A literal temple of high design, gastronomy, and cultural inclusivity in the capital’s eclectic and ceaseless Adams Morgan neighborhood. The unique boutique is housed in a refurbished, century-old Neoclassical church that, in the most charming way possible, stays true to its original form. Instead of pews, the nave and balcony are lined with seating of a far more comfortable sort, where folks from near and far gather around coffee and laptops and fine culinary fare from a powerhouse roster of local chefs. Instead of an alter, visitors look up at glorious vaulted ceilings and a stunning chandelier fashioned from organ pipes. Instead of a sermon, congregants tune into Full Service Radio, a podcast proclaiming stories of and from the community that’s broadcast live from the lobby. The result of this holy transfiguration? One of the coolest places to visit in D.C., whether you're planning to stay the night or not.