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The menu includes Royal tea scones served with clotted cream and strawberry lavender preserves, chocolate biscuit cake (Queen Elizabeth II's favorite), raspberry lemon tarts, Earl Grey fruit cake, shortbread cookies, and Battenberg.

The NY-based café serves bubble tea and smoothies, as well as poke bowls and ramen.

Tudor Place - a model of Federal-period architecture that sits on 5.5 acres in Georgetown - reopened this week for guided house tours and self-guided garden visits.

Stop by their flagship store (1027 33rd St NW) for 50% off one-of-a-kind samples, warehouse exclusives, and past-season best-sellers - from coolers, to tote bags and wristlets.

Stop by starting at 7:30 am for a fun selection of Valentine's Day-inspired drinks and sweets. The first customers to walk through the door will receive a special treat, and founder Elisa Marshall will be signing cookbooks from noon to 2 pm.

Enjoy a candlelight tapas dinner and special Valentine macarons in the cozy gallery before heading up to the studio to create your masterpiece.

Docents will lead you through all four floors of the historic building. Highlights include a hand-written invitation by First Lady Abigail Adams, a map of DC from 1792, and much more.

For $60 you'll get unlimited bowling and bocce now through March 31.

According to Gold's Gym, this location will offer fitness classes, recovery equipment, an infrared sauna, and turf, and will be designed with natural wood elements and greenery to mirror its flagship Berlin location.

byGeorge is a weekly blog produced by the Georgetown Business Improvement District (BID) that profiles the unique and diverse business owners, employees, office workers, residents, students, locals and tourists who shape DC’s oldest neighborhood.