Guidebook for Washington
Parks & Nature
Half a Block away. Maintained and Managed by the National Park Service. See a fitting tribute to President Lincoln and education activist Mary Mcleod Bethune.
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Lincoln Park
Half a Block away. Maintained and Managed by the National Park Service. See a fitting tribute to President Lincoln and education activist Mary Mcleod Bethune.
Established in 1927 by an Act of the United States Congress, this national treasure contains 446 acres of fabulous flora and fauna and is especially known for its Asian, azalea and conifer collections. Don't miss the 300 year old Bonsai trees!
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Arboretum
Established in 1927 by an Act of the United States Congress, this national treasure contains 446 acres of fabulous flora and fauna and is especially known for its Asian, azalea and conifer collections. Don't miss the 300 year old Bonsai trees!
Steeped in history, rich with tradition, the United States Botanic Garden (USBG) is a living plant museum that informs visitors about the importance, and often irreplaceable value, of plants to the well-being of humans and to earth's fragile ecosystems.
More than 200 years ago, George Washington had a vision for the capital city of the United States that included a botanic garden that would demonstrate and promote the importance of plants to the young nation. Established by the U.S. Congress in 1820, the U.S. Botanic Garden is one of the oldest botanic gardens in North America. Since 1934, it has been administered through the Architect of the Capitol.
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Jardin botanique des États-Unis
100 Maryland Ave SWSteeped in history, rich with tradition, the United States Botanic Garden (USBG) is a living plant museum that informs visitors about the importance, and often irreplaceable value, of plants to the well-being of humans and to earth's fragile ecosystems.
More than 200 years ago, George Washington had a vision for the capital city of the United States that included a botanic garden that would demonstrate and promote the importance of plants to the young nation. Established by the U.S. Congress in 1820, the U.S. Botanic Garden is one of the oldest botanic gardens in North America. Since 1934, it has been administered through the Architect of the Capitol.
Shopping
Fresh fruits and veggies. Local milk, cheese, and meats. Ats, crafts, and a thrift market. A must do on the weekend!
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Eastern Market
225 7th St SEFresh fruits and veggies. Local milk, cheese, and meats. Ats, crafts, and a thrift market. A must do on the weekend!
Sightseeing
Library of Congress
101 Independence Ave SECentre des visiteurs du Capitole des États-Unis
First Street Southeast
The White House South Lawn
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NWCour suprême des États-Unis
1 First St NEEssentials
Grocery store with wide selection of Organic products. Easy walk. Budget friendly . and Two Buck Chuck.
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Trader Joe's
750 Pennsylvania Ave. SEGrocery store with wide selection of Organic products. Easy walk. Budget friendly . and Two Buck Chuck.
Self Serve Coin Laundry. Many machines and lots of capacity in the big washers and dryers.
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Slow Nickel Series-Laundromat
1101 C St NESelf Serve Coin Laundry. Many machines and lots of capacity in the big washers and dryers.
Closest liquor store with a great wine and spirits selection.
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Carmine's Italian Restaurant - Washington D.C.
E Street NWClosest liquor store with a great wine and spirits selection.
CVS
1418 P St NWGetting Around
Half a block away! See DC on a bike, Very convenient and budget friendly.
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Capital Bikeshare
Half a block away! See DC on a bike, Very convenient and budget friendly.
Eastern Market station
701 Pennsylvania Ave. SEFood Scene
In the shadow of the Capitol, dotted with members-only restaurants, might be the last place you’d expect to find a typical neighborhood greasy spoon.
Yet just a few blocks east of the Capitol steps sits Jimmy T’s Place, a cash-only, sass-heavy hole in the wall greasy spoon that has steadily become a Hill institution.
Much of the diner’s décor remains the same as when its doors opened 50 years ago. Breakfast is the best. Be prepared for a wait on weekends.
Exclusive "no reservation" dining experience for the discerning foodie. A “happy dining experience” awaits at this Capitol Hill New American that wins accolades for an “over-the-top delicious” menu that’s small plates–centric and “not afraid of bold flavors and some heat”; from its “hip, farmhouse style” to the “sweet” servers that steer the table in “all the right directions”, it’s no wonder that most find it “worth the wait” – no reservations are accepted.
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Rose's Luxury
717 8th St SEExclusive "no reservation" dining experience for the discerning foodie. A “happy dining experience” awaits at this Capitol Hill New American that wins accolades for an “over-the-top delicious” menu that’s small plates–centric and “not afraid of bold flavors and some heat”; from its “hip, farmhouse style” to the “sweet” servers that steer the table in “all the right directions”, it’s no wonder that most find it “worth the wait” – no reservations are accepted.
This French restaurant in the Capitol Hill neighborhood has great a great wine list, an excellent menu, and exceptional service.
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Montmartre
327 7th St SEThis French restaurant in the Capitol Hill neighborhood has great a great wine list, an excellent menu, and exceptional service.
Like jetting to Italy for dinner, Acqua al 2's food is authentic Tuscan fare to a T! Romantic environment, delicious drinks, and all your favorite meals. Especially wonderful for a celebration
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Acqua Al 2
Like jetting to Italy for dinner, Acqua al 2's food is authentic Tuscan fare to a T! Romantic environment, delicious drinks, and all your favorite meals. Especially wonderful for a celebration
Matchbox is a neighborhood staple and never disappoints. Brick oven pizza is always delicious. Try the chicken pesto pizza and a meatball pizza, as well as the famous 3,6,9 sliders. Crab soup is a regional specialty and a must get!
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matchbox
521 8th St SEMatchbox is a neighborhood staple and never disappoints. Brick oven pizza is always delicious. Try the chicken pesto pizza and a meatball pizza, as well as the famous 3,6,9 sliders. Crab soup is a regional specialty and a must get!
A chic counter-serve for boldly flavored chicken plates or sandwiches & farm-fresh sides. Delicious Mac n cheese, avocado plate, roasted sweet potato. Reasonably priced. Great service. Friendly. Very Casual. Nice atmosphere. Eat healthy and treat yourself!
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Farmbird
625 H St NEA chic counter-serve for boldly flavored chicken plates or sandwiches & farm-fresh sides. Delicious Mac n cheese, avocado plate, roasted sweet potato. Reasonably priced. Great service. Friendly. Very Casual. Nice atmosphere. Eat healthy and treat yourself!
This “neat place” on happening H Street NE “nails the Belgian triad – mussels, frites and brews” – and also rolls out an “amazing” burger that can be washed down with one of its “wicked” foreign beers; just be prepared for the kind of “comfortable, barlike” scene that gets can get loud with “happy drinkers.”
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Granville Moore's
1238 H St NEThis “neat place” on happening H Street NE “nails the Belgian triad – mussels, frites and brews” – and also rolls out an “amazing” burger that can be washed down with one of its “wicked” foreign beers; just be prepared for the kind of “comfortable, barlike” scene that gets can get loud with “happy drinkers.”
A DC Icon. Home to the original "Half-Smoke." Ben's Chili Bowl is a staple of DC. Eat a delicious chili dogs and hot dogs with various toppings, while listen to the funk and soul hits of the 70s. The fries are good, but even better with chili and cheese. If you want a good burger or hot dog meal at a decent price, definitely stop by if you are in the area. Do not miss this classic DC throwback,
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Ben's Chili Bowl
1001 H St NEA DC Icon. Home to the original "Half-Smoke." Ben's Chili Bowl is a staple of DC. Eat a delicious chili dogs and hot dogs with various toppings, while listen to the funk and soul hits of the 70s. The fries are good, but even better with chili and cheese. If you want a good burger or hot dog meal at a decent price, definitely stop by if you are in the area. Do not miss this classic DC throwback,
Unbelievable home-made Pretzels. So delicious. Try the "Everything Pretzel!"
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The Pretzel Bakery
257 15th St SEUnbelievable home-made Pretzels. So delicious. Try the "Everything Pretzel!"
Just a block or so away, this small but Charming basement-level shop on the west side of Lincoln Park, on 11th Street between East Capitol Street and North Carolina Ave, SE. Excellent sandwiches and a to-die-for "chocolate suisse" pastry. Weekend staff are very nice. Several small tables outside make for great people and park watching.
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Wine & Butter Cafe & Market
1023 E Capitol St SEJust a block or so away, this small but Charming basement-level shop on the west side of Lincoln Park, on 11th Street between East Capitol Street and North Carolina Ave, SE. Excellent sandwiches and a to-die-for "chocolate suisse" pastry. Weekend staff are very nice. Several small tables outside make for great people and park watching.
Insomnia Cookies
1309 H St NEDelicious homemade cookies for pickup or delivery.
Jimmy T's Place
501 E Capitol St SEDrinks & Nightlife
A Speakeasy accessed by a secret sliding wall, this snug, dimly lit space serves craft cocktails & snacks. Superhip and off the beaten path.
contact at reservations@haroldblackdc.com or via text at 202-627-0994 for reservations and directions.
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Harold Black
212 7th St SEA Speakeasy accessed by a secret sliding wall, this snug, dimly lit space serves craft cocktails & snacks. Superhip and off the beaten path.
contact at reservations@haroldblackdc.com or via text at 202-627-0994 for reservations and directions.
The second oldest liquor license in the city. Longtime divey hangout providing beer & comfort food to crowds of regulars in a taxidermy-adorned space. Pitchers of PBR, awesome burgers, and stuffed deer asses on the wall. Try the Joe's West Virginia!
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Tune Inn
331 1/2 Pennsylvania Ave. SEThe second oldest liquor license in the city. Longtime divey hangout providing beer & comfort food to crowds of regulars in a taxidermy-adorned space. Pitchers of PBR, awesome burgers, and stuffed deer asses on the wall. Try the Joe's West Virginia!
Dark-wood, Old English pub with a traditional British menu & a tuck shop with imported U.K. staples.
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The Queen Vic
1206 H St NEDark-wood, Old English pub with a traditional British menu & a tuck shop with imported U.K. staples.
Bavarian bar with a large heated beer garden/patio, sports on the TVs, German pub grub & beer.
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Biergarten Haus
1355 H St NEBavarian bar with a large heated beer garden/patio, sports on the TVs, German pub grub & beer.
Ex-funeral parlor turned lounge with vintage decor, bands & DJs, dance floor & rooftop bar.
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Rock & Roll Hotel
1353 H St NEEx-funeral parlor turned lounge with vintage decor, bands & DJs, dance floor & rooftop bar.
A lovable dive bar. A local crowd comes to this small, boxing-themed bar for drinks & weekend brunch. Open late.
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The Pug
1234 H St NEA lovable dive bar. A local crowd comes to this small, boxing-themed bar for drinks & weekend brunch. Open late.