Happy Hour in Washington, DC

20s / 30s / 40s / Bar / Blazers / Blouses

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Party Earth Review Though The Front Page may not win any culinary awards, its Happy Hour has been the stuff of legends since the place opened in 1987. Daytime sees the expansive venue playing host to throngs of policy wonks and stressed-out staffers who stop in to watch CNN or catch a game on the dozen TVs, while tourists take to the large ... more

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Party Earth Review Live music nightly, a full menu of soul food, beers in mason jars, and a crowd as diverse as the United Nations are just a few of the reasons all three floors of Madam’s Organ Blues Bar fill up throughout the week. Everyone from frat boys to skinny-jeaned jazz lovers crowds this unapologetically rowdy institution, easily ... more

20s / After Work / Anything goes

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Party Earth Review A tiny red neon sign and the occasional hardened face of a kid who took his Skeeball match too seriously are the only hints of what lies behind the door to Rocket Bar, a subterranean adult fun-land that might be mistaken for a child’s bedroom were it not for the unmistakable smell of beer. Lime green stairs lead groups ... more

30s / 40s / Barbeque / Beer / Blazers

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Party Earth Review Young revelers pining for a hopping piano bar, expansive patio, or a simple American menu that won’t break the bank won’t do better in this neck of DC than Mr. Smith’s of Georgetown. A clash between an old diner and a museum in terms of décor, with lots of Tiffany lamps and antique mirrors, the bar’s inconsistent theme ... more

30s / 40s / Bar / Bar Food / Baseball

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Party Earth Review A cavernous cornerstone of the Adams Morgan barhopping scene, GrandCentral welcomes a rowdy crowd of sports fans, booty shakers, and cover charge haters. The barrel-vaulted ceilings modeled after its namesake New York train station provide the venue with a motif, continued by the painted stone patterns featured on all three ... more

20s / Anything goes / Burgers / DJ

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Reviewed by Priyanka Z.

"I've had some great and memorable times at Breadsoda when I've been in DC to visit my friends. More than a few times, its been for few days in a row. ..." 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 / Arcade Games / Bar Food / DJ

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Party Earth Review A classic below-ground bar, The Bottom Line draws guests in with regular specials, sports on the TVs, and a vibe that’s as unpretentious as the Miller is cold. Past the roped-off and covered street-side patio, tired suits and not-yet-weary interns proceed down a short flight of stairs and into a single room ... more

20s / 30s / All Types / Beer / Blouses

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Reviewed by Brittany J.

"Ben's next door is both seductive AND charming; while the food and service are not bad, Ben's Next Door lacks the cult feel and and chaos of its histo ..." more

DJ / Rooftop / Steak / Cocktails / Bar

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Info Located on the corner of 14th and U, Lost Society stimulates your eyes, ears, and taste buds with menu brought to life by Executive Chef Joseph Evens. Designed to evoke an underground, Victorian atmosphere, Lost Society consists of two levels - the first is the main dining room, which features décor vignettes ... more

20s / 30s / 40s / Bar / Brunch / Casual

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Party Earth Review Whether stopping in for the jambalaya ‘n’ grits or a Bloody Mary made with pickled okra, hungry diners are guaranteed to taste the flavors of New Orleans at Bayou – where they’re equally assured of hearing live jazz or rock emanating from the upstairs stage. Due to its proximity to both George Washington University and ... more

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Party Earth Review With its sign barely visible above the brownstone building’s doors, Science Club looks more like a historic hotel than a funky cool den of eclectic DJs, healthy eats, and solid drink specials. There are no secret laboratories to support the bar’s name, but its weekday Happy Hour – 11am to 8pm and ... more