The Salt Line

3901 Connecticut Avenue NW is a six-story Tudor Revival apartment building in the North Cleveland Park neighborhood of Washington, D.C. Designed by architect George T. Santmyers, 3901 Connecticut Avenue was built in 1927 for developer Harry Bralove.

This lively seafood haven serves up New England favorites and Baja delights like fish tacos, all in a breezy beach house vibe that's hard to resist.

Inspired by Victorian pubs, this expansive, lower-level watering hole features a 19th-century bar.

Upscale Peruvian restaurant dishing up ceviche, grilled anticuchos, and cocktails.

Nestled in the Conrad Hotel, Estuary dazzles with chic decor and a menu that creatively honors Chesapeake seafood delights from talented chefs.

Elegant landmark property featuring an ornate lobby & a luxe spa, plus an acclaimed bar & dining. Featuring columns and gilded ceilings, this stately hotel dating from 1850 is a 6-minute walk from the White House, less than a mile from the National Mall and 2 miles from the Lincoln Memorial. Refined rooms have city or courtyard views, plus 47-inch flat-screen TVs, Keurig coffeemakers and minibars. Wi-Fi is available (fee). Suites add separate living areas; some come with whirlpool tubs, dining rooms and/or foyers. There's a high-end restaurant serving seasonal cuisine, a lounge offering high tea, and an acclaimed bar. Other perks include a full-service spa and a fitness center, as well as a business center and parking (fee).

Le Diplomate is a bustling, charming eatery where you can indulge in classic French dishes and delicious brunch fare, all in a cozy atmosphere.

Nestled in the Union Market District, this stylish rum distillery offers a variety of clever cocktails in a hip, airy setting perfect for any gathering.

Famous zoo housing more than 2,200 animals from around the world, plus free admission.