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Georgetown’s Brasserie Liberte and El Centro D.F. are two top spots.

Georgetown is a top spot for diners, who will find hidden romantic courtyards, laid-back pubs, and large waterfront patios offering sweeping views of the Potomac and every kind of fare, from high-end Italian coastal cuisine to no-frills pub classics.

Locals who think the Mall is old hat will visit in the evening after the crowds have gone, or stroll through Dumbarton Oaks, a beautiful (and relatively tourist-free) historic estate in D.C.’s Georgetown neighborhood.

From a show at Blues Alley, to a virtual Galentine’s tea, and a Crumbs & Whiskers cat party, Georgetown has you covered for Valentine’s Day in some unique ways.

The DC BizCap program is helping small businesses like Georgetown chocolate shop Petite Soeur secure funding and overcome start-up hurdles.

There’s a lot the Georgetown Business Improvement District (BID) can eagerly count on in 2022, as our commercial district continues to steadily recover and reengage with the community.

Faith Broderick is the BID’s new economic development director, and Peter Abrahams is its economic development and partnerships consultant. They will comprise the BID’s new economic development team leadership.

The Georgetown Business Improvement District recruited a D.C. community planner and a former newspaper publisher to bolster its economic development efforts as the nonprofit seeks to combat office and retail vacancy rates that have risen steeply since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Moist, tasty, and expertly iced, the popular cupcake creations of the pros behind Georgetown Cupcake in Washington, D.C., are baked works of art. Learn some of their delicious secrets on how to make perfect cupcakes ahead.