"A destination for pitchers and beer pong, as well as Buffalo wings paired with game day watch parties, this Capitol Hill bar features a lively patio that stays open late. From $4 “Mystery Beer” Mondays to taco Tuesdays to half-priced wing Wednesdays and Fireball Fridays, there is always a reason to eat and drink on the cheap here." - Tim Ebner
"This Capitol Hill standby goes all out for game days, especially when Chicago teams are playing. Chicago staples like $7 pours of Malort, $6 Goose Island brews, loaded dogs, and chili cheese nachos are all in the mix, plus $4 Union Pub pils pints." - Tierney Plumb
"The Deal: $26 for bottomless bubbles, mimosas, and poinsettas If you think epic brunches require string lights and neon signs set against a leafy green backdrop, Union Pub is here to teach you a valuable lesson. This casual bar is right across from Union Station and has a small but mighty brunch menu. Get the crispy chicken and waffles, and enjoy them with the bottomless bubbles that flow fast and free, especially if you sit at the bar (which we recommend)." - tristiana hinton, omnia saed
"Blocks from the U.S. Capitol, the NFL Washington Commanders’s new managing partner Josh Harris was spotted at Union Pub with his son on New Year’s Eve. Word is, he stayed past midnight and chatted with regulars and staff who recognized him, ringing in 2024 with a couple of draft beers and a shot of tequila. Go Commanders." - Vinciane Ngomsi
"Opening early at 9 a.m. on Inauguration Monday to show complete coverage with sound on all TVs; the full menu will be available along with featured drinks like hot toddies, Irish whiskeys, and boozy hot chocolate for $9 each, espresso martinis for $15, and flowing draft beer. The venue is also offering a '$47 for 47' platter that comes with a pitcher of its Presidential Pilsner; two orders of angus beef sliders (six); and French fries." - Vinciane Ngomsi