H Street
H Street rewards people who can read a corridor. The streetcar runs from Union Station out past 13th, and the stretch between 8th and 14th is where the dating math tilts toward more single women than men in the 22-to-50 band, which is unusual for DC. Anchors that have held: Atlas Performing Arts Center, The Pug, Maketto for Cambodian and a rooftop, Granville Moore's for mussels and Belgian beer. Tradeoffs are honest. Rents have climbed, some blocks east of 12th still feel transitional after dark, and the streetcar is slower than walking. For low-stakes weeknight dates, the bars-per-block density is hard to beat.
H Street by the numbers
H Street tilts female, about 59% women to 41% men.
Median individual income in H Street is about $79,400.
The District registers voters by party, and where H Street sits Democrats make up about 75% of registered voters, to 18% no-party and just 5% Republican.
The median renter in H Street pays about $2,210 a month.
About 27,500 H Street residents ages 22 to 50 are single.
Local date spots
- H StreetDining
The Hamilton
- H StreetActivity
U.S. National Arboretum
Wheelchair access - H StreetDining
Laos in Town
- H StreetDining
St. Anselm
- H StreetDining
Ethiopic Restaurant
- H StreetDrinks
Copycat Co.
- H StreetDrinks
The Queen Vic
- H StreetActivity
AMF Capital Plaza Lanes
LGBTQ+ friendlyWheelchair access - H StreetDining
Tiffany's Bar and Bistro
- H StreetDrinks
Little Miss Whiskey's Golden Dollar
- H StreetDining
Tiki Garden Thai Street Food DC
- H StreetDrinks
The Haymaker Bar
- H StreetDining
La' Shukran
- H StreetDrinks
The Pug
- H StreetDrinks
Era Wine Bar
Outdoor seatingGood for groups