Attractions in Washington, DC

40s / Button-downs / Couples / Jazz

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Party Earth Review Despite its name, Blues Alley is a cozy little joint that’s all about the jazz. Widely popular with a diverse mix of jazz lovers, this Georgetown institution has been hosting live music daily since the 60s, and continues to feature a range of big name and well-respected acts. The single room venue, located in an 18th-century ... more

20s / All Ages / Anything goes

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Reviewed by Lindsey R.

"My Take: If you’re a student, 20-something, family, or tourist, in DC, you know about Open City in Woodley Park. Not because it’s exclusive, and not b ..." more

20s / 30s / All Ages / All Types / Art

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Reviewed by Jasmine S.

"Yes, everyone just adores Georgetown Cupcake but Baked & Wired is the very best spot, they cute and crazy names for the cupcakes I had a peanut butter ..." more

20s / 30s / 40s / Blazers / Blouses / TVs

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Party Earth Review Situated just two blocks from the White House and guarded by a saluting five-foot Native American statue, Shelly’s Back Room is one of only a handful of DC establishments where folks can still get together for an indoor smoke without suffering the evil eye from suburban yoga moms and soy milk-drinking herbivores. In fact ... more

All Ages / Alternative / Artsy

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Reviewed by Lindsey R.

"My Take: Rock Creek Park is the ultimate place for a warm afternoon. Parts of it overlook rivers and can make you forget while you’re in a city, and p ..." more

20s / 30s / Bottle Service / Club / DJ

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Party Earth Review Possibly the best-dressed nightspot on K Street, Josephine attracts big name DJs to the decks and a stylish clientele of urban cool cats and preppy scensters who show up each night to jostle for position at the velvet ropes. Those who gain entrance will find themselves on a wide staircase leading down to a 6,500 ... more

18 and over / 20s / 30s / Bar / Casual

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Party Earth Review Ever since DC native Dave Chappelle and budding comedienne Ellen DeGeneres took the stage at The DC Improv when it first opened in 1992, the comedy club has remained the city’s premier spot to catch quality stand-up. Hosting a mix of well-known and local talent, the basement venue draws a steady stream of tourists and anyone ... more

30s / 40s / Ambient / Button-downs

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Party Earth Review It’s a never-ending battle of donkeys vs. elephants in the District of Columbia, but Off the Record, a chic lounge in the basement of the historic Hay-Adams hotel, brings both parties together for a cordial cocktail after an exhausting day of work. Located a block from the White House, this venue’s name is no accident ... more

20s / 30s / Bar / Beer / Beer Garden

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Party Earth Review With its fat mugs of frothy brew, heaping piles of bratwurst, and live polka on Fridays and Saturdays, Biergarten Haus brings the spirit of Oktoberfest to DC all year long. A spacious beer garden draws schnitzel and stein lovers eager to cram in on long communal tables and make new friends over liters of beer as big as ... more

Affluent / All Ages / All Types

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Reviewed by Kelly M.

"My Take: Located on the quieter area of Georgetown’s Wisconsin Street, Pâtisserie Poupon is the perfect place to get a quick treat while shopping or e ..." more

All Ages / Barbeque / Casual

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Reviewed by Rachel W.

"Hill Country is one-of-a-kind in DC. Huge portions (pay by the pound), fat-laden deliciousness. This huge space in downtown DC not only has amazing br ..." more

All Ages / All Types / Artists

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Reviewed by Dylan H.

"My Take: Fletcher’s Cove is a great group destination for boating in Washington, D.C. for those who don’t mind traveling off the beaten path. Situated ..." more