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BQ's List of DC Hot Spots
Updated 06/26/2009 | 16 Items
The favorite spots of a 20-stg native Washingtonian, who knows the city like the back of her hand.
At C.F. Folks, it's impossible to resist the shtick with your lunch.
Photo: Allison Dinner
Bastille Day parties include champagne, dancing, special menus, wine tasting and racing French maids.
Photo: Anthony Smallwood
The Fringe preview reveals a number of promising acts.
Photo: Capital Fringe Festival
Jeremy Renner leads the cast as an explosives expert disarming insurgent bombs in "The Hurt Locker."
Photo: Summit Entertainment
'Bruno' seems fatally out of tune, with every staged encounter falling as flat as the protagonist's hot-ironed bob.”
Updated 06/26/2009 | 16 Items
The favorite spots of a 20-stg native Washingtonian, who knows the city like the back of her hand.
The lunch counter C.F. Folks wins us over with eccentric charm and good food at a good price.
H Street Country Club's indoor mini golf course is a turf-covered love letter to D.C.
Our interactive guide has details on each museum and memorial on the city's famous swath of green.
Make the most of a short trip to Washington with tips on historic sites and places to eat nearby.
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