Foursquare hilft dir dabei, die perfekten Orte in Washington für dich und deine Freunde zu finden:

• 9.3

  Tail Up Goat

  Mediterranes Restaurant 1827 Adams Mill Rd NW Washington, D.C.

  

  Leute sagen außerdem (35 Tipps):

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    Rachel Clark: "V accommodating to vegetarians! Incredible food & refreshingly unpretentious for a Michelin-starred place. Amazing service, too—left my purse behind like a moron & my server literally ran after me. 🙏"
• 9.4

  The Green Zone

  Cocktailbar 2226 18th St NW Washington, D.C.

  

  Leute sagen außerdem (9 Tipps):

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    Kasia K: "that was an absolute “wow”. Cocktails feeling like a long mid-eastern travel. Chicken wings cooked to some alternative perfection you’re ready to fall into. Bartender warmly welcoming. So good so far!"
• 9.5

  Georgetown Waterfront Park

  Park K St NW Washington, D.C.

  

  Leute sagen außerdem (91 Tipps):

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    AFAR Media: "One of the main features is a path that runs along the curve of the river. It’s perfect for strolling and is extremely popular for joggers and bicyclists connecting with the Capital Crescent Trail."
• 9.3

  A Baked Joint

  Café 440 K St NW Washington, D.C.

  

  Leute sagen außerdem (120 Tipps):

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    Bitches Who Brunch: "This massive, modern coffee shop is a welcome addition to the ever-growing Mount Vernon Square neighborhood, offering solid coffee drinks with a substantial menu, and delicious house-made baked goods."
• 9.3

  A. Litteri

  Feinschmeckerladen 517 Morse St NE Washington, D.C.

  

  Leute sagen außerdem (37 Tipps):

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    Desiree Alvarez: "My coworkers and I come here for the subs and salads all the time. The sandwiches are great and seriously inexpensive. They have great olive oil and wine if you are having a get together."
• 9.5

  National Gallery of Art

  Kunstmuseum 6th St and Constitution Ave NW Washington, D.C.

  

  Leute sagen außerdem (155 Tipps):

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    HISTORY: "Opened in 1941, this museum, founded by financier Andrew Mellon, has some 116,000 works of Western art dating from the Middle Ages to the modern era."