Old Dominion Brewhouse
A pub in the Convention Center becomes a showcase for local brewing powerhouse Old Dominion -- you'll find at least 14 of the company's beers on tap, plus a great happy hour. washingtonpost.com
Number Nine
Number Nine follows in the path of previous occupants Halo and Mova with a sleek, attractive look, solid cocktails and extended happy hours. The DJs, though, are gone. washingtonpost.com
Josephine
One of the city's top bottle-service lounges has had a makeover: Look for bigger bars, more tables, more room to dance and an ambitious lineup of international DJs. washingtonpost.com
Quill
Quill, the bar and lounge in the newly reopened Jefferson Hotel, melds a classy (and pricey) atmosphere with interesting modern touches and high-quality cocktails. washingtonpost.com
R.f.d. Washington
Numbers don't lie: You'll find 30 beers on draft and close to 300 in bottles at this bar and restaurant, owned and operated by the folks from the Brickskeller. washingtonpost.com
Le Bar
Step inside the Sofitel Lafayette Square, turn left, and you might think you are in Rockefellers private library. The gorgeous room is red, with gray velvet kidney-shaped sofas, black and white lacquered vases and sculpture... metromix.com
Kelly's Irish Times
A favorite watering hole of students, locals and Hill workers alike, the pub is taken over on weekends and St. Patrick's Day by the under-30 crowd. washingtonpost.com
Ibiza Nightclub
Ibiza is a lavish 30,000 square feet oasis, located at 1222 First Street, NE (formerly the Sodibar Systems Warehouse). The stunning interior includes two mezzanine VIP terraces, waterfalls, a state of the art $1 mill... residentadvisor.net
Little Miss Whiskey's Golden Dollar
Talented DJs, an unpretentious vibe, dozens of beers and a gorgeous patio combine to make Little Miss Whiskey's one of the top stops on H Street. washingtonpost.com
The Passenger
A neighborhood bar and lounge run by well-known local bartending brothers Derek Brown (formerly of the Gibson) and Tom Brown (formerly of Cork). washingtonpost.com
Poste
Breakfast: Monday - Friday: 7:00am - 10:00am Brunch: Saturday-Sunday 8:00am-3:00pm Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:30am - 2:30pm Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm: Dinner: Friday and Saturday: 5:00pm - 10:30pm Dinner:... opentable.com
Tabaq Bistro
Located on the trendy U Street Corridor, Tabaq Bistro features one of the unique rooftops along the East Coast. Halfway retractable, fully enclosed glass rooftop lets the diners enjoy the Washington DC views year around. E... opentable.com
Hill Country Barbecue Market
Hill Country is proud to have opened in DC! Named "Best Barbecue in NY" by both New York Magazine and Time Out New York, "Top 10 Barbecue in the U.S." by the Wall Street Journal and "Best New Restaurants of the Year" by Ne... opentable.com
The Codmother
A pub-themed hole in the wall (hole in the ground is perhaps more accurate) with a menu that owes a great deal to the chip shops of London. washingtonpost.com
1409 Playbill Cafe
The unassuming Playbill has played host to hundreds of actors, directors and playwrights looking to slake their thirst after entertaining the masses. Some even emerge from the back room that doubles as a theatre and cabaret... metromix.com
Redline
This upscale sports bar is the perfect pit stop before heading across the street to watch the Capitals or Wizards at the Verizon Center. washingtonpost.com
Iron Horse Tap Room
This large Penn Quarter pub, from the owners of Rocket Bar, features vintage motorcycles, 20 draft beers and plenty of big-screen TVs. washingtonpost.com
Grand Slam Sports Bar
Want to watch the game while grabbing a bite to eat? Head over to the Grand Slam Sports Bar located in the Grand Hyatt hotel. There you will find over 12 plasma televisions with numerous games airing. Don"t forget to order ... metromix.com