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Party Earth Review Although 19th has a subtle golf theme, this cozy neighborhood bar doesn’t discriminate when it comes to sports – and its décor suggests that drinking games are a better team activity anyway. Vintage alcohol signs take... ... read full review
1900 I Street NW
Washington, DC 20006
Blue, Orange Lines: Farragut West; Red Line: Farragut North
202-331-5800
M 4pm–2am, Tu–Th 11am–2am, F–Sa 11am–3am, Su 11am–2am
DOWNTOWN WASHINGTON, DC –
Although 19th has a subtle golf theme, this cozy neighborhood bar doesn’t discriminate when it comes to sports – and its décor suggests that drinking games are a better team activity anyway.
Vintage alcohol signs take up much of the turf-green walls, commingling with placards bearing tried-and-true axioms like, “Beauty is in the eye of the beer holder,” while rings on the wooden tables suggest the scars of many flip-cup battles.
Due to its location in the heart of the financial district, the venue attracts a solid after-work crowd of preppy young K Street professionals, who settle in at the small corner bar to catch sports highlights on the flat-screens, or relax with coworkers on the handful of couches by the street-side windows.
Younger frat types and recent college grads join in for the daily – and lengthy – Happy Hour specials, and although the hardwood floors can get cramped when a DJ starts spinning Top 40, the tight quarters don’t deter the urge to dance.
As an official sponsor of DC United, the bar can also get packed during soccer season, but weekend bottomless beer brunches keep the party going all year long.
Regardless of whether they've ever set foot on a golf course, patrons of this Downtown establishment know that 19th is both a fun sports bar and a casual watering hole-in-one.
Laid-back sports-loving grads, young professionals, and older finance types, especially during Happy Hour, with the crowd trending younger on the weekend.
DJs spin mostly hip-hop and Top 40 on Friday and Saturday nights. Six flat-screens tuned to sports, karaoke, or trivia. Touch screen gaming console. Organized drinking games.
Pub grub featuring jumbo dogs, pizzas, wraps, and sandwiches. Seasonal patio. Party groups can rent Party Stage, which lets guests make their own cocktails at their table. Happy Hour daily 11am–8pm.
Appetizers $5–$10, pizzas $4–$14, hoagies, wraps, and panini $6.50–$8.50, jumbo dogs $4.50–$5.50. Beer $3–$5, wine $4–$7, cocktails $4–$6, champagne $6–$8.
Casual to smart casual: jeans, t-shirts, shorts, flats, collared shirts, comfortable dresses.
Thursdays for one-dollar beer specials, Fridays for the DJ dance party, and weekends for the bottomless beer brunch.
Just a few blocks away is Sign of the Whale (1825 M Street NW), a bigger bar with a younger crowd, regular late-night Happy Hours, and dancing.
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