After stints as an e-boutique and a string of pop-ups, the art-meets-life purveyor laid down roots in an airy Soho loft. Think real-life Venn diagram filled with works to wear, pieces to display, and a healthy dose of cheek.

Owners Anna Dewey Greer and Christine Stormberg (childhood pals and Omaha transplants) cull funky finds (acid-washed denim, gem-studded sweatshirts, nubby sweaters) from Nebraska secondhand stores to accompany their eponymous collection, which includes spandex leggings, shredded tees, and The Doggy Bag (a stretched velvet onesie).

Work out over 30,000 square feet of gym, including five studios, a three-story climbing wall, and lounge area with Wi-Fi. Enjoy towel and laundry service, steam and sauna, or even a massage from the on-site team.

Lisa Garza calls the shots at the soul food joint, which lives in the former Hector’s on Henderson space. The Memphis native skips fancy fusion twists on her dinner menu, opting instead for classic dishes such as chicken-fried steak, Gulf shrimp ’n’ grits, and her grandma’s romaine lettuce salad with sweet peas, egg, cheddar, and Hellmann’s dressing.

A rustic joint venture from indie darlings Erica Bradbury (Species by the Thousands) and Phoebe Sung and Peter Buer (Cold Picnic) filled with printed pillows, nature-inspired baubles, etched leather watches, brass rings and cuffs, blankets, and more. Don’t miss the store’s mini line of room sprays, essential oil blends, and soap inspired by folk magic.

Located in the former Florida Room space, the Delano lounge offers presidential-themed drinks, posh leather and velvet decor, and world-renowned DJs.

The unparalleled indoor cycling experience has stadium seating; high-tech bikes that display resistance, rpm, and energy; a dark room and playlist curated by an in-house DJ; and services like complimentary towels and cycling shoes. 

Walter Johnson alums and sisters Christina and Natalie Albina stock their sartorial shop with the same high-end clothes and accessories they’ve sold online since 2010. Its unexpected location on Rockville Pike is a bonus for fashion fans in North Bethesda.

Named after the owner’s mother, the quaint West Loop bakeshop sells fresh-baked, single-serving sweets (banana bread, sandwich cookies, brownies, pie) along with a small breakfast and lunch menu.