February 8, 2016 on Creator by WeWork || Like other cities with a large population of car-free young professionals, D.C. is riding the food truck wave. Hungry lunchers can find them parked around places like Farragut Square, Metro Center, and Union Station, while other trucks bop around the city and require some sleuthing to track down. A few roving vendors have grown so popular they’ve opened brick-and-mortar outposts in trendy hoods—Shaw, we’re looking at you. You can follow the trucks individually on their websites or Twitter, or on Washingtonian’s food truck blog. Here are some of the city’s best.
Category: Washington DC
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10 Things NOT to Do in Washington, D.C.
February 3, 2016 on Fodors.com || Washington D.C. is one of the country’s most visitor-friendly cities. It’s easy to get around, the major sights are concentrated in a wonderfully walkable area, and the city has an enviable mix of history and new offerings. But to do the nation’s capital properly, there are a few no-nos that you should avoid. For example, don’t buy one of those 3-for-$10 FBI T-shirts. And don’t try to pick the cherry blossoms. Most important of all, don’t do any of these 10 things. See full slideshow>>
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D.C.’s Best Bars for Closing Business Deals
January 20, 2016 on Creator by WeWork || Meeting clients for drinks? Your late night Fireball-soaked bar isn’t going to cut it. These D.C. power spots are great places to impress your colleagues—with views, booze, and a history of making deals.
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Cherry Blossom Festival: 5 Easy iPhone Photography Tips
Published April 10, 2014 on AOL Travel || The Cherry Blossom Festival is on in Washington, DC, and after a long winter the white and pink flowers are blooming. The blossoms are expected to peak this weekend, and if you visit the Tidal Basin you’ll see more cameras than at a Hollywood red carpet. But you don’t need fancy equipment to capture memorable cherry blossom photos. Here are five tips for taking awesome cherry blossom pictures using only an iPhone. Read more…
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5 Top Tips for Viewing Cherry Blossoms in Washington, D.C.
Published on March 18, 2011 on Fodors.com || Springtime in D.C. means one thing: it’s time for the city to shake off winter and erupt in a burst of pink cherry blossom flowers. This year’s National Cherry Blossom Festival (March 26–April 10) marks the 99th anniversary of the trees’ residence in Washington. While no one can predict exactly when the blooms will pop, numerous events span the festival’s three weekends, including fireworks and a parade. If you’re one of the flower-peeping visitors traveling to D.C., below are some tips for making the most of your experience. Read more…
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Where to Be in 30 Days: July Fourth in Washington, D.C.
Published on June 2, 2010 on Fodors.com || Celebrating Independence Day in the nation’s capital is an unforgettable experience. Washington knows how to throw a birthday party, and despite the city’s sometimes stifling summer heat and humidity, thousands of people don red, white, and blue and join in the festivities. Read more…
