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“I have a dream” said MLK - but who’s living it now? A see-no-color crowd that breaks pita bread in this glass-walled eatery the size of Sears. The armchair revolution will be televised on LCD and from real armchairs. Suggestive Afro art titillates Howard University intelligentsia and dreadlocked politicos swarm a bookstore of manifestos. Named after local hero Langston Hughes, with biggest caloric bang for the poor poet’s buck. Highest per capita human/laptop ratio in the city.
Do all dives go to nirvana? Nope, some of them stick around on U Street and relive the grungy 90's as long as they can. R.I.P Kurt Cobain, Edith Piaf, and troubled souls of the cabaret, but ... read more
Post-modern post office upgrades into urban lounge space with tinted windows contrasting age-old Corinthian columns. Square lamps, white rectangle couches, and ultra clean surfaces leave the fun t... read more
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