These 16 activities are worth leaving the house for.
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Northwest Washington • $
Step into a stunning Romanesque Revival building and discover a coffee shop that feels like a secret worth sharing. Blue's brews sustainably sourced coffee and tea in a light-filled lounge built for lingering with your laptop or a good friend.
Northwest Washington • $
A much needed unique spot inside Asian Nine DC, Nine Brew crafts Vietnamese cold brew and Thai teas with house-made fruit syrups and real pandan or ube cold foam. The drinks are balanced, not overly sweet, and served with genuinely warm hospitality.
Northwest Washington • $
DC's first LGBTQ alcohol-free bar pours coffee and tea by day, then shifts into a sober nightlife spot with DJs and performances after dark.
Northwest Washington • $$
Part bookstore, part cafe, part full-service bar: Kramers is the spot where browsing bestsellers pairs with an espresso martini. Settle on the covered patio for all-day breakfast, afternoon tea, or just one more chapter.
Southeast Washington • $
Husband-and-wife team pouring single-origin pour-overs inside a lush plant shop. Ethically sourced beans, loose leaf teas, and a bright space built for lingering with a laptop or a latte.
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Wed, Oct 14 · 2:00 PM
Kramers · Northwest Washington
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Sat, Oct 17 · 2:00 PM
Robert's Restaurant · Northwest Washington
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Sat, Oct 24 · 11:00 AM
Salt & Sundry · Northeast Washington
Thu, Dec 10 · 6:30 PM
Tudor Place · Northwest Washington
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Look at author conversations at Politics and Prose Bookstore, or the productions at Shakespeare Theatre Company: Harman Hall. A writer discussing their work or a play you’re still arguing about afterwards can give you plenty to build an evening around.
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