Dan Quine

An extraordinary museum. Carefully curated and set in a stunning building. The galleries mix art from the Native Peoples with a profound telling of the relationship between the United States and the Native Nations. While I knew the general shape of the story, seeing the details of the treaties and how they were repeatedly broken is a deeply moving experience. To see the explicit policy of extermination of the native people undertaken by the first governor of California is shocking. This museum is a must-visit when you are in Washington.

Delicious middle eastern food with a modern twist. We had brunch sat outdoors and it was very good. They've done a nice job of the outdoor seating. Service was a little slow, but the servers were friendly and helpful.