If you’re coming to Washington, DC you’re probably interested in learning a thing or two about American history. Get ready to eat and drink your way through a crash course in US politics at the top historic restaurants and bars in the city. OLD EBBITT GRILL Founded in 1856, this historic restaurant, the oldest in
Filled with high-end restaurants, and luxury boutiques, Georgetown is the ultimate place to ball out in DC. Check out our options below for the top five destinations treat yourself in the neighborhood. SIMIT AND SMITH Start your day off at this newly opened Turkish bakery, which serves up simits, a luxurious Istanbul take on the
Spring and summer in DC mean cherry blossoms, festivals, and most importantly–patio season. Check out our recommendations below for where to dine outdoors during the warmer months. DACHA This German beer bar in Shaw, sandwiched next to a giant Elizabeth Taylor mural, is one of the city’s best places to while away an afternoon under
Only a ten-minute drive away from the Graham lies Dupont Circle, a hub of nightlife and restaurants. Check out our recommendations below for a lively evening out in DC’s central area. BONFIRE This fire-themed bar in Dupont Circle is one of the area’s buzziest recent openings. Take yourself back to summer camp with the phenomenal
Quaint, cobblestoned Georgetown feels like a world away from the urban rush of the District. Check out our recommendations for where to spend the day with the kids in this quaint, historic paradise. KEY BRIDGE BOATHOUSE Whether you’re looking for a boat ride in the Potomac or want a kayaking adventure, the Key Bridge Boathouse
