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1351 Connecticut Avenue Northwest, Washington, DC 20036-1801.
If there’s one thing that DC residents love, it’s cupcakes. Ever since the cupcake craze took hold of the city, a bevy of shops have risen practically overnight, sprinkling the city with so many cupcakeries that you’d think the industry would be saturated by now....
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1052 Thomas Jefferson Street Northwest, Washington, DC 20007-3813.
If you’re in the Georgetown area, and you haven’t heard about Baked and Wired, the little bohemian coffee shop/bakery just off of M Street, you’re missing out. Baked and Wired is probably the coolest, hippest bakery in the area, catering largely to a younger...
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2805 M Street Northwest, Washington, DC 20007-3712.
If there’s one thing you can find in the Georgetown area of DC, it’s a decent bakery. And among those bakeries, there’s none more historic than Furin’s, a community staple that’s been around for over 26 years! During that whole time, moreover, it’s always been run by...
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Hook (Dessert Review)
Seafood
Entrées run $25-$32. Desserts are $9. Expect to pay about $45-$55 with an appetizer and dessert.
3241 M Street Northwest
Washington, DC 20007-3616
Hook is one of the more famous restaurants in the Georgetown area,...
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Address: 1633 Connecticut Ave NW., Washington, DC 20009.
Price: $4-$6 for 1-3 scoops.
Like I’ve said before, DC isn’t really much of an ice cream city, and you’d be very hard pressed to find many artisanal ice cream makers. So whenever I do hear of that rare (and I do mean, very rare) case of an independent, small-time,...
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Price: $3.50-$5.50 for 2-4 scoops.
Address: 3214 P Street Northwest, Washington, DC 20007-2744.
When I was still a young college freshman and had just moved to Georgetown in DC, I really didn’t know much about the culinary scene, so I had to go by a lot of hearsay from the other students. So I remember one day near the end of my...
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Address: 1451 P St NW., Washington, DC 20005.
Price: $5-$6.50 for 2-3 scoops.
The nation’s capital, as expected, has some of the best food you can get on the East Coast. Unfortunately, that doesn’t apply so much to ice cream. So it’s only rarely that I really hear about a gelato place around that I just have to try. Pitango...
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