房源位置

On a quiet residential street two blocks off of the bustling H Street NE corridor. Near Union Station, Capitol Hill, Union Market and the National Arboretum.

Old City Market and Oven (522 K St NE): A beloved neighborhood corner store with unusually great food. They make wood-fired pizzas, sandwiches, breakfast burritos and espresso drinks. You can also shop for wine, beer, snacks or other pantry staples. And there’s a record store in the basement. All right across the street at the corner of K and 6th.

For your other grocery needs, there’s a Whole Foods one block away at 6th and H, a Giant at 3rd and H and Trader Joe’s at 350 Florida Ave. NE.



RESTAURANTS AND BARS

Indigo (243 K St. NE): Great Indian food three blocks away with a lovely outdoor patio + bar.

Laos in Town (250 K St. NE): Laotian restaurant with a nice bar and outdoor seating. Get the crispy rice salad and the whole crispy rock fish!

Café Fili (701 2nd St. NE): Mediterranean food with patio seating, nice for lunch, dinner, coffee or a glass of wine.

Cane (403 H St. NE): Popular Caribbean street food and cocktails.

Ethiopic (401 H St. NE): Wonderful Ethiopian food, a must-have in D.C. Get a giant sampler platter and share it.

Sidamo Coffee & Tea (417 H St. NE): Good local coffee shop.

Fancy Radish (600 H St. NE): An upscale vegetarian restaurant non-vegetarians love, too.

Fresca Taqueria (701 H St. NE): Mexican restaurant with a lush outdoor patio, good margaritas and live music on weekends.

Ben’s Chili Bowl (1001 H St. NE): This is not the original Ben’s, which is on U St. NW, but you can get a classic DC halfsmoke here.

The Pursuit Wine Bar and Kitchen (1025 H St. NE): Good for a glass of wine and appetizers.

Granville Moore’s (1238 H St. NE): A hole-in-wall neighborhood institution great for Belgian beer and mussels. It has poor signage outside, so make sure you don’t walk right past it.

Queen Vic (1206 H St. NE): A British pub popular with locals, with surprisingly good food.

Maketto (1351 H St. NE): Great, very hip Cambodian and Taiwanese-inspired cuisine with a cocktail bar at night some boutique retail. Get the fried chicken with five-spice caramel, the sourdough scallion pancakes, the bao, or pretty much anything.

Mozzeria (1300 H St. NE): Neapolitan pizza. This restaurant is deaf-owned, and many of the people who work there are deaf (the menu will help you communicate).

Stable (1324 H St. NE): Swiss-American restaurant where you can also buy pastries for caryout.

Sospeso (1344 H St. NE): Mediterranean food with a nice bar.



OTHER SHOPPING

Solid State Books (600 H St. NE): Wonderful independent bookstore.

A. Litteri (517 Morse St. NE): Old-school Italian grocery and deli that’s been in the neighborhood for decades. Good for picking up a bottle of wine or an Italian sub.

Union Market (1309 5th St NE): The food hall vendors inside rotate, but there’s tons to sample and love in here. It gets very crowded on the weekends. The area surrounding the market is also full of shops and restaurants.

La Cosecha (1280 4th St. NE): A Latin American food hall and market with art, coffee, papusas, arepas, tacos and more. A fun place to go for brunch and kid-friendly.

Eastern Market (225 7th St. SE): An old-school market with butchers, fishmongers, cheese stand, bakery, etc. There’s also a farmer’s market and flea market outside on the weekends, and lots of other coffee shops and restaurants in the area. Good for an extended day of walking around, not just a meal.


SOME MORE DESTINATIONS

Library of Congress: A less-visited monument, but really beautiful inside.

U.S. Botanical Garden: About a half-hour walk, past the Supreme Court and through the Capitol grounds (downhill there, uphill back).

National Arboretum: A spectacular gem if you’re visiting with a car, about a 10-minute drive away. Great for a hike, run, picnic or a walk. Enter on R Street.

National Building Museum: It’s not part of the Smithsonian, so tickets aren’t free. But it’s worth visiting just to spend some time in the atrium, no ticket required. And the gift shop is full of great D.C. items.

Metro stops at Union Station and NoMa-Galludet are about a 10-minute walk away and easily connect on the red line to downtown Washington, the mall and other attractions. Union Station also serves Amtrak and inter-city bus lines like Greyhound.
The free H Street streetcar stops two blocks away and is a convenient way to visit restaurants and entertainment along H Street. Several bus stops are within a couple of blocks, as are multiple Capital Bikeshare stations.

Everything you need -- groceries, drug store, restuarants, coffee -- are easily walkable.