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kcdc25 t1_itbk5mg wrote

Crispus Attucks park

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sureyeahdude t1_itbqp0w wrote

The Aquatic Gardens and Anacostia River Trail

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GenericReditAccount t1_itbqtyw wrote

Dumbarton Oaks garden and the park behind it

Not enough people know Green Almond Pantry relocated into the food hall on Grace Street a few years ago. They had to decrease their hours bc they weren’t busy enough in the evenings.

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Neither-Copy785 t1_itbs77s wrote

The Franciscan Monastery Gardens in Brookland. Absolutely beautiful!

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saggyboogs t1_itbzep2 wrote

My neighbors. They’re the best.

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9throwawayDERP t1_itc29nv wrote

The parks in upper NW. Battery Kimble, Klingle, Res 630, Soapstone, Dunburton/Montrose, and Glover Park.

Most people in DC may seem to barely know about them, even though some of them abut 10 story condos. But they are gorgeous, especially right now in the fall and are usually pretty empty.

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DrunkWoodchuck t1_itc7oky wrote

Huacatay (Edgewood) and Yangs Market (Eckington).

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ajdigregorio t1_itcaay2 wrote

meats and foods (bloomingdale)

always blows my mind that there are people that haven’t been.

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the__rural__juror t1_itcbkld wrote

Primrose's Happy Hour burger

Glenwood Cemetery

the gym at the Edgewood Rec Center!

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manillafolda t1_itcbva3 wrote

BloomBars, Odd Provisions, and the Columbia Heights Green community garden

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Gooner91 t1_itcfqdg wrote

Old City Market & Oven

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ih8t314 t1_itcg4sg wrote

The Eastern Marker

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exoticmatter421 t1_itclzqv wrote

Subbs by Carl in Brookland.

The place is a total dive but the subs are awesome and Carl is an amazing human, it’s normally packed for lunch.

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slutbag69420 t1_itcnd7t wrote

McClellan’s Retreat is a great cocktail bar, club hell is a great jazz bar, red derby is a great dive bar. All a little under the radar, especially club hell

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tacuache t1_itcoqgi wrote

Open Crumb.

Frederick Douglass NPS.

The view of DC from Our Lady of Perpetual Help.

Anacostia Park Skating pavilion.

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lmboyer04 t1_itcrkoh wrote

SW Waterfront Park (just keep walking down the wharf after it ends), SW duck pond, botanical gardens and the outdoor garden which is open later

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Amateursamurai429 t1_itcsa95 wrote

Columbia Heights -Mi Casita Taqueria, Elizabeth Pupuseria and Dely, Lymans Tavern, Rue Cafe.

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ghdawg6197 t1_itcsbix wrote

Until it closed, Pan Am market in Mt Pleasant. Great Indian food from a nice old lady in a convenience store. Nowadays? Probably Addis Paris cafe. The French toast is crazy.

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LeektheGeek t1_itcthmz wrote

Hahaha not falling for this, Tiktokker!

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TelemachusTook t1_itddbxr wrote

Spring and fall are great times to go. Try to go in the morning to avoid crowds and you will find nothing but really nice elderly people who are passionate about using telescopic lenses to take pictures of dragonflies.

The marsh area is especially nice. There is quite a lot of wildlife, so if there is a child in your life who is interested in turtles, I’d definitely recommend.

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YarLady t1_itdi9cr wrote

That would be telling.

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kittengr t1_itdp9mv wrote

It’s fabulous! It’s usually busy but it’s pretty big so that might be why you think it looks deserted. Also the windows are weird. I’d travel across the city for it. Fortunately it’s 3 mins walk 😂

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webbmoncure t1_itdwe1u wrote

Fort DuPont park trails for legit mountain biking in DC.

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Separate-Landscape48 t1_itdy6ze wrote

The 7/11 where people get routinely mugged on my block is dope when I roll in at 3am they’ll usually make me a fresh pizza while I drink my slushie

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mmeeplechase t1_ite2r7o wrote

Bishop’s Garden on the Cathedral campus is super pretty and great for cozying up with a book or sketch pad.

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rosetape t1_ite2x9k wrote

Dupont circle

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9throwawayDERP t1_ite379k wrote

> Thai Pad

Nah. Little Serow is second. Beau Thai in Mt Pleasant gets third. Thai Pad is good, but not great. Not a fan of Paragon. Still haven't tried the new one on Calvert. Mai Thai has gone seriously downhill. Soi 38 tries too hard, but isn't bad. Thai Chef is good and may displace Beau Thai for third.

But yeah, I like my thai food.

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thenewjs713 t1_ited3pv wrote

Lots of Green Space in Brightwood

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rafdaman15 t1_iteh7tg wrote

The pinnacle apartment complex in NE.

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mastakebob t1_itelg7j wrote

Jimmy Valentine's Lonely Hearts Club

Unsigned dive-y bar on Bladensburg in Carver Langston, surprising good beer selection. Same owner as Lil Ms Whiskeys.

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GenericReditAccount t1_iteonwr wrote

The garden and house have an entry fee if $7. You can also get a season pass, which is a good deal if you go multiple times a year (we do).

The park/woods behind are free to access though, and have nice walking paths along a brook. Very pretty, especially in the Spring.

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crabmusic t1_itg1cy1 wrote

Klingle Valley Trail for a short walk or jog is beautiful, especially when you go under the Connecticut Ave bridge. Some really cool graffiti down there too.

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blissfully_chilling t1_itgp9ya wrote

Grill from Ipanema on Columbia Road NW - food absolutely slaps and portions are huge.

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awaymsg t1_itgv3gy wrote

Not sure if it’s “hidden,” but BreadSoda is a nice, somewhat affordable bar/restaurant in Glover Park

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awaymsg t1_itjgw98 wrote

Their happy hour is pretty generous. I think it's like $5 well drinks and select drafts. They also have sandwiches in the $8 range that come with a bag of chips, and their more substantial food is still less than $15. The place is never that busy, but lively enough that it doesn't seem empty or awkward. They also have games, pool tables, and I think ping pong?

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