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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]First for those of you who think DC has nothing to offer, this reminds me of the saying "boring people are bored." if you think Le Diplomate, Rustik Tavern, Rogue 24, Birch and Barley or Room 11 aren't memorable, yummy meals that rival solid NYC/SF options at their respective price points - I'm not really sure what would please you.  And if you don't think recent DC theater productions like "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf," "Follies," "The Motherfucker with the Hat," and "Let Me Down Easy" rival the best of broadway or Chicago - well, not only would I question your taste in theater but so would New York magazine, which recommended New Yorkers travel to DC for several of those productions.

[b]And if you think 20-somethings from the burbs wouldn't enjoy a night on H street,[/b] the Black Cat or The Standard, well then maybe you dont remember what 20-somethings are like.

You don't need to like DC or want to live here (reasonable people can disagree about that - personally, this heat is making me miss Boston) but to say the city has nothing to offer?  Maybe you are the one with nothing to offer...[/quote]You make it sound like there are tons of places to hit on H street for entertainment.  Not so.  There are a few select places to go.  There are better music places on U Street. [/quote]

H St, U St, Georgetown, Adams Morgan, Fort Reno concerts, Yards Park, Georgia Avenue ... if you look, you can find it ... and that's not even venturing out to Anacostia or Takoma Park.[/quote]

Sorry, same OP: forgot Capitol South and Eastern Market.[/quote]

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