Rodrigo Istalindir
Explorer
2800 Quebec St. NW, DC, near the Cleveland Park metro.
Googlemap . The front of the building is on Quebec St, the back entrance is on Porter St. at the bottom of the hill. The party room is on the 2nd floor. If you come in through the Quebec St. entrance, you're actually on the 5th floor; the Porter St. entrance is on the 1st floor.
Daytime parking in the complex parking lot is (supposedly) permissible, but they start getting snarky at night unless you have a visitor's pass. I can probably get one or two of those, but they're going to laugh at me if I come ask for many. Parking on the streets is usually available, though, and I'm pretty sure there are no residential restrictions on the weekends. I'll check on that at some point.
Metro is definitely the way to go, though, if you can. First train hits around 7:30 am, last leaves around 2:30 am. It's only 1/5 of a mile so it's an easy walk even if you've got books or what have you.
There are several restaurants nearby (within a stone's throw of the Metro stop). There's Thai, Indian, Vietnamese. There is a pretty good Mexican place, and an OK Greek place. There are a couple pubs, too. For fast food, there is a California Tortilla joint and a Subway very close by. There's a Starbucks and another coffee shop. There's also a grocery store and a smaller market and a 7/11. A mile up the road (or 1 Metro stop) is a Potbelly, a Burger King, a Quiznos, and a Schlotsky's and some other stuff.
Googlemap . The front of the building is on Quebec St, the back entrance is on Porter St. at the bottom of the hill. The party room is on the 2nd floor. If you come in through the Quebec St. entrance, you're actually on the 5th floor; the Porter St. entrance is on the 1st floor.
Daytime parking in the complex parking lot is (supposedly) permissible, but they start getting snarky at night unless you have a visitor's pass. I can probably get one or two of those, but they're going to laugh at me if I come ask for many. Parking on the streets is usually available, though, and I'm pretty sure there are no residential restrictions on the weekends. I'll check on that at some point.
Metro is definitely the way to go, though, if you can. First train hits around 7:30 am, last leaves around 2:30 am. It's only 1/5 of a mile so it's an easy walk even if you've got books or what have you.
There are several restaurants nearby (within a stone's throw of the Metro stop). There's Thai, Indian, Vietnamese. There is a pretty good Mexican place, and an OK Greek place. There are a couple pubs, too. For fast food, there is a California Tortilla joint and a Subway very close by. There's a Starbucks and another coffee shop. There's also a grocery store and a smaller market and a 7/11. A mile up the road (or 1 Metro stop) is a Potbelly, a Burger King, a Quiznos, and a Schlotsky's and some other stuff.
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