Lafayette Square is a pretty little park that is popular with locals—who will be doing the same thing as you. It’s a wonderful oasis in the middle of the city, and a great spot for people watching. Read more.
Cruise over to Bobby Van's steakhouse for a the best porterhouse in D.C. You never know who you'll see! It's a favorite dining choice for D.C. hot shots. Read more.
This is a "go-to" place. Whether you want a romantic evening, a night out with the parents, a meal with friends, business dinner, or an interesting meal by one's self GO TO Tabard!
Tabard's simple yeast doughnuts are a must. Before the designer doughnut obsession took off, these guys held the title of best fried dough in the District. They're still amazing and freshly-fried. Read more.
Exceptional in every way - from the subtle accents of an impeccable decor to the mixologists and meals, and the gracious staff - beautiful experience. How a meal with friends should be convened!
Great Grand Hotel, doormean nicely decorated rooms, a bit small, a/c unit noisy, close to metro stop, dining, coffee and convenience store (CVS). Quick check-in and check-out. Overall favorable!
Hip and trendy! Within walking distance to variety of metro stops (rail & bus) and also close to really good food spots.
Large, beautiful rooms in convenient location right on the Dupont Circle; nice bar and great restaurant also. Read more.
Daiquiris were invented in Cuba but arrived in the U.S. for the first time at the Army and Navy Club in 1909. Read all about D.C.'s booze history in PROHIBITION IN WASHINGTON, D.C. Read more.