Rock & Roll Hotel

Nestled on the vibrant corner of 14th and G Streets NW, OLIO E PIÙ is a cozy Italian trattoria radiating 1970s elegance, perfect for lively gatherings over delicious Mediterranean fare.

Classic 1800s townhouses with antiques-filled rooms (some with shared bathrooms) & a restaurant. Comprising a trio of late-1800s townhouses, this traditionally furnished hotel is a 6-minute walk from the Metro and 1 mile from the Walter E. Washington Convention Center. The elegant, antiques-filled rooms are individually decorated, and provide free Wi-Fi. Some have private bathrooms or sitting areas. Rooms are stair-access only. Access to a nearby gym is available. There's also a bar and lounge with occasional live jazz, plus a New American restaurant with a seasonal menu.

Chewy bagels with lox, pastrami & more, plus Jewish-style ramen & cocktails in modern townhouse.

This cozy, minimalist bakery offers artisan breads and pastries made from locally sourced grains, along with a solid selection of coffee and teas.

Thai entrees & noodles share the menu with Japanese sushi in a modern, richly colored setting.

Annabelle is a chic Dupont Circle eatery serving refined contemporary American fare and craft cocktails, all in a stylish, art-filled setting.

Step into this cozy bistro adorned with rugs and ornate furnishings, where flavorful Afghan kebabs and stews promise a warm, memorable dining experience.

This lively spot serves up delicious smoked fish, juicy burgers, and great seafood while buzzing with good vibes on the rooftop and patio.

Industrial-chic joint serving dumplings, shumai, and other Chinese finger foods, plus cocktails and wine.

"We're closed for the 2024 season, stay tuned for 2025 hours when the weather is warmer! 1921, a Biergarten at the Heurich House Museum, serves a rotating list of fresh local craft beer from DC Brewers’ Guild members, craft cocktails and wine from the area’s best beverage producers, and Senate Beer, the museum’s historic revival with Right Proper Brewing Company. The biergarten is open in the museum’s Castle Garden and carriage house. Gather around Oktoberfest-style tables and Adirondack chairs, warm yourself at our fire pits and heaters, and sip on your drink while visiting HOME/BREWED: How the Chr. Heurich Brewing Co. Witnessed DC History, an exhibit featuring 1,000 objects from the historic brewery."