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Washington, D.C.: Where to Shop
For the Home The cramped basement quarters of Millennium Decorative Arts (1528 U St. NW; 202/483-1218) are stocked with mint-condition, Midcentury furniture by Heywood-Wakefield and...
Washington, D.C.: Where to Eat
Best Breakfast After being displaced by a fire last April, Market Lunch (307 Seventh St. SE; 202/547-8444; breakfast for two $15) moved to this temporary...
Washington, D.C.: Where to Stay
The Hip Refuge The intimate scale and quiet location—on a side street in Dupont Circle—give the stylish Hotel Madera (1310 New Hampshire Ave. NW; 202/296-7600;...
Washington, D.C.: After Dark
The Jazz Haunt On Wednesday and Thursday nights, the city’s hottest jam sessions are at HR-57 (1610 14th St. NW; 202/667-3700), a nonprofit cultural organization...
America's Best Cities for Singles
T+L readers rank the nation’s best singles scenes for mixing it up with the locals.
D.C. Travel: Dangerously Delicious Pies
As a child, many a muggy, summer evening was spent on the porch of my upstate New York home, sharing a piece of warm cherry...
The Donald to Reopen Tavern on the Green?
New York Post | The Donald wants to reopen The Tavern to make boatloads of Green again. Real-estate mogul Donald Trump last night said he...
Hola Yola: Cool New Yogurt Spot Debuts in DC
Washington D.C.’s new, one-off Yola yogurt parfait bar near Dupont Circle is a great way to start the day. First, there’s the general feeling of...
T+L's Most Dangerous U.S. Airports
Airline safety is on the rise, but near accidents are still more common than you might think.
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