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El Tamarindo, a 40-year-old staple in Adams Morgan, dishes up vibrant Salvadoran and Mexican eats, most famously its late-night pupusas, until the wee hours.

Nestled in a century-old Nabisco factory in Eckington, Lost Generation Brewing Co. serves inventive IPAs and lagers in a cozy, family-friendly space.

Republic Cantina is your go-to Truxton Circle spot for fresh breakfast tacos, sauntering cacti decor, and vibrant Tex-Mex vibes, perfect for brunch or cozy dinners.

La’ Shukran is a hidden gem in Union Market where vibrant Levantine flavors and eclectic decor blend to create a cozy yet lively dining experience that'll make you feel transported.

Step into The Jefferson, a luxe 1920s boutique hotel with elegant rooms, top-notch dining, and impeccable service, all just blocks from D.C.'s iconic sights.

Nestled in distressed-chic quarters, this cozy Tuscan gem offers hand-rolled pasta and a solid wine selection, perfect for any dining occasion.

At Yellow Georgetown, delicious Levantine dishes and friendly vibes create a lively spot, though be prepared for bustling crowds and long lines.

District Winery, D.C.'s first urban winery, combines a sleek tasting room and waterfront views with a menu showcasing fresh, flavorful bites to pair with its in-house wines.

This vibrant bar serves up inventive Middle Eastern cocktails and delicious bites, all in a warm atmosphere with lively crowds and friendly staff.

Nestled behind a gas station, this library-themed cocktail bar serves up creative drinks and trendy bites in a cozy, speakeasy-inspired atmosphere.