'Tiny Jewel Box' are the last words one would use to describe this store, which dubs itself a 'Washington treasure'. It contains several floors, each devoted to particular merchandise. The top floor is reserved for customers with private appointments. The jewelry here is exquisite and of the highest quality, as are the myriad crystal objects like the delicate vases and candlesticks. The exquisite antique and vintage jewelry is sure to make you sigh with longing. The place also has an impressive selection of watches that are sure to delight those with a discerning taste.
Serving two of the country's favorite comfort foods under a single roof is Astro Doughnuts and Fried Chicken. The donuts and chicken are prepared fresh daily and served with a smile. While the menu prominently features the classic buttermilk fried chicken, a sriracha and spicy garlic blend is offered up as well for those favoring spice. The donut selection changes daily, featuring delicious flavors like peanut butter & jelly, maple bacon, crème brûlée, caramel macchiato and s'mores. Whether you come for the chicken, the donuts, or both, you will surely leave Astro with a big smile on your face.
Bossa provides an atmosphere of unique live music from across the globe. The stylish ambiance features beautiful art lined on the walls and colorful lights which sets the mood for a fun and exciting night. The bar reverberates with tunes of live performances and weekends in the upstairs lounge bring out eclectic crowds who move to world grooves. The menu takes inspiration from Italy and Brazil and is known for its heady flavors. So, come by with your buddies and add an interesting spin to your night.
Inspired by Chinese street food carrying the same name, Mala Tang simply serves this hot and spicy broth special, a popular dish from Sichuan. Comprised of vegetables, meat and a garlic-sesame oil concoction which is brewed to form a searing soup, this dish is a crowd-pleaser. Diners can choose their add-ons such as dan dan noodles, pork dumplings, tofu or wontons. Accompany it with sake, flavored tea or fine spirits, forming a complete meal. Check out for the chilli signs on the menu and order accordingly.
Busboys and Poets is more than your local neighborhood cafe. Its unique name finds inspiration in the life of Langston Hughes, whose poetic recognition was realized during his stint as a busboy. Iraqi-American, Anas "Andy" Shallal, launched the first branch of this restaurant chain in 2005 as a melting pot of thoughts of artists, writers, activists and those in pursuit of social change. This eclectic space is a platform for community empowerment. Trade the mundane for an inspiring conversation over coffee, an engaging poetry reading, or to marvel at the rotational art exhibition. The menu features timeless favorites like burgers, sandwiches, pizzas, pasta and paninis, including vegan and vegetarian alternatives, that complement inventive cocktails and premium libations.