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Places that opened, reopened, or earned a mention this month — the ones we'd go back to.
Treat-yourself territory: A DC stalwart for 42 years, Chocolate Chocolate curates a globetrotting lineup of artisanal chocolates, European bars, and fun foiled bites, plus nostalgic sweets you can box up for a friend or for, you know, future you.
BBQ worth the napkins: Pitmaster Rob Sonderman’s Federalist Pig turns out wood-smoked meats, house-made sides, and rotating specials that bounce from classic regional ‘cue to chef-y twists, plus new hot dogs stacked with BBQ-inspired toppings.
Refresh your closet locally: Whether you’re offloading last season’s impulse buys or hunting pieces that usually cost hundreds, Reddz Trading makes it easy to recycle fashion in Georgetown and Bethesda, with racks from J.
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