| Dining on Dupont and Beyond... |
| By Tim & Carolyn Sinniger |
| Here are some other restaurants and shops on Connecticut worth seeking out... |
| Contents copyright Northwest Wine Fan 2007 |
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| We hope you enjoyed our adventures in D.C. All best, Tim & Carolyn |
| Chipotle 1629 Connecticut Ave. NW 202-387-8621 www.chipotle.com This is a great place for a burrito. It is styled like Subway. You move through the line and tell them what you want on your burrito. Inexpensive and fun. |
| Timberlake's Restaurant 1726 Connecticut Ave. NW 202-483-2266 www.timberlakesrestaurant.net Sandwich and a beer! |
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| La Tomate Italian Bistro 1701 Connecticut Ave. NW 202-667-5505 www.latomatebistro.com Lunch was good here but dinner a little spotty. Most of our friends like it though. We'll give it another try next time in D.C. |
| Anna Maria's 1737 Connecticut Ave. NW 202-667-1444 No website available Been here twice for dinner. Old style Italian restauarnt and one of the oldest establishments on Connecticut. Good food! |
| Zorba's Cafe 1612 20th Street NW 202-387-8555 www.zorbascafe.com We have not eaten here yet but it was crowded for both lunch and dinner every time we passed by. Will definitely try this next trip. |
| Thaiphoon North 2011 South S Street 202-667-3505 www.thaiphoon.com Have not eaten here, but hear it is great. |
| Secondi Consignment Clothing 1702 Connecticut Ave. NW - Second Floor 202-667-1122 www.secondi.com Everything from Banana Republic to Prada. And right in the neighborhood. How convenient! |
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| World renown art is abundant in D.C... |
| The Phillips Collection 1600 21st Street NW 202-667-1122 www.phillipscollection.org A must see while in D.C. Works of art from Cezanne * El Greco O'Keefe * Picasso Renoir * van Gogh And don't miss the Alfred Stieglitz photo display |
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| The Smithsonian Museums On the National Mall and beyond 202-633-1000 www.gosmithsonian.com You can spend an entire week or more traveling around D.C. visiting all of the Smithsonian facilities and the National Galleries. We were impressed with everywhere we went and probably did not see even half of the exhibits during the last two years. This website is a valuable guide to study while planning your visit to D.C. and well worth the time to take in the grandeur of the National Mall. |
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| Arlington National Cemetery 703-607-8000 www.arlingtoncemetery.org The Tomb of the Unkown Soldier, The Eternal Flame of the Kennedy grave, the Arlington House...Inspiring! |
| And some of the other sites we saw in D.C... |
| The Supreme Court 1702 Connecticut Ave. NW - Second Floor 202-667-1122 www.supremecourtus.gov The highest judicial body in the country. Nine judges and not a one of them would fix a parking ticket! |
| The National Cathedral 3101 Wisconsin Ave. NW 202-537-6200 www.nationalcathedral.org There was a graduation taking place the day we went, but still a reverent experience. A must see. |
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