You may never have to return to downtown’s Edison again if the quality of this new restaurant's drinks matches its warm, stylish interiors. Featuring 2 floors & a spacious outdoor patio with trees. Read more.
You've always wanted to ride around half-drunk (legal thing: not drunk at all) in a boat, well, Carefree will let you use one of theirs for $75. Read more.
The olives at The Jefferson are the best. Hands. Down. Go grab an off the chain drink and make a meal out of the cocktail olives!
Their veal stew prepared "Tuscan style" with peas, tomato, potatoes & crunchy polenta is dynamite, as is their gin/ green chartreuse/ maraschino drink w/ sea salt pop rocks. Read more.
Find “The Devil” - Lucifer Belgian Strong Pale Ale/Tanqueray/lemon juice/grenadine – after you sneak up to the recently opened upstairs of this Belgian boozery. #thrillist Read more.
The sort of place where you get a caesar salad & spaghetti with meatballs, knowing that the result will be anything but bland. A. List tip? There's a second blackboard for cocktails -- don't miss it. Read more.
Rather than conventional deep-fried buffalo wings, the wings here are confitted & served with the usual bleu cheese & buttermilk dressing. Or go crazy with the duck confit & pulled pork quesadillas. Read more.
With a wood oven, warm decor and a superlative-for-a-pizza-joint beer and wine list, we expect this spot to remain on the strip for a long time to come.
If scotch isn’t your thing, you have plenty of non-scotch options to wet your whistle, including a well-curated selection of bourbons, rye whiskies, craft beer, and cocktails. Read more.
Vienna Beef dogs tucked into a poppy seed roll and topped with a small vegetable garden, including a neon-green relish that seems not of this Earth. Read more.
The shop includes not only moderately priced wines (mostly Old World) but also Italian sandwiches and snacks. Can you say "homemade pork rinds"?
Why? Because there is a mural of Bill Clinton with a horse's body. With its fin-de-siecle decor, it's champagne-centric wine menu and its cabaret dancers, Sax does decadence right Read more.
Take Dad to the POV lounge atop the W Hotel, where you can ply the old man with bottomless bellinis, show him spectacular views of the monuments, & let him graze to his heart’s content from the place. Read more.
The appeal of P.J.’s has been its democracy -- an average Joe’s ability to knock back drinks with the rich and famous. We’ll see how that plays in D.C., the land of the Secret Service. Read more.
It's selling one thing and one thing only from its lime-green caravan: 9-inch, deep-dish pizzas in both meaty and meat-free variants. Read more.
It’s more than a cocktail lounge -- the place has a full menu and beers on tap. Should you need a cocktail, though, Dirty Martini can deliver, including with its namesake drink. Read more.
Owner Rasheed Jabr will make sure to customize your experience no matter what kind of coffee you prefer: light roast, dark roast or something in between. D.C.’s an international city.
This place is awesome! Whichever meal you get, I highly suggest that you order the Fino Side of Butternut Squash & Grilled Corn with Cranberries and Onions!
A modern brasserie in Clarendon carved out of an old trophy shop. It has the French-Belgian food & drink you desire: charcuterie, sausage, mussels, & beer - glorious Belgian beer.
Have a "Sex with the Bartender" (drink!) at this cavernous DuPont lair. #thrillist Read more.
Manages to mix club kids, slick professionals & intel operatives to great effect. Sidle up to the downstairs bar for a cocktail from Marvin's own Drink Nazi, Josh, & then drink in the scenery. Read more.
