Adams Morgan’s sushi stalwart is also home to one of the most popular drag brunches in town. There’s two seatings every Sunday, from 10 a.m. to noon and 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. ($39.95 per person). Reservations are highly encouraged and shows typically sell out a week in advance (email perrysdragbrunch@gmail.com to lock down a spot). The kitchen got a big boost last year with the hire of rising Japanese chef Masako Morishita, most recently of Maxwell Park.

Now in its seventh year, DC Drag Brunch takes place every Saturday at Shaw club Harlot. Hosted by D.C. drag queen vet Monet Dupree, each week features celebrity impersonators like Tina Turner, Miley Cyrus, Beyoncé, Cher, Cardi B, Ariana Grande, Barbara Streisand, Rihanna, and more. Admission includes an all-you-can-eat buffet brunch and one themed cocktail on the house, with mimosa buckets and kits available for sale. The$50 ticketrequires a $20 deposit to secure a seat, and the remaining balance is due in cash on the day of the event.

The U Street NW sports bar does drag brunch every Saturday and Sunday at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. for$57.95 per person. The weekend meal features Sapphire Blue and her team of drag performers from all over the DMV, along with an all-you-can-eat buffet full of pork ribs, cheesy grits, scrambled eggs, bacon, mini empanadas, pastas, steamed vegetables, homemade soups, desserts and more. The first mimosa or “Zing Zang” bloody mary is included with each ticket. Customers are encouraged to arrive 15 minutes before show time.

The Dupont dive recently resurfaced after sustaining fire damage, and D.C.’s long-running Class Act Drag Brunch is part of its comeback story. Hosted by Tiffany D. Carter, the lively affair runs every Sunday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and the cost of entry is $9.09. Book a table onResy.

The “Brewed Up Drag Brunch” is back at NoMa’s LGBTQ-owned brewery on Sunday, February 12, with a Lady Gaga theme. Hosted by Desiree Dik, the$25 admissionincludes two drink tickets and $5 bloody marys and mimosas. The pop icon party starts at 12 p.m. and occurs the second Sunday of every month.

The Wharf’s tri-level Italian restaurant kicked off a DJ-driven drag brunch series on its stylish rooftop last year. The next one is set for Sunday, February 12, and a special “drag king” brunch is scheduled for March 12. Thebrunch, complete with a welcome cocktail and a la carte menu, typically occurs the third Sunday of every month.

Capitol Hill’s color-soaked diner does drag brunch every Sunday. DJ Phil Reese and drag queen Tara Hoot alternate between groovy disco funk or Broadway show tunes. The cover-free party starts at 10 a.m. And twice a month on Saturdays, Hoot entertains the kids—or kids at heart—with songs and story time ($10 and free for kids under 8). A portion of proceeds goes towards Open Book Foundation. The next two available shows are February 11 and 25. Gohereto book all of the above.