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From breakfast tacos with a bloody mary to eggs benedict with a mimosa, the restaurants at The Wharf have a variety of brunch offerings that can cure any morning cravings. Check out the official list of restaurants at The Wharf offering sit down brunch this summer.

The Wharf, Washington, DC’s world-class, mixed-use waterfront neighborhood, announces a new addition to the list of retail offerings: Maisons.

The Wharf received the 2020 Grand Prize Charter Award from the Congress for New Urbanism, highlighting its success at re-establishing DC as a true waterfront city and adding a major destination along with affordable housing.

How to Wharf: Phase One Reopening Information & Resources to Help You Enjoy The Wharf Safely

In response to Mayor Muriel Bowser's Order to move Washington, D.C. into Phase One Reopening on Friday, May 29, 2020, The Wharf has begun a step-by-step approach to safely welcome visitors back to the neighborhood for outdoor dining and curbside pickup of retail goods.

Despite hype from such places as L.A. and N.Y.C., Bloomberg declares that the nation’s capital is the town everyone should pay attention to, highlighting exciting new offerings at The Wharf including Fabio Trabocchi's Del Mar and Cathal Armstrong's Kaliwa.

Our nation's capital is an ideal place to spend the holidays, thanks to jaw-dropping celebrations, lights, and spectacles. Visitors can enjoy the Downtown Holiday Market, or the Holiday Boat Parade, ice skating, Holiday Camp Wharf firepit, and fireworks down by D.C.'s waterfront The Wharf. (The Oprah Magazine)

For those whose tastes run culinary over cultural, this is the British GQ guide to spending your free time in the centre of the free world. The first stop is at The Wharf, a publicly minded space, that feels open and flexible, and has quickly become a destination for shoppers, diners and fitness enthusiasts. We ate at Mi Vida which serves the authentic flavours of Mexico... (British GQ)

The scent of a wood-burning fire leads the way to Camp Wharf. There, chairs are arranged around a flickering fire, where passersby can hang out or purchase s’mores supplies. “It really started with the romance of the fire pit,” says Bob Rubenkonig, executive director of the Wharf Community Association. “It’s this social gathering place, right along the water.” (Washington Post)