Many DC Restaurants Will Shut Down on Thursday to Protest Trump: Report

WASHINGTON, DC — The "Day Without Immigrants" nationwide protest will take place on Thursday, and many restaurants in the District reportedly will totally close their doors in solidarity, or at least limit their operations.

The protest, launched in response to President Trump's efforts to crack down on immigration, will involve immigrants choosing to stay home from school and work, including restaurants and bars.

That is going to have a big effect on the D.C. dining scene Thursday, according to a Washington Post report.

Here is their full list of restaurants that will either be closed or have limited operations:

Anxo Cider & Pinxtos Bar, Bad Saint, Bangkok Golden, Boundary Stone, Brookland's Finest, Brookland Pint, Bub & Pop's, Busboys and Poets, DC Empanadas, Union Market and food truck, El Chucho, Hank's Cocktail Bar, Hank's Oyster Bar, Hank's Pasta Bar, Himitsu, Ivy and Coney, Jaleo, Jetties, Justin's Cafe, Le Caprice Bakery, Meridian Pint, Oyamel, Peacock Cafe, Pizzeria Paradiso, Pupatella, Rappahannock Oyster Bar, Room 11, Smoke & Barrel, Stomping Ground, Surfside, Thip Khao, Veloce, and Zaytinya.

@chefjoseandres closing his DC hotspots tomorrow so support #DayWithoutImmigrants @wusa9 pic.twitter.com/6s4RuQ4hrE
— Delia Gonçalves (@deliangoncalves) February 15, 2017

Image via Donald Trump's official Twitter account