baked fried chicken, Roosevelt rabbit shepherd's pie, and with Ronald Reagan monkey bread pudding for dessert.

Churchkey is hosting a gala of its own, the Inaugural Brewers Ball, which will draw in brewers from outfits like Allagash Brewing Company, Schlafly Beer, Heavy Seas, and Flying Dog Brewery, among others. Ringing in at $150 a ticket, the event will be held on Monday, January 21 from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m., and in addition all that beer, guests will nosh on stationed and passed bites from Birch & Bailey chef Kyle Bailey and pastry chef Tiffany MacIsaac. Call (202) 567-2576 to purchase a ticket.

If a Chicago dog is too expected, try Obama Chicago-style Guac at Tortilla Coast. It's exactly what it sounds like: avocado, relish, onions, and mustard.

On inauguration day starting at 6 p.m., Jack Rose is throwing a Hawaiian luau on its heated roof deck to fete Obama, with a pig roast, SPAM sliders, tiki cocktails, beer from Hawaii's Kona Brewing Co., grass skirts, leis, and hula dancers.