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September 8, 2009
Comet Ping Pong Washington, D.C.
Play a bit of ping-pong in the industrial-chic setting while you wait for gourmet pizzas and sinful sundaes.
September 8, 2009
2 Amys Washington, D.C.
Endure the crowds for some of the city’s best pizza, fine wine, and a setting straight out of Napoli. Brunch donuts have a cult following.
September 8, 2009
Hell Point Seafood Washington, D.C.
Budget-friendly seafood (think lobster rolls and fried clams) on the water.
June 1, 2009
Blue Ridge Washington, D.C.
Americana all around with reclaimed church pew seats, Amish quilts on the walls, house-made punches, and menus paying tribute to the Mid-Atlantic. Brunch means bluegrass, buckets of beer, and donuts.
December 8, 2008
National Zoo Washington, D.C.
Panda-mania for kids of all ages (and the young at heart). No visit to D.C. is complete without a wander through the free animal park.
October 23, 2008
ACKC Cocoa Bar Washington, D.C.
If Willy Wonka created a coffee shop. Sip chocolate of hot or cold varieties and eat pastries, cupcakes, or other sugary confections.
September 5, 2008
Lavender Moon Cupcakery Washington, D.C.
Set in a converted row house, the colorful bakery uses organic products, herbs from the garden, and minimal sugar for flavors like minty chocolate and vanilla with lemon curd.
July 9, 2008
Good Stuff Eatery Washington, D.C.
Staying true to its name, the burger joint twists the classic with toppings like pickled daikon and carrots or spicy chili. Hand-cut fries and frothy, old-fashioned shakes keep crowds swarming.
Photo: Courtesy of Good Stuff Eatery
June 12, 2008
Dolcezza - Bethesda Washington, D.C.
Forget all about Italy with this Argentine-style gelateria. Sample several incarnations of dulce de leche, but don’t overlook the seasonal fruit and herb flavors, sourced locally.
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