Places to Eat/Drink
Food scene
Busboys and Poets is a full-service restaurant, bar, bookstore, coffee shop, and events venue in Washington, D.C., founded in 2005 by Andy Shallal. The original Busboys and Poets is located at 14th & V in the U Street Corridor.
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Busboys and Poets
450 K St NWBusboys and Poets is a full-service restaurant, bar, bookstore, coffee shop, and events venue in Washington, D.C., founded in 2005 by Andy Shallal. The original Busboys and Poets is located at 14th & V in the U Street Corridor.
Bear Bear Cafe is located a few blocks for house on 1 St & R Street. It is an American restaurant with a casual interior & patio (outdoor sitting) serving breakfast, lunch & candlelit dinners.
Service options: Dine-in · Curbside pickup · No-contact delivery
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Big Bear Cafe
1700 R St NWBear Bear Cafe is located a few blocks for house on 1 St & R Street. It is an American restaurant with a casual interior & patio (outdoor sitting) serving breakfast, lunch & candlelit dinners.
Service options: Dine-in · Curbside pickup · No-contact delivery
Aroi Thai Restaurant and Sushi Bar brings you delicious Thai food and Japanese style sushi. Aroi uses only high quality ingredients combined with our very personal interpretation of Thai, and Asian specialties.
Eat delicious food. Grab a drink. But most of all, relax!
Source: Aroi Restaurant
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Aroi
1832 1st St NWAroi Thai Restaurant and Sushi Bar brings you delicious Thai food and Japanese style sushi. Aroi uses only high quality ingredients combined with our very personal interpretation of Thai, and Asian specialties.
Eat delicious food. Grab a drink. But most of all, relax!
Source: Aroi Restaurant
'Ben and Virginia Ali opened the doors in 1958, Ben’s Chili Bowl has been a pillar of the Washington, DC community. Although U Street has seen many changes over the decades, our steadfast commitment to our guests remains the same. We welcome our regulars as well as those visiting from across the country and around the world.
Our fresh homemade chili and delicious half smokes are still made with love, using the original secret recipe. Dine in, carry out, or enjoy delivery from one of our locations, or order from HalfSmokes.com to bring a taste of The Bowl to your own table. Thank you for supporting Ben's - we look forward to seeing you very soon!'
Source: Ben's Chill Bowl
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Ben's Chili Bowl Mural
1213 U St NW'Ben and Virginia Ali opened the doors in 1958, Ben’s Chili Bowl has been a pillar of the Washington, DC community. Although U Street has seen many changes over the decades, our steadfast commitment to our guests remains the same. We welcome our regulars as well as those visiting from across the country and around the world.
Our fresh homemade chili and delicious half smokes are still made with love, using the original secret recipe. Dine in, carry out, or enjoy delivery from one of our locations, or order from HalfSmokes.com to bring a taste of The Bowl to your own table. Thank you for supporting Ben's - we look forward to seeing you very soon!'
Source: Ben's Chill Bowl
Lydia On H Lydia is owned by one of our family owners, Victor Chizinga. If you like spicy food a lively atmosphere it is a must visit location, which includes outdoor sitting.
'Lydia is a Malawian owned business which is located on H Street NE and adds an Afro-Caribbean Flair, inspired by Jamaica and Malawi.
The menu is filled with jerk chicken wings and sandwiches and salmon fritters.
Mains include four-hour braised oxtail with jollof rice; grilled or fried whole snapper; and spicy alfredo penne pasta with sweet peppers and salmon. West African street foods like beef or chicken suya skewers are also in the mix. Hookah service and rotating DJs on the first floor also add to the laid-back atmosphere.'
Source: D.C. Eater
LYDIA ON H
1427 H Street NortheastLydia On H Lydia is owned by one of our family owners, Victor Chizinga. If you like spicy food a lively atmosphere it is a must visit location, which includes outdoor sitting.
'Lydia is a Malawian owned business which is located on H Street NE and adds an Afro-Caribbean Flair, inspired by Jamaica and Malawi.
The menu is filled with jerk chicken wings and sandwiches and salmon fritters.
Mains include four-hour braised oxtail with jollof rice; grilled or fried whole snapper; and spicy alfredo penne pasta with sweet peppers and salmon. West African street foods like beef or chicken suya skewers are also in the mix. Hookah service and rotating DJs on the first floor also add to the laid-back atmosphere.'
Source: D.C. Eater
Union Market is located of Florida Avenue on 5th Street N.E. and is less than 30mins walk from the house. Union Market is known as the hippest feasting ground, which was recently revived. You will find food stalls, informal restaurants and kitchenware boutiques that’d impress even Top Chef competitors. There is outdoor and rooftop sitting.
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Union Market
1309 5th St NEUnion Market is located of Florida Avenue on 5th Street N.E. and is less than 30mins walk from the house. Union Market is known as the hippest feasting ground, which was recently revived. You will find food stalls, informal restaurants and kitchenware boutiques that’d impress even Top Chef competitors. There is outdoor and rooftop sitting.
'The Wharf is DC's most popular restaurant destination. Residents and visitors alike can take advantage of fine dining, casual cafes, and gourmet on the go on the waterfront. Have a cocktail with friends after work, make a reservation for date night, or bring the whole family during the weekend. The options are all yours. Please visit restaurants' websites for reservations, menus, and seasonal specials.'
Learn more about the best places to eat via the following link: https://www.wharfdc.com/restaurants/
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Distrito Wharf
760 Maine Ave SW'The Wharf is DC's most popular restaurant destination. Residents and visitors alike can take advantage of fine dining, casual cafes, and gourmet on the go on the waterfront. Have a cocktail with friends after work, make a reservation for date night, or bring the whole family during the weekend. The options are all yours. Please visit restaurants' websites for reservations, menus, and seasonal specials.'
Learn more about the best places to eat via the following link: https://www.wharfdc.com/restaurants/
'Georgetown is a lot of things to a lot of people. Cobblestone streets and cupcake tours. Waterfront picnics and political watering holes. Canal history and charming boutiques. Founded in 1751, 40 years before the nation’s capital, DC’s original neighborhood has a storied history—but half the fun is writing your own.'
- Source: https://www.georgetowndc.com/
Learn more about the 15 Most Scenic Georgetown Waterfront Restaurants in Washington, D.C via the following link https://american-eats.com/washington-dc/best-waterfront-restaurants-georgetown/
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Georgetown
'Georgetown is a lot of things to a lot of people. Cobblestone streets and cupcake tours. Waterfront picnics and political watering holes. Canal history and charming boutiques. Founded in 1751, 40 years before the nation’s capital, DC’s original neighborhood has a storied history—but half the fun is writing your own.'
- Source: https://www.georgetowndc.com/
Learn more about the 15 Most Scenic Georgetown Waterfront Restaurants in Washington, D.C via the following link https://american-eats.com/washington-dc/best-waterfront-restaurants-georgetown/
'Adams Morgan is a multicultural neighborhood centered on the happening nightlife scene around 18th Street. The stretch buzzes with eclectic bars, music venues and international restaurants from Vietnamese to Ethiopian, plus late-night pizza and falafel spots. Brick row houses, some brightly painted or featuring quirky murals, are home to independent bookstores, artisan cafes, vintage clothing shops and yoga studios.'
Source: Google
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Adams Morgan
'Adams Morgan is a multicultural neighborhood centered on the happening nightlife scene around 18th Street. The stretch buzzes with eclectic bars, music venues and international restaurants from Vietnamese to Ethiopian, plus late-night pizza and falafel spots. Brick row houses, some brightly painted or featuring quirky murals, are home to independent bookstores, artisan cafes, vintage clothing shops and yoga studios.'
Source: Google
Dupont Circle is a popular residential neighborhood with lively dining and nightlife. Eclectic eateries, coffee shops, bookstores, dive bars and dance clubs cluster on Connecticut Avenue, while over on Massachusetts Avenue, stately buildings line Embassy Row. The Phillips Collection displays Impressionist and modern paintings in a Georgian Revival mansion.
Content Source: Google
Pictures Source: Washington.org and Youtube
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Dupont Circle
Dupont Circle is a popular residential neighborhood with lively dining and nightlife. Eclectic eateries, coffee shops, bookstores, dive bars and dance clubs cluster on Connecticut Avenue, while over on Massachusetts Avenue, stately buildings line Embassy Row. The Phillips Collection displays Impressionist and modern paintings in a Georgian Revival mansion.
Content Source: Google
Pictures Source: Washington.org and Youtube
Neighborhoods
The famous U Street Corridor less than 15 mins walk for the house, where you will find lots of eateries, such as Cafe's, Restaurants, Bars and Night Clubs.
'Take a stroll down U Street and you’ll find an eclectic array of entertainment options, from live music venues celebrating the neighborhood’s deep roots in the African American jazz scene to up-all-night restaurants that attract U Street’s social set. The neighborhood is worth exploring for foodies who want a side of music with their menu, or those who want to taste-test some only-in-DC staples.'
Learn more about the best to eat/drink via the following link: https://washington.org/places-to-eat/u-street-washington-dc
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U Street Northwest
U Street NorthwestThe famous U Street Corridor less than 15 mins walk for the house, where you will find lots of eateries, such as Cafe's, Restaurants, Bars and Night Clubs.
'Take a stroll down U Street and you’ll find an eclectic array of entertainment options, from live music venues celebrating the neighborhood’s deep roots in the African American jazz scene to up-all-night restaurants that attract U Street’s social set. The neighborhood is worth exploring for foodies who want a side of music with their menu, or those who want to taste-test some only-in-DC staples.'
Learn more about the best to eat/drink via the following link: https://washington.org/places-to-eat/u-street-washington-dc