Theodore Roosevelt Island and Memorial

Vietnam Veterans Memorial

Fin

Fin, a revamped version of the Georgetown Seafood Grill, changes its menu twice each day in order to offer the freshest seafood available.

Four Seasons Hotel Washington DC

In the West Wing of Four Seasons Hotel Washington, DC, the Presidential Suite gets your vote. The one-bedroom space measures 1,924 sq. ft., traditionally decorated in blue, gold, and green. Original contemporary art adorns the walls, and the living area includes an eight-seat dining table and a service pantry. From the table or the plush lounge, you can see the lovely Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. Tucked away in the leafy Georgetown neighborhood, red-brick Four Seasons Hotel Washington, DC has 222 rooms and suites. A glass-covered garden walkway connects the West Wing with the East Wing, which features modern Parisian-style decor by Pierre-Yves Rochon. In keeping with the quiet setting, there's a tranquil spa with all-in-one massage, steam-shower, and whirlpool rooms. You'll also find peace at garden-view Seasons restaurant, where fresh local ingredients are the rule. For modern American cuisine in an edgier atmosphere, book the private room at Michael Mina's stylish BOURBON STEAK.

ESPN Zone

ESPNZone offers American fare in a sports bar atmosphere.\n\nHDTV and video games are available.\n\nChildren under 18 must be accompanied by an adult.

District ChopHouse & Brewery

The District ChopHouse and Brewery is yet another Chinatown restaurant that is neither Chinese nor even Asian. The chain brewpub offers up mahogany surroundings and a decent beer selection. The Nut Brown, in particular,… is worth a try. The food is hit or miss but overall adequate, although you should be prepared to pay between $20 and $30 for an entrée. This restaurant is a good spot for work parties or meetings thanks to the private rooms for rent. Big-band music and the ChopHouse's location inside the former Second National Bank hark back to 1940s. (photo) [link]

Federal Bureau of Investigation

Kaz Sushi Bistro

SMITHSONIAN MUSEUMS

Cafe Asia