Dan's Cafe

Bar · Adams Morgan

"In late February, the Adams Morgan dive known for squirt bottles full of liquor, reopened for indoor service on Friday and Saturday nights with food from next-door gay bar Pitchers." - Tierney Plumb

Dupont’s Subterranean Club Heist Returns With a Luxe New Look - Eater DC

2315 18th St NW, Washington, DC 20009 Get directions

2 Postcards

See full details

More Places For You

Wharf St SW

Notable street · Waterfront

Cobblestone street by the pier featuring many eateries, a hotel & a waterfront walkway.

1 Postcard

Blue Duck Tavern

American restaurant · West End

Nestled in a cozy setting with handcrafted details, this spot serves up delicious New American dishes made from locally sourced ingredients.

44 Postcards

O-Ku

Japanese restaurant · Capital City Market

A menu focused on Japanese robata-style dishes & sushi in an elevated setting with modernist decor.

15 Postcards

Rocklands Barbeque and Grilling Company

Barbecue restaurant · Glover Park

Small, no-frills joint serving wood-only barbecue & American comfort-food sides, plus beer & wine.

2 Postcards

Red Derby

Bar · 16th Street Heights

Local bar that attracts a hip crowd for its canned beers, roof deck, board games, pub grub & brunch.

8 Postcards

Peregrine Espresso

Coffee shop · Capitol Hill

Serious coffee sippers converge on this snug spot for carefully made espresso drinks, snacks & more.

1 Postcard

Jack Rose Dining Saloon

Cocktail bar · Adams Morgan

Whiskeys abound at this stylish bar with themed dining rooms and a breezy terrace, offering delightful drinks and a lively atmosphere.

38 Postcards

Bammy's Modern Caribbean

Caribbean restaurant · Near Southeast

Caribbean-inspired cuisine and cocktails offered in a laid-back space with water views.

15 Postcards

Mandu

Korean restaurant · Mount Vernon Triangle

Homestyle Korean fare, including weekend brunches, served in a sleek, Asian-influenced setting.

7 Postcards

Proper 21 - F Street

New American restaurant · Downtown

Low-lit sports bar with walls of flat-screen TVs, tables for diners, and elevated pub eats.

6 Postcards