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U Street and Beyond: The Most Popular Lyft Destinations in DC

  • December 5th 2018

by Nena Perry-Brown

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For four years running, Lyft has identified the most-visited locations in each city in which it operates. These are the 2018 winners in DC.

  • The Most Visited Bar is the Georgetown location of El Centro D.F. 
  • The Most Visited "Concert Venue" (quotation marks our own) is RFK Stadium.
  • The Most Visited Gym is the Silver Spring location of Planet Fitness.
  • The Most Visited Brunch Spot is the U Street location of Busboys and Poets
  • The Most Visited Late-Night Restaurant is Brixton.
  • The Most Visited Late-Night Neighborhood is immediately around 14th and U Street NW.
  • The Most Visited Place Unique to DC is the Kennedy Center.

Although some of these locations are eyebrow-raising (eg. DC's most traveled-to gym being in Silver Spring, RFK Stadium counting as a concert venue when it hosts more recreational events than concerts), less surprising is the 14th Street and U Street corridors' prevalence on the list, showing the area's enduring popularity despite development elsewhere in the city.

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This article originally published at http://dc.urbanturf.production.logicbrush.com/articles/blog/the-dc-winners-of-the-2018-lyftie-awards/14767.

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