The Renegade VA

Restaurant · Clarendon

The Renegade VA

Restaurant · Clarendon

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3100 Clarendon Boulevard PL-10, Arlington, VA 22201

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Buzzing restaurant offering global small plates, brews & outdoor dining, plus regular live music.  

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3100 Clarendon Boulevard PL-10, Arlington, VA 22201 Get directions

renegadeva.com

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3100 Clarendon Boulevard PL-10, Arlington, VA 22201 Get directions

+1 703 468 4652
renegadeva.com

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Jul 10, 2025

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"The Renegade, located in Clarendon, is a new restaurant opened by Patrick Crump. It serves as an all-day cafe, bar, restaurant, and live music venue, replacing the former Mister Days sports bar. The venue offers a diverse menu featuring shareable portions of Korean fried chicken, Filipino lumpia, Vietnamese lemongrass beef, and fried yucca, among other dishes. Crump emphasizes creating dishes that aren't commonly found together on other menus, combining elements of Thai, Indian, and North African cuisines. The venue also features a stage for live music, fewer TVs, and more power outlets to encourage remote work. Crump aims for authenticity in his dishes, such as the velvety hummus prepared with care. Despite being built around Crump's personal tastes, The Renegade aims to be a welcoming hangout for everyone in Clarendon." - Adele Chapin

The Opening Menu for the Renegade Restaurant in Clarendon Samples From So Many Countries - Eater DC
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"The Renegade is slated to move into the two-story space at 3100 Clarendon Boulevard, transforming it into a coffee shop, restaurant, and live music venue. It will open early with plans to serve Stumptown coffee and a menu with global influences, including lemongrass beef with crushed peanuts and crispy shallots, crispy Korean chicken with spicy gochujang barbecue sauce and moo shu pancake, and fried yucca with jalapeno aioli. The decor will feature moody matte black walls, Bauhaus-style art, metal-topped bars, concrete floors, and crystal chandeliers." - Adele Chapin

Mister Days’ New Incarnation Isn’t a Sports Bar - Eater DC
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Stephanie Chin

SerpAPI
There are a variety of cuisines on the menu ranging from Southern, Thai, Korean, Greek and Bar fare. We have sampled most dishes on the menu and they're all delicious. The fried chicken, pretzels and queso, ribs, lemon grass beef and corn dogs are 'some' of our favorites. Renegades is a great place to hang and have yummy food!

Magaly Vicente

SerpAPI
The moment my friend & I sat down, our bartender Paul greeted us with a big smile & took our orders. We thought hh was over but realized it was till 8pm. Ordered a couple apps & our favorite by far is the pretzel bites (spicy cheese!), Vietnamese lemongrass beef, & cumin cauliflower. Live band & sports bar atmosphere. Certainly plan to return!

D R

SerpAPI
This was my first time going there. I had a great time. They had a band that played great music, had me dancing the whole night. The food was good.

Olivia Rogers

SerpAPI
The food is DELICIOUS and the staff is so nice and fun. They are so supportive of the homies and as an alum I love that. Definitely come here for a fun time! They have events/activities almost every night (live music, open mic, bingo, salsa, etc). The best in Clarendon!

Audrey Johnson

SerpAPI
Can’t thank Paul enough for taking care of our group. Renegades is a great place to catch a game, a night out, or open mic night. I constantly bring out of town friends here and they always rave about it being the best place we go. Saturday nights with the live bands are a must. Thank you renegades!!

Dereck Scott

SerpAPI
I visited the DC area this past weekend. I grew up in Philadelphia and live in South Jersey. I am a life-long Eagles fan and I really wanted to watch the game however I realized that the Eagles-Titans game would not be televised in the DC area. I googled "Eagles bars in the DC area" and The Renegade VA was the first venue listed in my search. The minute that we walked in, we knew that we were in the right place. Everyone had Eagles gear on. Whenever the Eagles scored, the DJ played the fight song, "Fly Eagles Fly". Teb, one of the owners, was very nice to us. He had an Eagles design sown into the lining of his suit jacket. He took several pictures with us. We had an unbelievable time. The best place to watch an Eagles game anywhere!

Joy Kim

SerpAPI
Went on a Friday night and the food and service was great. The bartender was the best. Super nice and friendly! They had a live band the night we were there and they were great! I docked a star mainly because the place/crowd wasn't really our style and vibe, and we barely knew any of the songs that the band covered. But everyone else looked like they were having a blast. To be honest, my friend and I came here thinking it was a sit down restaurant so we were surprised when we went in and it was a straight up bar, silly us. But it's probably because we were there at around 10:30 pm on a Friday night so they were done with their normal restaurant hours.. We ended up getting a full on meal because we were super hungry and everything was pretty good. What we ate: -Fried Yucca: DELICIOUS. Highly recommend!! The bar tender said that it was his favorite item on the menu and it did not disappoint! Yucca was perfectly crispy, soft on the inside and it WASN'T DRY. It also came with a delicious creamy (jalapeno/cilantro?) dipping sauce. The fried yucca paired perfectly with my beer. 10/10 -Churros: It came with a side of chocolate dipping sauce. I think they over fired the churros a bit so they were a smidge dry but over all still really good. 8/10 -Veggie Lo Mein: Probably the most disappointing of the food items we got but it was still okay. They didn't use traditional Lo Mein noodles, it kind of look like pad Thai noodles. Also, It was like 60% vegetables so it felt like there wasn't much noodles in the dish. 7/10 -Blueberry Lemonade: Smirnoff Blueberry vodka, blueberry puree, and lemonade. What's not to love. This drink was sweet and refreshing. Super dangerous, I could down a bunch of these. 9/10

maxwell blake

SerpAPI
Went for dinner and came back to see "So Fetch", the DC area all 2000s cover band. Food was solid, filling, and very kindly priced. Coming back for the show tix we're $5/person. The show was awesome, but left after So Fetch's second intermission because the bar would play country music while the band would take a break. Would have stayed if not for the country music.