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Golden Triangle BID

Local Goods credits work only at approved independent merchants inside this boundary. The line is the one DC publishes for the Business Improvement District, and the same line decides whether a merchant can join.

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The boundary

Map of the Golden Triangle BID boundary with 8 merchant pins. The same information is listed in text on this page.

Connecticut Noodle Bar, 1100 block of Connecticut Ave NW Farragut Grind, 1600 block of K St NW K Street Cuts, 1800 block of K St NW Lafayette Cycle Studio, 1700 block of H St NW Page & Quill Books, 2000 block of L St NW Press Room Deli, 1900 block of I St NW Seventeenth Street Kitchen, 1100 block of 17th St NW Triangle Stems, 1200 block of 19th St NW

Demo merchant (fictional) · North is up. Drawn from the stored boundary: no map service is contacted.

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Like 1700 K St NW. We ask DC's Master Address Repository where it is; the address you type is not stored.

Merchants on the map

Demo data: these businesses are fictional, placed at a point on their block.

  • Connecticut Noodle Bar

    Restaurant · 1100 block of Connecticut Ave NW · inside the boundary

  • Farragut Grind

    Cafe · 1600 block of K St NW · inside the boundary

  • K Street Cuts

    Salon · 1800 block of K St NW · inside the boundary

  • Lafayette Cycle Studio

    Fitness · 1700 block of H St NW · inside the boundary

  • Page & Quill Books

    Retail · 2000 block of L St NW · inside the boundary

  • Press Room Deli

    Restaurant · 1900 block of I St NW · inside the boundary

  • Seventeenth Street Kitchen

    Restaurant · 1100 block of 17th St NW · inside the boundary

  • Triangle Stems

    Retail · 1200 block of 19th St NW · inside the boundary

About the boundary

Downtown DC between the White House and Dupont Circle: roughly 16th Street NW on the east, about 21st Street NW on the west, Pennsylvania Avenue NW on the south and the blocks just below Dupont Circle on the north. The exact line is the polygon DC publishes (216 points).

Source: DC GIS, Business Improvement Districts (DC Open Data), last edited by DC on February 17, 2026, downloaded October 14, 2026. A point exactly on the line could fall either side; real addresses are never that precise.