The Hamilton
American restaurant · Downtown ·
Sushi happy hour daily, live music downstairs, eclectic menu
Sushi happy hour daily, live music downstairs, eclectic menu
"One of D.C.’s largest restaurants, the Hamilton’s spaciousness and its eclectic menu (from pasta to bar food to sushi) make it a nice fit for bigger crowds. They also have both traditional and late-night happy hours." - Missy Frederick
"This sprawling restaurant in the Clyde’s family (same owners as nearby Old Ebbitt Grill) boasts a late-night menu featuring everything from boozy milkshakes to sushi (tip: it’s $5 off rolls after 10 p.m. weeknights and 11 p.m. weekends) to carnitas, with the bar and restaurant open until 2 a.m. (kitchen closes at 1 a.m.)." - Missy Frederick
"The Hamilton is hosting two New Year's Eve shows. Yonder Mountain String Band goes on at 9:00pm, with tickets ranging between $50 and $70. Then, at 9:30pm, Jenny Langer & Moonshine Society will play a show upstairs in The Loft where guests are encouraged to dress in their "finest 20s attire." Entry is $35. Beyond the dance parties, the downtown restaurant has plenty of seating for big groups, and a truly gargantuan menu that covers everything from pasta (skip) to sushi (try)." - omnia saed
"Big sushi fan? Then flock to The Hamilton for its sushi happy hour. Find $5-off rolls daily from 2 p.m. until 5 p.m. and 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. from Sunday through Thursday and 11 p.m. to 1 a.m. Friday and Saturday. The Clyde’s family of restaurants, which includes nearby standby Old Ebbitt Grill, also runs early and late-night oyster happy hours." - Claudia Rosenbaum
"The Deal: $5 off sushi rolls The sushi at The Hamilton is surprisingly good. Surprising because the all-day menu at the downtown American restaurant includes everything from shrimp linguini to duck confit. And although the Happy Hour does not include drinks, fresh $6 rolls at midnight are a pretty sweet deal." - omnia saed
