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Around M St, 18th, Connecticut..there are plenty of fun bars to choose. Some trendy, some not. Just wander around til you find one you like. Usually there is not a cover.
Bars:
Sign of the Whale
Madhatters
Ozio
Lucky Bar
Club 5
Rumors
Cafe Citron
Buffalo Billards
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Dress Code: Usual going out wear.
Written Oct 14, 2004
Address: 18th and M and the surrounding area.
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Hey, if you like beer and you're into tasting new kinds from around the world... clearly this is your place. Although the building looks a bit like a hotel from the outside (complete with red carpet steps and large red awning) the Brickskeller actually resides in the basement level. Down the stairs you go into a subterranian beer heaven. They have over 1,000 beers to choose from and the numbers keep rising. The basement level atmosphere is comfortable and cozy... a prefect area to relax and sip beers you have never had, and might never have again. Want to make a night out of it? Go to the Brickskeller for beer AND dinner. They describe their menu as being "hefty, hot and hearty". When I was there I had one of their big burgers and it didn't disappoint. But come on, are we really grading them on their food? Hello! Over 1,000 beers here... pull up a seat and tip one back!
Dress Code: Casual all the way.
Written Oct 3, 2004
Address: 1523 22nd Street, NW ~ Washington, DC 20037
Phone: 202-293-1885
Website: http://www.thebrickskeller.com/
If you can find a bar in Washington (or anywhere else) with a larger selection of beer...I'll buy you a beer. A multi-level bar and eating place, The Brickskeller is an institution and always crowded. The menu lists beers by countries and the way to say 'cheers' in as many languages. For a group of friends to get together for a drink, this is the place.
Dress Code: Anything goes...preppy DC to very casual
Written Sep 5, 2004
Address: 1523 22nd St., NW
Phone: (202) 293-1885
Website: www.thebrickskeller.com
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Sadly, I was so zonked from my days that I wasn't prepared to fully engage in the nightlife. There are 2 nightlife's in DC: one is the formal nightlife for the wheeler-dealer types (if you are so lucky to be invited) and then there are the clubs etc. where students and young people hang out.
Updated Aug 25, 2002
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A Classic U Street Jazz Spot, with great energy, Utopia also has a good brunch & dinner menu. Features Jazz nightly (with the exception of Mondays)....
Written Sep 15, 2007
Website: http://www.utopiaindc.com/
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Rumors has always been known as a singles bar that has been around for decades. It has a small deck outside, and a large dining room with several bars, and plenty of TV's to watch sports.
Updated May 15, 2006
Address: 1900 M St NW
Phone: (202) 466-7378
Website: www.rumorsrestaurant.com
This is a dance club not a lounge.
They bring in world famous DJs every Friday; such as; Paul van Dyke, Mauro Picotto, Infected Mushroom, etc.
Dress Code: non.
Written Jun 20, 2005
Address: 1015 Half St., Washington, DC
Website: www.buzzlife.com
This is not only a nightlife tip... you can go there any time of the day. It's a fun evening activity!
Dress Code: This place is not really fancy, so everyday clothes would make it.
Updated Dec 17, 2004
Address: 999 E. Street N.W.
Phone: 202-737-7625
Website: www.hardrock.com
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