Where to Go While in Georgetown – Part 2

This is our second post in our series of what to do and where to eat in Georgetown. If you missed out on yesterday’s post by Beasley’s Real Estate check is out here.

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Great Places to Eat:

Leopold’s Kafe – the perfect stop for lunch or just a glass of wine.
3315 M St NW in Georgetown

Baked and Wired – If you are addicted to coffee or cupcakes this is a place that cannot be missed; we prefer the lemon squares and ice cream sandwiches!
1052 Thomas Jefferson St NW in Georgetown

Fiola Mare – if your budget allows for an expensive dinner the seafood here is so fresh and the service is great, an indulgence but worth it.
3050 K St NW, Suite 101 in Georgetown

Il Canale Italian Restaurant –  for a casual dinner the Bronzino is great here and of course everyone loves pizza.
1063 31st St NW in Georgetown

Where to Shop (or at least browse):

Marston Luce Antiques –  a great place to find beautiful things and get some inspiration on how to re-purpose something that’s already in your home.
1651 Wisconsin Ave NW in Georgetown

Comer & Co – another great place to find inspiration.
1659 Wisconsin Ave NW in Georgetown

Sites of the Neighborhood:

The Gardens at Dumbarton Oaks – a must (as well as the museum but many of their paintings are not on view).
3120 R St NW in Georgetown

Phillips Collection – for those who can venture a little further afield I would make time to get to see the art collection here. It is amazing and displayed in an intimate setting – it is a good walk along Q street on a nice day.
1600 21st St NW in Dupont Circle

Tudor Place – a gem and the perfect house museum for those with limited time that wish to see a Georgetown landmark.
1644 31st St NW in Georgetown

Georgetown Waterfront Park – a favorite spot in the whole city. I walk my dog here and stop and enjoy the views of the river and Kennedy center.

Water St NW in Georgetown

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