Things To Do, Places to Eat
National Mall
Take some time to walk around the D.C. monuments. Start at the Lincoln Memorial and enjoy the view of the National Mall, Jefferson Memorial, Washington Monument, and Capitol Building.
Museums
D.C. has a ton of amazing (and free!) museums for guests who are looking to kill a few hours. Some of our favorites are the National Portrait Gallery, The Hirshorn, Planet Word for some interactive exhibits, and The Renwick (right next to the White House if you want to kill two birds with one stone).
Eat, Drink, and Explore
Most of you are staying in some of D.C.'s most vibrant, historic neighborhoods. Dupont Circle, Adams Morgan, U Street, Logan Circle, and Shaw are FULL of amazing restaurants and bars. We'll be posting some recommendations here, but when in doubt, text us and we can steer you in the right direction!
Dupont Circle
If you're staying in the Dupont Neighborhood here are some of our favorites: Breakfast/Brunch: Tatte Bakery & Cafe Kramers Emissary La Pain Quotidien For some nicer dinner and drinks: Ala Resident's Cafe & Bar Chang Chang Amparo Fondita Planta Queen (Vegan) Bonus: Make sure you walk through Dupont Farmers Market on Sunday!
Adams Morgan
If you're staying in Adams Morgan: For Breakfast/Brunch: Tryst Cafe Soleluna The Potter's House La Tejana for some of D.C.'s best breakfast tacos For some nicer dinner and drinks: Lapis Perry's Reveler's Hour Meze Restaurant The Green Zone Vagabond Anju
U-Street/Shaw
If you're staying in the U-Street/Shaw area: For Breakfast/Brunch: The Royal Big Bear Cafe For some nicer dinner and drinks: St. James Right Proper Brewing Company Maydan
Downtown/Convention Center
If you're staying closer to downtown/near the convention center: For Breakfast/Brunch: Seylou Bakery Tatte Bakery & Cafe Maman A Baked Joint For some nicer dinner and drinks: Unconventional Diner Baan Siam Supra Immigrant Food at Planet Word