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Compass
660 Pennsylvania Ave., SE, #401, Washington, DC 20003
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Jeanne Phil Meg Team
Capitol Hill isn't just the seat of government; it is a collection of villages, each with its own culinary heartbeat. When you buy a home here, you aren't just buying square footage—you are buying walkability to some of the best tables in D.C.
The oldest commercial district in D.C., now a bustling strip of patio dining and nightlife. Living here means energy, convenience, and direct Metro access.
The Michelin-starred anchor of the neighborhood. Known for its "choose your own adventure" menu and impeccable service without the stuffiness.
The Vibe: Casual Fine DiningBalkan cuisine with a modern twist. The "Unlimited Experience" is legendary for groups. It’s the perfect place to bring visiting family.
The Vibe: Energetic & SocialChef Bart Vandaele’s Belgian staple. Insider Tip: Follow the chicken footprints down the alley to find "The Betsy," a hidden rooftop gin garden.
The Vibe: European ChicA quiet gem amidst the noise. Offers top-tier nigiri and creative rolls like "The Capitol" in a polished, minimalist setting.
The Vibe: Refined & FreshThe Real Estate Context: Homes within 2 blocks of Barracks Row are highly coveted for their "Car-Free" lifestyle. You will mostly find Federal-style rowhomes and renovated Victorian flats.
The Premium: Expect to pay a premium for "End-of-Row" homes or properties with dedicated parking, as street parking here is competitive.
The historic heart of the Hill. Weekend markets, tree-lined streets, and a slightly quieter, more sophisticated pace than 8th Street.
Women-owned and inspired by New American coastal cuisine. It feels like a California breeze in the middle of DC. Don't miss The Wells, their attached speakeasy.
The Vibe: Airy & ModernA neighborhood institution. Roberta Flack started her career here. It’s the place for a burger, a beer, and live jazz upstairs. Pure historic charm.
The Vibe: Historic PubBringing Rome to DC with artisan "pinsa" (24-hour fermented dough). Cozy, authentic, and perfect for a casual Tuesday night dinner.
The Vibe: Roman RusticThe Real Estate Context: This is arguably the most desirable zone in 20003. You are walking distance to the Metro, the Market, and the Library of Congress.
What to Look For: Bay-Front Victorians with high ceilings and original woodwork. Many homes here have deep English Basements that can be rented out for supplemental income.
Heading east towards the river, the vibe becomes more residential and family-oriented. The dining scene here is all about "Comfort."
Old-school Italian-American done perfectly. Red booths, Chicken Parm, and Sinatra. It’s nostalgia on a plate and one of the hardest reservations to get.
The Vibe: Retro ComfortFamous for homemade pop-tarts and all-day breakfast. The ultimate family brunch spot where the kids are as welcome as the adults.
The Vibe: Modern DinerThe best way to experience Capitol Hill is to walk these streets yourself. Let us show you the off-market rowhomes tucked behind these dining destinations.
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Compass
660 Pennsylvania Ave., SE, #401, Washington, DC 20003
Jeanne Phil Meg Team