Suggestions for Structure near Connecticut Avenue - K Street, Washington

Kori • May 2, 2015Check out the website, they have several fun events with food, drinks, tours, etc. House is beautifully preserved.

Tracey M. • May 18, 2017Service, the food, the reception I planned.

Elizabeth E. • October 8, 2013Great spot for food truck lunch. Veggie balls & cauliflower fresh from the farm. Yum

Chris H. • August 28, 2020Everything is good

Ebrahim B. • April 22, 2013Def one of the better places in downtown DC with a open roof - Better than public house !

Meredith B. • December 22, 2010The bum that sleeps under the giant Bud Light golf umbrella will play his trumpet if you give him some change.

Dave L. • November 3, 2017The statue is pretty good and awesome By The Way.

Suzannah S. • April 8, 2010Perfect for lunch break on a beautiful day and an easy stop/pick up for the 42/43 bus line.

Amy C. • November 2, 2018Grab an ice cream from Bon Matcha and find a good bench.

DC Preservation League • May 12, 2011Built 1802-06. From 1877 to 1909 this was the home of Clebeland Abbe, a prominent meteorologist known as the father of the U.S. Weather Service. National Historic Landmark.

Valerie M. • May 15, 2012My first antique book investment was a first edition (poetry) by HWL - my personal treasure since 1977.

Lisa B. • April 3, 2013Check out the Ansel Adams exhibit!

Antonio Z. • September 11, 2010Best bacon in town!