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No Goodbyes @ The Line Hotel

This restaurant, bar, and coffee shop all-in one has a mix of casual dining options from day to night. The menus feature Mid-Atlantic cuisine. Standout dishes include a crab dip and Chesapeake oysters.

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Address: 1770 Euclid St NW
Getting there: inside the Line Hotel
Hours: 8AM-midnight
Price: $10-80
Website: thelinehotel.com (opens in a new tab)

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