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24 Decadent Ice Cream Shops to Try This Summer Around DC

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By Ann Limpert Verified, Jessica Sidman Verified, Nevin Martell Verified, Carey Polis
| Washingtonian Verified
This post was updated from an earlier version in June 2025 Summer in Washington means mosquitoes and mugginess, but it also means an excuse for ice cream pretty much any time of day. And there are more options than ever (plus, others are on the way). Here, our favorite places for nostalgic shakes and sundaes, over-the-top ice-cream sandwiches, Japanese-style soft-serve, and more.
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Where to Grab the Best Bread in the DC Area

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By Carey Polis
| Washingtonian Verified
We’ve been on an intense, carb-heavy journey throughout the area to find the top bread loaves this region has to offer. Here are the best you can find. (Trust us—we tried dozens.) Cranberry-Walnut Bread Alley Bread Alley, which makes the bread for the ever-expanding Stephen Starr restaurant empire, still somehow feels like a secret thanks to its minuscule location in, yes, an alley.
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The most daring pastry chef in D.C. hits her stride at Moon Rabbit

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By Carey Polis
| The Washington Post Verified
“Every single table orders at least one dessert,” says Susan Bae, arguably the most inventive pastry chef in the Washington restaurant scene right now. This makes sense. The savory offerings at Moon Rabbit are reason enough to visit the Vietnamese-inspired standout restaurant in the heart of Penn Quarter — but Bae’s desserts are unmissable. All five choices on the dinner menu feature multiple sweet and savory flavors mingling intimately together, with several different textures.
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