Washington DC Food & Things to Do

Throughout Washington, D.C., @dasseats maps seasonal traditions ranging from soccer games at Audi Field to cherry blossom trails.

Strolling through the United States Botanic Garden on the National Mall, @dasseats toured the conservatory rooms and tropical plant collections.

Early morning walks around the Tidal Basin let @dasseats view peak cherry blossoms away from busy afternoon crowds.

At the National Building Museum, @dasseats attended the Bloom Break event for haiku writing and local pop-up treats.

For Women's History Month, SweatDC H Street hosted @dasseats for a free community workout class followed by local treats.

Crossing into Virginia, Old Town Alexandria became a destination for @dasseats to try new plant-based cafes and yoga sessions.

At Life Alive Organic Cafe on King Street, @dasseats sampled grain bowls and cold drinks before joining an in-house yoga flow.

Along historic King Street in Alexandria, @dasseats attended the grand opening of an organic cafe and wellness space.

At Metropolitan Park in Arlington, @dasseats caught live performances during the free outdoor Jazz at Met concert series.

Visiting the National Landing neighborhood gave @dasseats easy Metro access to park concerts, art booths, and local vendors.

During the park concert series, Toby's Ice Cream served @dasseats cold scoops from their Arlington vendor cart.

Food orders from Makers Union Pub gave @dasseats crispy chicken wings to enjoy during outdoor music in Arlington.

Staff from the Museum of Contemporary Art Arlington ran hands-on studio sessions that @dasseats joined at Met Park.

A five-minute walk from Pentagon City Station brought @dasseats directly to the park lawn for evening jazz shows.

Scootering over to Stanton Park on Capitol Hill allowed @dasseats to admire flowering trees in a calmer neighborhood setting.

For a Parisian dinner on Capitol Hill, Bistro du Jour hosted @dasseats for classic French dishes during a spring staycation.

On East Potomac Park, Hains Point is flagged by @dasseats as an uncrowded alternative for viewing blooming trees along the water.

In Georgetown, Dumbarton Oaks offered @dasseats peaceful garden paths away from the crowds around the Tidal Basin.

During a progressive dinner on 14th Street, Doi Moi provided @dasseats with Southeast Asian dishes and cocktails.

Another birthday stop on 14th Street brought @dasseats to Rice Market + Restaurant for Thai dishes.

During spring cherry blossom walks on the National Mall, @dasseats passed the Washington Monument on the way to seasonal events.

At Fruitive in Penn Quarter, @dasseats ordered cherry blossom themed smoothies and acai bowls from their plant-based menu.

Visiting Penn Quarter in downtown Washington DC gave @dasseats a central stop for light plant-based lunches and smoothies.

Walking through Downtown DC, @dasseats looked for quick, filling plant-based bites between neighborhood errands.

At Takumi Japanese Bistro and Bar in Navy Yard, @dasseats sat down for quality sushi rolls, small plates, and cocktails.

A walk through Navy Yard near Nationals Park led @dasseats to new sushi counters and lively riverfront patios.

Located steps from Takumi, The Bullpen serves as a familiar Navy Yard outdoor landmark noted by @dasseats.

At Audi Field in Southwest DC, @dasseats watched a Washington Spirit soccer match with stadium snacks and post-game fireworks.

Inside The Haymaker Bar, Little Miner Taco serves birria tacos and loaded nachos that @dasseats calls a favorite street food order.

On H Street, The Haymaker Bar hosts Little Miner Taco while mixing draft cocktails and mocktails for @dasseats.

Along the H Street Corridor, @dasseats stops for birria tacos, fitness workouts, and local small business events.

Framed by flowering cherry trees, the Jefferson Memorial was part of the waterfront scenery on @dasseats's morning stroll.

During museum blossom festivities, Konbini by Daikaya supplied @dasseats with Japanese onigiri and grab-and-go snacks.