Zion Kitchen

Restaurant with Himalayan-lodge decor serves spicy Nepalese-Indian fare such as tandoori & momo.

Nestled in a charming two-story farmhouse, this popular spot serves up modern American dishes bursting with local flavors, perfect for brunch or dinner.

Discover a stunning estate filled with 18th-century treasures, lush gardens, and a charming café, perfect for a regal day out in the DMV.

Taylor Gourmet is a hip local deli chain dishing out gourmet hoagies and seasonal delights that are beloved by both regulars and newcomers alike.

Chic quarters, some with river views, in a contemporary hotel offering a pool & a restaurant. Facing the Potomac River, this contemporary hotel in the Wharf district is 6 minutes’ walk from Waterfront metro station, a mile from the Washington Monument and 2 miles from the Lincoln Memorial. Sleek rooms have Wi-Fi, smart TVs and minifridges, as well as coffeemakers. Upgraded rooms add river views. Suites offer living and dining areas. Room service is available 24/7. There’s a Latin American restaurant, a lobby bar and a rooftop lounge, plus meeting and event space. Other amenities include a spa, a 24-hour gym and an outdoor pool with river views, in addition to breakfast and parking.

Georgia Brown's brings a sophisticated Southern charm to downtown D.C., featuring lively jazz, upscale Lowcountry fare like gumbo and fried green tomatoes, and delicious dessert options like peach cobbler, all in a vibrant atmosphere that can feel like a cozy New Orleans club.

Boqueria is a lively DuPont Circle hotspot serving up authentic Spanish tapas amid cozy wood-paneled ambiance, ideal for casual gatherings and happy hours.

At Rasa in Navy Yard, indulge in customizable, vibrant Indian bowls bursting with flavor, all within a stylish space filled with playful decor and a laid-back vibe.

Nestled across from Nationals Park, Gatsby serves up elevated diner classics with a 1920s flair, where the atmosphere is as lively as the bottomless brunch cocktails.

Downtown D.C. welcomes a dreamy new rooftop bar that boasts one of the largest agave menus in the city. The Moxy hotel’s long-awaited rooftop oasis Lucha Rosa is open! Late-night bar service goes until 2 a.m. on weekends, which is a rare feature for its 9-to-5 neighborhood. The Mexican-style cantina marks the second D.C. venue from Baltimore’s Atlas Restaurant Group, which debuted all-day seafood spot Parlour Victoria next door in February. To get to Lucha Rosa, take Moxy’s lobby elevator to the 13th floor to encounter a restaurant adorned in magenta flowers meant to mimic Southern Mexico’s colorful landscape. Lucha Rosa literally translates to “pink struggle” and nods to Mexico’s wrestling culture.