Good Wood has some great antique furniture pieces! Definitely stop in and take a look!
The antique store of my dreams. The jewelry, furniture, decor... Everything you could ever need for a photo shoot.
Clever vignettes—'50s tables piled with books, antique vanities strewn with distressed mirrored trays—at this vintage furniture mainstay make you feel like you’ve entered somebody’s very cool loft.
Treasures. Everywhere. A jewel of an antique shop, Miss Pixie's has all the furniture you'll ever need for the cutest apartment ever. #ByeByeIKEA
Coolest antique shop I've ever been in and extremely quality (but also random) items that are reasonably priced.
The vintage finds here are phenomenal. This is one of the best stores in DC for creating a signature style. Read more.
Great pieces of jewelry and art. Homemade doughnuts- so delicious. Just make sure you have cash! #mco435
Good weather = full house = lots of good finds. Get there early to nab the best stuff.
Great tour docents! Caren Pauley is fabulously knowledgeable about the antiques and furnishings. Great space to celebrate!
Absolutely gorgeous house with some really neat history behind it. Make sure to stop by for a one-hour tour!
Built 1902-05 and was one of the largest and costliest private homes in the city. Built for diplomat Larz Anderson and his wife Isabel. Designated a National Historic Landmark in 1996.
The Eastern Market has much more to offer than just fresh produce: be sure to check out the handmade jewelry, crafts, and antiques, too!
The market itself is open every day, but weekends bring an additional influx of vendors ranging from local farmers to antique furniture.
The Eastern Market has much more to offer than just fresh produce: be sure to check out the handmade jewelry, crafts, and antiques, too!
There’s so much to look at—the Mansion is crammed with antiques and curiosities, almost all donated by former guests—you won’t know what to take in first.
The Sunday dessert tea is terrific, delicious sweets and cakes great tea!! Be sure to see John Lennon's letter to the laundry in the John Lennon Suite it's hilarious!
We were there for brunch but you don't really go here for the food (which wasn't bad). You go for the experience of seeing and riding the Mansion. That was interesting enough to warrant a thumbs up.
Neat bar themed after the famed Civil War general, with antique photos and silver lithographs on the walls. Cool cocktails, including a "Gin & Pine" with a not-often-seen pine liqueur. Refreshing!
Cool place for a cocktail. Low key and good music.
Cashew nuts with rosemary are a great nar snack that pair well with the whiskey cocktails here.
Inside the Hillwood’s museum and garden are 18th-century Russian and French art and antiques collected by owner Marjorie Merriweather Post, heiress to the General Foods fortune.
This is a fantastic place to visit. The gardens are beautiful. Definitely come and see.
This beautifully maintained mansion boasts one of the most remarkable collections of Russian decorative art outside of Russia. Enjoy afternoon tea after one of their docent or audio tours.
Dealers carry everything from antique home furnishings to vintage clothes. You cannot leave here without a treasure! Read more.
Get ready to shop! The Georgetown Flea stocks an unbeatable selection of home furnishings, political memorabilia, and vintage clothing (on Sundays)! -- Green Guide Editor
Stuff, stuff and more stuff, people watching, treasures and trash
I went with a large party and we ordered every tapas on the menu! I loved the swordfish dip, seafood ceviche, seared scallops, cheese empanadas, lamb skewers and duck carnitas.
Great brunch. Buffet of menu items and unlimited mimosas. Food is delicious but drinks are too sweet. Beautiful ambiance and decor. Great place for large groups. Very loud. Maybe hard to hear.
Barracks Row hotspot from Momofuku alum Aaron Silverman, with an eclectic menu spanning pho to popcorn soup. The bar upstairs, furnished with antique couches, is a nice perch to wait from.
Bring a few friends to wait in line with and try almost everything on the menu. Highlights include the lychee salad, corn with guajillo chile, pickle-brined fried chicken, and caramelized cauliflower.
One of the best appetizers fit for a last meal request: Crumbled pork sausage, litchis, coconut milk, tropical herbs, fiery habanero. When you get your bill: Chocolate-mint meringue cookies. Read more.
Favorite meal Pittsburgh cheese steak with Cole slaw on the side. Also, their peppered bacon is the best!
The bar is quite nice, but you only know that if you go back that far!
The food is delicious! Make sure to try the house-made Pierogis.
If you're up for a bit of shopping on your trip in Washington DC, Dupont Circle is the area you want to stop by. Here you'll find antique stores, boutiques, bookstores and more.
A great place to take a stroll anytime of the year. Sip a coffee or snack on something from one of the many surrounding restaurants. I love reading a book on a bench near the fountain. Classic DC.
The circle is so gay, you can't even walk straight.
Very cool decor. Order the sea bass, beef stragnof, chicken balls and the potato and mushroom dumplings!! Amazing food!!!
If vodka's your poison, Mari Vanna's a place to go. They infuse their own spirits on site. The third floor of the Russian restaurant has more of a lounge feel.
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