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Day-by-day plans

Church Hill Artisan Day ★ 4.7

Bakery and Southern food travellers, one day (Sunday best)
  1. Day 1

    Morning
    Coffee and a country sourdough loaf at Sub Rosa Bakery on North 25th, the multi-time James Beard semifinalist anchor of Church Hill. Walk the neighborhood.
    Afternoon
    Sunday brunch at The Roosevelt across the street under Leah Branch, the 2026 James Beard Best Chef Mid-Atlantic semifinalist. Country ham biscuits and Southern plates (brunch is Sundays only; Tuesday to Saturday the room serves dinner from 5 pm).
    Evening
    Dinner at Metzger Bar and Butchery on 23rd, Brittanny Anderson's German-Austrian room. House charcuterie and Mosel rieslings.

Scott's Addition Brewery and Barbecue Crawl ★ 4.6

Brewery crawlers, one day
  1. Day 1

    Morning
    Coffee and a pastry at Lamplighter Coffee Roasters on Addison in the Fan. Walk thirty minutes north to Scott's Addition.
    Afternoon
    Lunch at ZZQ Texas Craft Barbeque on West Moore Street, Wednesday through Sunday until sold out. Brisket plate, mezcal cocktails. Then beer at Ardent on West Leigh.
    Evening
    Dinner at Bar Buoy on Rockbridge Street in Brittanny Anderson's Chesapeake seafood room. Crab cakes and oyster stew, beachy cocktails until late.

Carytown Lunch and Dinner Day ★ 4.6

First-time visitor, weekend
  1. Day 1

    Morning
    Coffee at Black Hand Coffee Co on Patterson Avenue in Carytown. Walk west along Cary Street through the independent retail strip.
    Afternoon
    Lunch at Can Can Brasserie on Cary Street, the Left-Bank-style brasserie. Mussels, frites, salad nicoise at the long marble bar.
    Evening
    Cocktails at The Jasper across the street, then dinner at L'Opossum in Oregon Hill (a five-minute drive south) for David Shannon's French-Southern tasting menu.
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