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Bronze is a restaurant inspired by Afrofuturism that melds fantasy and gastronomy with the culture of the African Diaspora. It tells the 700-year-old story of Alonzo Bronze, who traveled freely around the globe, searching for new cultures to learn from and share with. Eventually, the people of Bronze with their mythic cranes settled on a lush and bountiful island in the modern-day Caribbean. Chef Toya Henry, Keem Hughley, Al Thompson, and Nadine Brown have created a three-level 5,300-square-foot restaurant for you to experience the imagined travels of Alonzo Bronze.

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Chef Onwuachi’s vibrant Afro-Caribbean cuisine shines in a sleek, modern space where bold flavors bring people together for an unforgettable dining experience.

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Enduring regional chain serving signature crab cakes & other Maryland-style seafood in casual digs.

Festive cantina delivering Mexican eats & margaritas along with regular live music events.

Dauphine's is an elegantly designed New Orleans-style restaurant in downtown D.C. that brings southern hospitality to life with a vibrant menu of familiar dishes and a lively atmosphere, perfect for happy hour or brunch with live music.

A charming, neighborhood shop known for its welcoming vibe, diverse wine tastings, and a solid range of wines and spirits—perfect for a quick stop or gift.