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Härth at Hilton McLean Tysons Corner #hilton #lobby

This morning I found myself at Hilton McLean Tysons Corner for lunch at Härth. It’s a fabulous space making its way to Hilton Hotels and Resorts around the globe.Here are some photos I took earlier today of the lunch, including flatbreads, an Arnold Palmer, and a Blue Crab mac n cheese.
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Disclosure: Hilton Hotels and Resorts hosted my visit. Lunch was really, really good.

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