50 Hours in D.C.

Capital Hill

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Hotel

Pendry at the Wharf @pendrywharfdc

Riggs Hotel @riggshotel

Friday

Moonraker, rooftop at Pendry Hotel at the Wharf

Sunset: Rooftop bar Moonraker at the new and trendy boutique hotel Pendry at the Wharf @pendrywharfdc

ilili at the Wharf 

Friday Dinner: ilili at the Wharf @ililirestaurants. Lebanese restaurant with an outpost in NYC.

Friday Live Music: Anthem at the Wharf

Saturday

Saturday Cafe: Petite Cerise @petitecerisedc. This New Orleans style French restaurant serves delicious pastries and coffee from 8am - 11am.

Patries at Petite Cerise (“little cherry” in French)


Saturday Brunch: Tatte @tattebakery Tatte is a D.C. chain bakery & cafe with 14 locations. Chic and modern decor with full breakfast and lunch menu. You won’t go wrong with Tatte if you just want a quick bite for breakfast or lunch in D.C.

Tatte Georegetown 

Saturday Afternoon: You can spend the whole afternoon people watching on Wisconsin Avenue - the main retail corridor in Georgetown

Georegetown Waterfront Park 

Georgetown Waterfront Park has a beautiful waterfront promenade for a leisurely sunset stroll.

Sunset River Cruise on Potomac River

Saturday Sunset: Georgetown Waterfront Sunset Cruise along the Potomac River. $30 for a 60 minute ride. Onboard from Waterfront Georgetown Park.

Riggs Cafe at Riggs Bank in Penn Quarter

Saturday Dinner: Riggs Cafe at Riggs Hotel. Former Riggs Bank converted into this trendy boutique hotel. The minute you walk in, you will be amazed by the interior decor. The whole concept reminds me of the Ned in London.

Saturday Cocktail: Silver Lyan. The basement of former Riggs Bank vault was converted into a chic cocktail lounge.

Saturday Live Music: 930 Club @930club

Sunday

Maman

Sunday Brunch: Maman @_mamannyc_ Maman is a chain bakery & cafe from NYC. They have multiple locations in every neighborhood in D.C. Just like Tatte, you won’t go wrong with Maman no matter which area you are in.

Sunday Afternoon: Catch a performance at the Kennedy Center. Or just take a leisurely 30 mins stroll from Kennedy Center to Lincoln Memorial and take in the panoramic waterfront view.

Sunday Art: Hirshhorn Sculpture Garden and Museum @hirshhorn. The brutalism architecture reminds me of the round Guggenheim Museum in NYC.

Hirshhorn Sculpture Garden and Museum

Renwick Gallery @renwickgallery currently onview Janet Echelman’s “1.8 Renwick”

Janet Echelman, Renwick Gallery 

Sunday Sunset: Take a postcard worthy photo of the Monument at Lincoln Memorial.

Sunday Dinner: Rania @raniawashingtondc. Indian Cusine with Harry Potter like magic potion drinks.

Dabney @thedabneydc This Michelin starred Mid-Atlantic restaurant is hidden in the back alley.

Sunday Cocktail: Death &Co. @deathandcompany This cocktail bar from NYC has a DC outpost.



















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