Guidebook for Hyattsville
Shopping
Giant is conveniently located next to the PG metro stop. If you drive you can shop and earn gas points (or use our number, 3017791778, for discounts)
265 locals recommend
Giant Food
3521 East-West HwyGiant is conveniently located next to the PG metro stop. If you drive you can shop and earn gas points (or use our number, 3017791778, for discounts)
Newly built Whole Foods lives up to its reputation. The food bars are a favorite. There is an attached Starbucks as well.
287 locals recommend
Whole Foods Market
600 H St NENewly built Whole Foods lives up to its reputation. The food bars are a favorite. There is an attached Starbucks as well.
Food Scene
Shagga offers "exquisite Ethiopian cuisine" in a local, authentic atmosphere. Aaron and I enjoy sharing a vegetarian combination dinner served on enjera. Smoothies and free wifi are also benefits.
23 locals recommend
Shagga Coffee & Restaurant
6040 Baltimore AveShagga offers "exquisite Ethiopian cuisine" in a local, authentic atmosphere. Aaron and I enjoy sharing a vegetarian combination dinner served on enjera. Smoothies and free wifi are also benefits.
Locally owned micro-brewery with specialty salads and eclectic selections--yum! Browse gag gifts and novelties, perhaps your favorite brew or bottle of wine, in attached general store while waiting for a table (count on a short wait if any).
90 locals recommend
Franklins
5123 Baltimore AveLocally owned micro-brewery with specialty salads and eclectic selections--yum! Browse gag gifts and novelties, perhaps your favorite brew or bottle of wine, in attached general store while waiting for a table (count on a short wait if any).
Find hip crowds and delicious food here. If you're interested, check out their calendar for film screenings, poetry slams or other events. Busboy & Poets' website says it all. It's "a place to take a deliberate pause and feed your mind, body and soul...a space for art, culture and politics to intentionally collide."
569 locals recommend
Busboys and Poets
450 K St NWFind hip crowds and delicious food here. If you're interested, check out their calendar for film screenings, poetry slams or other events. Busboy & Poets' website says it all. It's "a place to take a deliberate pause and feed your mind, body and soul...a space for art, culture and politics to intentionally collide."
The heirloom tomato pizza is amazing--get it if tomatoes are in season. Actually, it's the crust on which Paradiso prides itself, so you can count on top quality crust providing a delicious foundation to whatever toppings look interesting to you.
109 locals recommend
Pizzeria Paradiso
2003 P St NWThe heirloom tomato pizza is amazing--get it if tomatoes are in season. Actually, it's the crust on which Paradiso prides itself, so you can count on top quality crust providing a delicious foundation to whatever toppings look interesting to you.
Parks & Nature
Rent a bike and take the trails to D.C. If you prefer, pack a lunch, rent a kayak or peddle boat ($20-30) and enjoy a picnic at the National Arboretum. You may also want to check the park's calendar for special events.
32 locals recommend
Bladensburg Waterfront Park
4601 Annapolis RdRent a bike and take the trails to D.C. If you prefer, pack a lunch, rent a kayak or peddle boat ($20-30) and enjoy a picnic at the National Arboretum. You may also want to check the park's calendar for special events.
Entertainment & Activities
Regal hyattsville
6505 America BlvdDrinks & Nightlife
We haven't gone, but it's described as a "casual campus-adjacent sports bar with multiple HD TVs, pool tables, arcade games & American food." The University of Maryland is basically across the street.
The Cornerstone Grill & Loft
7325 Baltimore AveWe haven't gone, but it's described as a "casual campus-adjacent sports bar with multiple HD TVs, pool tables, arcade games & American food." The University of Maryland is basically across the street.