Less than a mile northeast of The White House is the DC neighborhood of Shaw. Rich in African-American history, Shaw has an exciting mix culture dating back to pre-Civil War. Duke Ellington was born in Shaw, and some of the theaters that he and other stars of “Black Broadway” are still in use. Though Shaw is just 11-blocks north of The Mall, there so much do an see that you’ll likely never need to leave.
The Dabney Located on famous Blagden Alley, The Dabney is one of Shaw’s most popular dining spots. Outside the restaurant, a trellised garden supplies fresh herbs to the kitchen, which is open and centered around a wood-burning hearth. Chef Jeremiah Langhorne obsessively sources food from the Mid-Atlantic’s finest farms and purveyors, creating a menu that is updated daily. The dining room is an elegant rustic with bare tables and exposed
The coronavirus pandemic has been extremely difficult for bars and restaurants that operate on thin margins already and has ultimately contributed to the closure of many bars and restaurants across the country and right here in D.C. Here are all the bars and restaurants in the D.C. area that have closed during the COVID-19 pandemic. Pizzeria Paradiso The Old Town, Alexandria location of Pizzeria Paradiso, has close after a decade
The COVID-19 coronavirus is a variation of the common cold virus. Many of the ways to help prevent the spread are the same as the cold or flu; the most significant difference is that there is no natural human immunity to the COVID-19 coronavirus. Here are some of the most important things to know about COVID-19 and how you can stay safe and help keep others safe. About the COVID-19
The neighborhood of Shaw, located less than a mile northeast of The White House, is mix of a trendy hip new culture and rich African-American history dating back to pre-Civil War. There are great places to dine, parks to enjoy, museums, art, and all the historic signs to see. But one of the best things about Shaw is the variety of incredible places to relax and enjoy a drink. Here’s
Discover why Ledroit Park is the ideal place to call home in Washington, DC. Ledroit Park is a neighborhood in Washington, D.C. located immediately southeast of Howard University. Its borders include W Street to the north, Rhode Island Avenue and Florida Avenue to the south, Second Street NW to the east, and Howard University to the west. LeDroit Park is known for its history and 19th century protected architecture. The community’s diversity entices new residents to the community, as well as its close proximity to the Shaw–Howard University Metro station and many dining options.The neighborhoods bordering Ledroit Park are Bloomingdale to the east and Shaw to the south, giving our residents a prime location to call home.
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