Local Resources Guide Where is the Conference Hotel? The Washington Marriott Wardman Park is located at 2660 Woodley Rd NW, Washington, DC. Make sure to venture outside the immediate area. With Cleveland Park to the north, Adams Morgan to the east, and Dupont to the south—walking 20 minutes in any direction offers countless options for food, drinks and shopping.

Transportation: General Information Metro: The Metrorail service will get you close to many of your destinations, with just a short walk to get where you want to go. The Metrorail system has six color- coded lines (see Metro Map on page 6). The direction of your train is determined by the last stop in the direction you are traveling. The stations where two or more Metrorail lines cross are called “transfer points.” Signs in the station will direct you to your train. Fares are higher during peak hours (weekdays, 5-9:30 a.m. and 3-7 p.m.). The hotel is just a 5-minute walk from the Woodley Park-Zoo Station (Red Line). You can read more about the Metrorail system here: https://washington.org/navigating-dc-metro

 Tip: When riding the escalator, stand to your right, walk to your left.  Tip: No eating or drinking on the metro.  Tip: If you get on your train the wrong way, simply get off at the next stop. At larger stations, you will need to take the escalator to cross to the other side of the tracks.

To take the metro or bus, purchase a SmarTrip card at a Metrorail Fare Card Vending Machine. Load a designated amount on your SmarTrip card and tap your card at the gate. The fare card machines provide information on the cost from your station to your destination. Peak hours: fares usually range from $2.25 to $6 per trip. Off-peak hours: typically from $1.85 to $3.85.

Bus Service: Use a SmarTrip card or cash on a Metrobus. Fares for regular routes are $2.00. Seniors and persons with disabilities ride for $1.00 for regular routes. You must have exact change. Have your pass, transfer or exact fare ready when you board. DC Circulator: The DC Circulator1 offers bus service between several very popular neighborhoods. The Green Route stops right outside the Woodley Park-Zoo (metro Red Line) and at Calvert St and Lanier Pl NW in Adams Morgan, and the McPherson Square Metro Station on the Blue and Orange Lines. The Blue Route serves Dupont Circle and Georgetown in DC, and Rosslyn across the Potomac River in Arlington, Virginia.

Capital Bikeshare: Interested in seeing DC on two wheels? Capital Bikeshare has over 350 stations across DC, Maryland and Virginia. Rent a bike from one station and drop it off at any of the other designated stations. One ride costs $2, a 24-hour pass costs $8, and a 3-day pass runs $17. The closet bike station is located at Calvert St and Woodley Pl NW (just a 7-minute walk from the hotel). Navigate to this site to join:

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https://www.capitalbikeshare.com/pricing. Our interactive map2 includes a bike route from the hotel to the National Mall, where you can visit monuments and museums.

Taxi and Ridesharing: You can hail a cab from most places around the city, but you can also download the DC Taxi app. The app allows you to choose from regular, large, or wheel-chair accessible vehicles. Taxi fare is on a meter system with the fee determined by the length of trip, and most taxis accept credit cards. Get a taxi by standing at the side of the street and wave your hand! The city is also served by private ridesharing companies, Uber, Lyft and Via. These apps allow you to request a car and payment is made through the credit card on your account.

Getting to / from the hotel From Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA): Metro will take you about 40 minutes. Take the Yellow Line (toward Greenbelt, Mt Vernon Sq or Fort Totten), get off at the Chinatown-Gallery Place Station, and transfer to the Red Line (toward Grosvesnor or Shady Grove); OR take the Blue line (toward Largo Town Center), get off at the , and transfer to the Red Line (toward Grosvesnor or Shady Grove). A taxi, Uber or Lyft to the hotel will usually cost $19-$25 (and typically take 20-25 minutes, depending on traffic). Look for signs when you leave baggage claim. Shuttle:3 Check the listing for available shuttles, reservation information, and schedules.

Dulles International Airport (IAD): Metro Silver Line does not yet extend all the way to Dulles. To take metro, you will need to take the Silver Line Express bus to the Wiehle-Reston East Metrorail station (15 minute trip, cost is $5 cash or credit, no SmarTrip card). Then, transfer to the Red Line at Metro Center in the direction of Shady Grove. Shuttle:4 The shared shuttle is an easier way to get from Dulles Airport to the Marriott Wardman. The cost is $30 one way plus gratuity/tip. Taxi: Uber and Lyft usually cost $45, but check to see if surge pricing is in effect. Washington Flyer Taxi service is available. Follow signs to the taxi queue. It will cost about $60 (not including tip) to take a taxi from Dulles International Airport to the Marriott Wardman.

Thurgood Marshall Baltimore Washington International Airport (BWI): BWI is the furthest of the three airports from the Marriott Wardman, but often has very low airfares. An Uber or Lyft typically costs $60 one way, but check to see if surge pricing is in effect. We do not recommend taking a regular taxi since fares can cost upwards of $100 or more one way. Shuttle:5 A shared van to the hotel will cost about $48. The shuttle services have desks inside the terminal. Follow the signs to ground transportation. Amtrak/MARC Rail:6 Trains are on fixed schedules. MARC is a commuter train that might work out if you are ready to travel to DC during rush hour Monday to Friday (early morning or afternoon). You can take a shuttle from the airport to the train station. Check the websites for more information. Metro: Metro offers BWI Express Metrobus service between BWI and the Greenbelt metro station. The BWI Express/B30 service runs every

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60 minutes (Monday-Friday, 6:30am-9:33pm) to the Greenbelt Metro Station, which is located on the Green Line of the system. After arriving to Greenbelt, take the train to Gallery Place-Chinatown Station to transfer to the Red line in the direction of Shady Grove.

What to see and do Washington, D.C. has plenty of arts, culture and sporting activities to keep you busy and entertained. If you stay a few extra days in the DC area, this list provides some recommended activities and places to visit.

What’s going on around DC: To find out what is going on around DC, check out the Washington Post Going out Guide.7 The Cultural Tourism DC Event Calendar also has great information on upcoming events.8

Restaurants: Washington Evaluators has developed an interactive map. Feel free to use this to find restaurants and bars near the hotel.9 Check local newspapers, including the Washington Post, Express, or City Paper entertainment guides.

Museums: You can find a list of museums, free and paid on DC’s official tourism site.10 Every museum that is part of the Smithsonian Institution has free access. Check out the website11 to plan your visit to any of the 19 museums, gardens, or the zoo (near the hotel) while you're in town. The Smithsonian’s newest addition, the National Museum of African American History & Culture12 is a popular destination, but you need a timed entry pass to visit. Check the website to see if Same-Day tickets are available.13 The National Archives, where you can view the US Constitution and Declaration of Independence, is free to visit, although tickets can also be reserved online for a nominal fee.14 There are also plenty of other paid museums that visitors may find interesting, like the Newseum15 or the International Spy Museum.16 The collection of the National Gallery of Art (free) consists of Byzantine to contemporary art, and includes a Leonardo da Vinci painting that is painted on both sides.17

National Mall and Memorial Park: The National Park Service has a map of the National Mall, including all monuments.18 Bike route: You can rent a bike and ride to these site (use our interactive map for the route).19 Walking tour: Here is a suggestion for a 90-minute walking tour: Get off metro at the Smithsonian stop, walk east past the Air and Space Museum, Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, and Botanical Gardens; pause at the Capitol Reflecting Pool; continue around past the National Gallery of Art, and Museums of American

7 www.washingtonpost.com/goingoutguide 8 http://www.culturaltourismdc.org/portal/dc-events-calendar1 9 https://goo.gl/GCyKgA 10 https://washington.org/topics/museums 11 https://www.si.edu/museums 12 https://nmaahc.si.edu/visit 13 Click on this link to see if Same-Day tickets are available: https://nmaahc.si.edu/visit/passes 14 https://www.archives.gov/museum/visit/reserved-visits.html 15 http://www.newseum.org/ 16 https://www.spymuseum.org/about/ 17 https://www.nga.gov/visit.html 18 https://www.nps.gov/nama/planyourvisit/maps.htm 19 https://goo.gl/GCyKgA 3 DC Local Resources Guide Rev Sept 2017

History and Natural History. Continue walking toward the Washington Monument. You can take a detour from the Washington Monument to Constitution Ave for a glimpse of the White House (between 16th and 17th St). From the Washington Monument, if you have time, continue on to the Jefferson Memorial. If short on time, turn back and retrace your steps back to the Martin Luther King Memorial (further on you will find the FDR Memorial). At the MLK Memorial, you can cross Independence Avenue. You will then see the World War II, Korean Memorial, Vietnam Memorials, and the Reflecting Pool. Continue to the Lincoln Memorial. The Vietnam Memorial is on the opposite side of Reflecting Pool. From the Lincoln Memorial you can walk up 23rd street to the Foggy Bottom Metro Station.

The Arlington National Cemetery: This US military cemetery is located in Arlington, Virginia. You can visit the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and President Kennedy’s gravesite), and the US Marine Corps / Iwo Jima Memorial (next to Arlington Cemetery).20

Federal Government Buildings: The White House Visitors Center is at 14th St and Pennsylvania Ave NW.21 You can also book a tour of the U.S. Capitol.22

Suggestions for Independent Sightseeing Visit the Washington Evaluators site for our short guide for independent sightseeing, including sites near and far from the hotel.23

Other Attractions: Washington, DC has an excellent tourism website24 that explains sites to see, provides tips on accessing our many free museums, and explains the neighborhoods in the city. The city offers many interesting diversions, including arts and cultural destinations and outdoor experiences. Here are some of the city’s many sites that might entice you to stay that extra day.  The National Zoo (free entry, near hotel)25  Basilica of the National Shrine26  National Arboretum27  Washington National Cathedral28  John F. Kennedy Center for Performing  Historic Synagogue (6th and I Arts29 Streets NW) 30  Howard Theatre31  The Islamic Center32

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Washington, DC is quickly becoming a city of murals. If you're tired of walking around the Smithsonian museums, you can also get your art fix by wandering around the city's neighborhoods. MuralsDC is a project funded by the DC Department of Public Works, in cooperation with the DC Commission on the Arts and the Humanities. Since its pilot in 2007, MuralsDC has painted more than 70 murals in every ward of the city. You can learn more about this initiative here33 and even plot your own walking tour by using their mural locator34.

Neighborhood Heritage Trails Many visitors see DC as only being the seat of government, but residents have contributed to the city's rich history since its founding. Cultural Tourism DC35 has organized self-guided walking tours of nearly every neighborhood. If you're interested in seeing more than monuments and museums, hop on the bus or metro to a different part of town and then follow one of the Cultural Tourism DC guides, which can be downloaded or accessed on your mobile device. As you're walking, look out for Heritage Trail signs to learn more about local neighborhood culture and history.

Washingtonian Guide to Washington, DC: Trails for Hiking, Biking, and More: includes descriptions of and directions to local trails.36

Music and Entertainment: Some of our favorite theaters are metro accessible or a 15-20 minute cab ride from the hotel. Here are some that might be of interest:  The Kennedy Center (book tickets) and ● Howard Theatre39 Millennium Stage (free performances every ● Studio Theatre40 day at 6:00PM)37 ● Warner Theatre41  Shakespeare Theatre Company (Sidney ● Woolly Mammoth42 Harmon Hall and Lansburgh Theatre)38 ● National Theater43

Other notable music venues include Madam's Organ44 and Songbyrd45 in Adams Morgan (near the conference hotel), U Street Music Hall46 and the 9:30 Club47 (once voted the best music venue in the country), and Gypsy Sally's48 in Georgetown. If you're interested in hanging out with some local musicians, make sure to check out the weekly drum circle at Malcolm X / Meridian Hill Park on Sundays at 3pm.

33 http://muralsdcproject.com/ 34 http://muralsdcproject.com/murals/map-of-muralsdc-locations/ 35 http://www.culturaltourismdc.org/portal/neighborhood-heritage-trails 36 http://www.washingtonian.com/articles/visitors-guide/guide-to-washington-dc-trails-for-hiking-biking-and-more/ 37 http://www.kennedy-center.org/video/upcoming 38 http://www.shakespearetheatre.org 39 http://thehowardtheatre.com/ 40 http://www.studiotheatre.org/ 41 http://warnertheatredc.com 42 http://www.woollymammoth.net 43 http://thenationaldc.org/ 44 http://www.madamsorgan.com/ 45 http://www.songbyrddc.com/ 46 http://ustreetmusichall.com/ 47 http://930.com/ 48 http://www.gypsysallys.com/ 5 DC Local Resources Guide Rev Sept 2017

Washington, DC was also the birthplace of jazz legend, Duke Ellington (the bridge near the Marriott Wardman Park is named after him). You can see local artists and famous acts continuing in his tradition at one of the many jazz and blues venues: the legendary Blues Alley49 in Georgetown; Columbia Station50 and Bossa Bistro & Lounge51 in Adams Morgan (near the conference hotel); Jojo Restaurant & Bar52 on the U Street Corridor; and the highly recommended non-profit jazz club Alice's Jazz and Cultural Society 53in Brookland.

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Restaurant Guide: November 2017 The Local Arrangements Working Group (LAWG) has assembled a list of restaurants that we hope will shorten the time you need to search for places and lengthen the time you can spend enjoying yourselves. After listing some common search engines you can use to find restaurants, this guide includes favorites from LAWG members and other listings sourced from local and credible sources.

Local Guide: Around the Marriott Wardman Park

Interactive Map To make it easier to navigate the area surrounding the Marriott Wardman Park, we've listed locations in three nearby neighborhoods: Woodley Park (where the hotel is located), Cleveland Park (about a 20-minute walk north), and Adams Morgan (about a 20-minute walk east). On the map, below, you'll find restaurants to grab lunch or dinner (blue pin), breakfast spots and coffeehouses (green coffee mug icon); grocery stores (black icon); and bars (red glass icon). We've also marked transportation options like the metro and Capital BikeShare stations.

You can view this map on your phone by using the Google Maps app.54

In Woodley Park, many of the restaurants surrounding the hotel offer happy hour specials. Bars in Adams Morgan are a little more diverse, offering everything from happy hour, live music, and karaoke.

All pins on the map are linked to a location's website. So, if you're interested in finding a bar or restaurant to host your Topical Interest Group (TIG) outing, you can easily find a venue, see Google reviews, and contact them to make a reservation.

You'll also find a few directions that you can activate, including walking directions to the National Zoo or a bicycle route to the Smithsonian Museums / National Mall area.

Don’t Take Our Word for It, Look at These Resources! Here are some online resources for selecting restaurants and other places to get refreshments. Most include ratings from their members or subscribers. Many of the websites listed below also have user-friendly apps available.

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Google Maps: http://maps.google.com/. Generate a quick map to search for restaurants. Just enter your search criteria in the window (e.g. restaurants near Marriott Wardman), and hit return. Open Table: http://www.opentable.com/washington-dc-restaurants. Make on-line reservations and read restaurant reviews. Yelp: www.yelp.com/dc. There are 158 listings within a one-mile walk of the hotel, located across three neighborhoods (Woodley Park, Cleveland Park and Adams Morgan).

We’ve also highlighted a few highly ranked restaurants across these three neighborhoods, listed below. This list includes the type of food, contact information, and whether the location is good for groups (for TIG and other events).

Conference Hotel: The Marriott Wardman has its own coffee area, bars and restaurants, but we recommend exploring the surrounding neighborhoods. There are lots of places within walking distance to please the most discriminating palate and the tightest per diem.

Looking for a restaurant that can accommodate your group? Group restaurants are always in demand for TIG meetings, university and other group receptions and get-togethers, and more impromptu gatherings. Here are some questions you can ask establishments to determine if their restaurant will meet your large group needs. 1. Do they take reservations, and for what size group? 2. Do they have private rooms? Will they reserve a private room for happy hour or dinner, and for how large a group? 3. Do they charge a deposit for a large group or use of a private room? Does it have to be paid at the time of the reservation, and if yes, is it refundable and with how much notice? 4. Is there a food or drink minimums if a room is reserved? 5. Do they offer happy hour specials, a fixed price menu, or a catering menu for a group? 6. Do they offer gluten free, vegetarian, or vegan food? 7. What’s the noise level like? 8. Can you determine the quality of the food, based on website rankings/scores and LAWG member feedback? 9. How’s the cost ($=cheap eats; $$=moderate; $$$=pricy; $$$$=per diem buster)? 10. Is it open for breakfast or lunch as well?

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Woodley Park

Duke’s Counter $$ Burgers, Pubs, Sandwiches Sorriso Bistro Good for groups $$ Italian, Gelato, Breakfast & Brunch 3000 Connecticut Ave NW 2311 Calvert St NW Washington, DC 20008 Washington, DC 20008 Phone number(202) 733-4808 Phone number(202) 803-2872

Hot N Juicy Crawfish Afghan Grill $$ Seafood, Cajun/Creole $$ Middle Eastern, Afghan Good for groups Good for groups 2651 Connecticut Ave NW 2309 Calvert St NW Washington, DC 20008 Washington, DC 20008 Phone number(202) 299-9448

Macintyre’s LiLLiES Restaurant & Bar $$ Sandwiches, Pubs, Burgers $$ Mediterranean, Bars, Italian Good for groups 2915 Connecticut Ave NW 2621 Connecticut Ave NW Washington, DC 20008 Washington, DC 20008 Phone number(202) 450-4824 Phone number(202) 506-3427

District Kitchen Petits Plats $$ American (New) $$ French, American (New) Good for groups 2653 Connecticut Ave NW 2606 Connecticut Ave NW Washington, DC 20008 Washington, DC 20008 Phone number(202) 518-0018 Phone number(202) 238-9408

Open City Tono Sushi $$ American (Traditional), Diners, Pizza $$ Sushi Bars, Japanese Good for groups Good for groups 2331 Calvert St NW 2605 Connecticut Ave NW Washington, DC 20008 Washington, DC 20008 Phone number(202) 332-2331 Phone number(202) 332-7300

Umi Japanese Cuisine Stone’s Throw Restaurant & Bar $$ Sushi Bars, Japanese $$ American (New), Steakhouses Woodley Park 2660 Woodley Rd NW 2625 Connecticut Ave Washington, DC 20008 Washington, DC 20008 Phone number(202) 745-6920 Phone number(202) 332-3636

The Italians Kitchen New Heights Restaurant $$ Pizza, Italian $$$ American (New), Desserts, Breakfast & Good for groups Brunch 2608 Connecticut Ave NW Good for Groups Washington, DC 20008 2317 Calvert St NW Washington, DC 20008

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Phone number(202) 939-2979 Phone number(202) 234-4110

Nando’s PERi-PERi Robert’s Restaurant (at the Omni Shoreham $$ Chicken Shop, Portuguese, South African Hotel) Good for groups $$ American (New), Breakfast & Brunch 2631 Connecticut Ave 2500 Calvert St NW Washington, DC 20008 Washington, DC 20008 Phone number(202) 204-1251 Phone number(202) 756-5300

Lebanese Taverna Rajaji Fine Indian Cuisine $$ Lebanese, Mediterranean $$ Indian Good for groups 2603 Connecticut Ave NW 2641 Connecticut Ave NW Washington, DC 20008 Washington, DC 20008 Phone number(202) 265-7344 Phone number(202) 265-8681

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Cleveland Park

Medium Rare Indique $$ Steakhouses, American (New) $$ Indian, Pakistani, Bars Good for Groups Good for Groups 3500 Connecticut Ave NW 3512-14 Connecticut Ave NW Washington, DC 20008 Washington, DC 20008 Phone number(202) 237-1432 Phone number(202) 244-6600

Laredo St. Arnold’s Mussel Bar $$ Mexican, Latin American, American $$ Bars, Seafood (Traditional) Good for Groups Good for Groups 3433 Connecticut Ave NW 3500 Connecticut Ave NW Washington, DC 20008 Washington, DC 20008 Phone number(202) 621-6719 Phone number(202) 966-2530

Dolan Uyghur Restaurant Byblos Deli $$ Asian Fusion, Middle Eastern, Halal $ Middle Eastern Good for Groups Good for Groups 3518 Connecticut Ave NW 3414 Connecticut Ave NW Washington, DC 20008 Washington, DC 20008

Fat Pete’s Barbeque Spices Asian Restaurant $$ Barbeque $$ Sushi Bars, Asian Fusion, Soup Good for Groups Good for Groups 3407 Connecticut Ave NW 3333-A Connecticut Ave NW Washington, DC 20008 Washington, DC 20008 Phone number(202) 362-7777 Phone number(202) 686-3833

Paragon Thai Restaurant Cleveland Park Bar and Grill $$ Thai $$ Sports Bars, American (New) Good for Groups Good for Groups 3507 Connecticut Ave NW 3421 Connecticut Ave NW Washington, DC 20008 Washington, DC 20008 Phone number(202) 237-2777 Phone number(202) 806-8940

Siam House Thai Restaurant $$ Thai Cleveland Park 3520 Connecticut Ave NW Washington, DC 20008 Phone number(202) 363-7802

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Adams Morgan

Sakuramen Al Volo $$ Asian Fusion, Ramen, Korean $$ Italian 2441 18th St NW Good for Groups Washington, DC 20009 1790 Columbia Rd NW Phone number(202) 656-5285 Washington, DC 20009 Phone number(202) 758-0759

Rosario Tail Up Goat $$ Italian, Cocktail Bars, Wine Bars $$$ Cocktail Bars, American (New), Italian Good for Groups Michelin rated 2435 18th St NW 1827 Adams Mill Rd NW Washington, DC 20009 Washington, DC 20009

Cuba Cuba Donburi $$ Cuban $$ Japanese Good for Groups 2438 18th N W 2309 18th St NW Washington, DC 20009 Washington, DC 20009 Phone number(202) 629-1047 Phone number(202) 297-2011

Maiwand Grill DC Bul $$ Afghan $$ Korean, Bars Good for Groups Good for Groups 1764 Columbia Rd NW 2431 18th St NW Washington, DC 20009 Washington, DC 20009 Phone number(202) 851-4700 Phone number(202) 733-3921

Astor Mediterranean Lapis $ Greek, Mediterranean, Middle Eastern $$ Afghan, Cocktail Bars, Desserts Good for Groups Good for Groups 1829 Columbia Rd NW 1847 Columbia Rd NW Washington, DC 20009 Washington, DC 20009 Phone number(202) 745-7495 Phone number(202) 299-9630

Lilise Pizzeria Mama Ayesha’s $ Pizza, Desserts, Chicken Wings $$ Middle Eastern, Mediterranean, Syrian Good for Groups Good for Groups 1824 Columbia Rd NW 1967 Calvert St NW Washington, DC 20009 Washington, DC 20009 Phone number(202) 506-7599 Phone number(202) 232-5431

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Ababa Restaurant Zenebech Restaurant $$ Ethiopian $ Ethiopian, Vegetarian, African Good for Groups Good for Groups 2106 18th St NW 2420 18th St NW Northwest Washington, DC 20009 Washington, DC 20009 Phone number(202) 518-6191 Phone number(202) 667-4700

Spoon The Diner $ Bubble Tea, Desserts, Cafes $$ Diners, Bars 2473 18th St NW Good for Groups Washington, DC 20009 2453 18th St NW Phone number(202) 234-0330 Washington, DC 20009 Phone number(202) 232-8800

Bourbon Southern Hospitality $$ Bars, American (Traditional) $$ Southern, American (New),Sandwiches Good for Groups Good for Groups 2321 18th St NW 1815 Adams Mill Rd NW Washington, DC 20009 Washington, DC 20009 Phone number(202) 332-0800 Phone number(202) 588-0411

Meze Roofers Union $$ Turkish, Mediterranean, Middle Eastern $$ Bars, Burgers, Sandwiches 2437 18th St NW Good for Groups Washington, DC 20009 2446 18th St NW Phone number(202) 797-0017 Washington, DC 20009 Phone number(202) 232-7663

Ventnor Sports Cafe Pop’s SeaBar $$ Sports Bars, Pubs, American (Traditional) $$ American (Traditional), Dive Bars, Good for Groups Seafood 2411 18th St NW Good for Groups Washington, DC 20009 1817 Columbia Rd NW Phone number(202) 234-3070 Washington, DC 20009 Phone number(202) 534-3933

So’s Your Mom The Grill From Ipanema $ Delis, Sandwiches, Bagels $$ Brazilian, Tapas/Small Plates, Salad 1831 Columbia Rd NW Good for Groups Washington, DC 20009 1858 Columbia Rd NW Phone number(202) 462-3666 Washington, DC 20009 Phone number(202) 986-0757

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