.     David R E Hunt    
                             
                           
 Adams Morgan
Washington, D.C
What a funky, fun cosmopolitan party place. Ethnic grocers from North Africa, Hookah bars, provincial french cuisine, slam dancing at Club Heaven, live jazz improvisation at Bukom Cafe and the legendary, tabletop tap- dancing bartender of the former Cafe Lautrec are just a few of the good times to be had in Adams Morgan.

From authentic  Bardia's New Orleans style beignets  to a bar as noted for it's numerous murders as for it's dimiunitive size and purported ownership by the  Columbian Cali narcotics cartel, Adams Morgan is quite an interesting place, but don't expect to find a parking space within a mile on Friday or Saturday night.

This photo taken at the corner of 18th and U St N.W.  and facing east depicts the same building, prior to the revitalization which has transpired in Washington, as seen in the next image.
The Brass Knob
La Fouorchette
Bukom Cafe
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 Starbucks Coffee 18th and Columbia Rd N.W.
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Chief Ike's Mambo Room
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 Starbucks Coffee 18th and Columbia Rd N.W.
Bukom Cafe
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Ventnor Sports Cafe
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Ventnor Sports Cafe
Madam's Organ Blues Bar
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Chief Ike's Mambo Room
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The Brass Knob
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 Starbucks Coffee 18th and Columbia Rd N.W.
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Roxanne and Peyote Cafe
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Club Heaven and Hell
Club Heaven and Hell
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Chief Ike's Mambo Room
Cafe  Lautrec
Madam's Organ Blues Bar
Madam's Organ Blues Bar
Madam's Organ Blues Bar
Madam's Organ Blues Bar
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18th and Belmont 
18th and Belmont 
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Millie & Al's
Roxanne and Peyote Cafe