Awards season is upon us: freshen up with a blow-out, mani/pedi and makeup session. Then be seen at The Polo Lounge in the Hotel.
Nothing makes a great day better than a Sprinkles Vegan Red Velvet cupcake. It's also great if you're having a bad day. What I'm saying is: you should have one today.
Blushington’s girly and glamorous pink-and-white studio has the feel of a classic Old Hollywood boudoir.
Keep it classy at this grandfatherly-feeling, bourbon-centric bar's that stocks its shelves with 40+ small-batch distills and pours cocktails like the marmalade Manhattan (w/ Makers Mark). 続きを読む
"Some people think that Dodger Dogs are great, some people think Dodger Dogs are disgusting, but I think we can all agree on one thing: Dodger Dogs are disgusting." - Conan O'Brien
For the spa menu, co-owner Amy Thomas compiled a wish list of treatments for potential customers based on travels to Los Angeles, New York, Paris, London and Tokyo.
The Tenleytown Firehouse was the first major public structure built in Tenleytown in 1900. The firehouse was designed by noted architect Leon Emile Dessez
Awesome view of Lady Liberty and the waterfront and even better pizzas and pasta! Casual and warm atmosphere.
This stadium has been home to a number of professional sports teams: the Washington Redskins of the NFL (1961-96), the Washington Senators of MLB (1962-71) and the Washington Nationals, also of MLB.
It is a major component of the city's monumental plan. Noted work of multiple architects such as John Russell Pope, Otto R. Eggers and Daniel P. Higgins, and F.L. Olmsted Jr.
Remnants of an early home of the nation's first banks, which was extensively involved in the city's early development. It was built in 1796.
Wanna see lots of beautiful butterflies? The school has a butterfly sanctuary near the community hall. It usually open till 5pm on weekdays.
Among the city's largest early apartment buildings. Built in 1894, this the tallest privately owned structure, the first using steel framing. Noteable work of architect Thomas F. Schneider.
Illustrative example of 1930s gas station to produce more attractive gas stations. It is the work of Gulf Oil Corporation architect P.R.L. Hogner, built in 1936.
Slick, at times quirky, quintessentially LA vibe in a fantastic location. Heavy duty drinks at lobby bar.
Federal era mansion built in 1805 by Washington Bowie, ship owner and godson of George Washington.
"When I fly, I like to bring King Crab legs as a snack. Getting the hot melted butter through airport security is a hassle, but it’s totally worth it." - Conan O'Brien
On the second floor of the Theater, you can see the boxseat where Abe Lincoln was sitting when he was killed. On the lower level the museum displays exhibits about Lincoln’s life and his tragic death.
Built 1902-05 and was one of the largest and costliest private homes in the city. Built for diplomat Larz Anderson and his wife Isabel. Designated a National Historic Landmark in 1996.
The Moonshine Iced teas at this spot's mixed with your choice of booze (from gin to rye), simple syrup, and ice with dabs of their homemade "tinctures" made of aged spices/berries/etc and moonshine. 続きを読む
This 2-story 100-seater's lordly pub fare like whiskey braised Short Ribs plus a massive selection of liquids from local & international wines, to 50+ beers by the bottle, to their own signature tails 続きを読む
The dim-lit downstairs bar of this gloriously minimalist dive pours 12 unexpectedly high-end drafts. 続きを読む
Try some fresh juices, a smoothie, or a salad. Hot and cold sandwiches start at $4.50 and you can also stop by for breakfast. Get a wheatgrass shot ($2.50) or spirulina ($1.25) for your health. 続きを読む
