Adams Morgan

fabulous, funky, eclectic neighborhood with some amazing restored townhomes, B&B's & international food scene!

A very literary and beautiful community, this is not a attraction, but if you want to experience the very leisure life of Americans, it is very good to come here, it is really comfortable to have a cup of coffee in the open-air square to bask in the sun.

From my first trip to Adams Morgan, I was sure it was in my first three Washington neighborhoods. My service couldn’t have been better because I loved eating and partying. From East Africa to soul food, from rooftops to live music venues, it was just incredible. If you like soul food and jazz, just go to Lady Organ or Columbia Station and you will get great service. If that's not your thing, then you have plenty of other options. Just walk around and you will definitely find your place. You can stop at 18th street and go for a walk. I definitely recommend it to foodies and music lovers.

I may be biased, but it has always been my favorite. It's easy to get there. Eclecticism, Diversity - There are no other neighbors in the city. Many different bars and restaurants can be crowded with revelers during the weekend. I don't recommend driving to Adams Morgan because it may be very sad.

There's a very busy place on 18th Street in Washington where young people like to go. This is where the Adams Morgan family is located. The villas here are beautiful. There are many bars, restaurants, shops and so on. It's a fashionable place, some like the west gate of Taipei.