Zebbie's Garden

This club is amazing and is now one of my favorites in DC area. The decor, the music, and the vibe is everything that you may see in Miami, but we have it here in DC! The crowd is on the younger side, but that's ok. Definitely come dressed to impress. This is come to be seen place! High class.

Such a cool venue, I definitely recommend checking it out if you’re ever in the area. The people working there are friendly and helpful as well.

I want to take a moment to express my sincere gratitude to Hector for stepping in and resolving the situation that took place last night. Traveling all the way from New Orleans to attend the Krewe Of Pyros event at your club, we were initially disappointed by the issue that arose. However, Hector’s calm demeanor, professionalism, and quick problem-solving skills completely turned the night around. He not only ensured the matter was addressed promptly but also went above and beyond to make us feel valued as guests. It’s rare to see such dedication and attention to detail in management, and it truly made a lasting impression on our group. We had a wonderful time overall and are already looking forward to visiting again in the future. Thanks again to Hector for demonstrating what excellent customer service looks like!

Carlo is the best bartender ever! Super attentive, quick on his feet, and easy on the eyes is quit the bonus. If you ever come to Zebbies and don’t have the pleasure of meeting Carlo, you might as well just give up entirely.

Great club for bottle service/VIP. The bottle service team is friendly, fun and go beyond to provide an exceptional night. Especially, Cara, she always takes great care of us. Def recommend booking a table in advance to skip line and ensure they have table availability that night.

If you like the typical culture of DuPont, this place is the pinnacle. If you find all of that to be obnoxious, I would steer clear. Last night was my first and last time at Zebbie’s, allow me to share. From the first moment I arrived, securities attitudes were on some 1950’s nonsense. Part of the reason we went to Zebbie’s last night was that there was allegedly no cover. There was a security guard giving out stamps near the front that was nearly going to let the three girls I was with through the VIP line but not with me. Since my friends were kind enough to wait for me, we made it through the normal line, and when we did, he gave stamps to the three of them and then turned around without even so much as acknowledging my existence. Other people seemed confused as if I should have gotten a stamp but he dissed me for seemingly no reason. I’m unsure what the actual policy is, it seems like it’s “pretty girls get a stamp,” but even under old school frat rules I still should have gotten one for ratio but I digress. Anyways, the stamp is supposed to mean that you don’t pay a cover. Funny enough, the girls at the front taking payment then failed to notice my friends stamps and charged them the $15/ea anyways. Very cool! But hey, getting into clubs is often a bad experience, perhaps the inside will be better! First I bought my friend a vodka soda, the bartender wasn’t particularly friendly and the well cost $13 but again, these things are typical for a club. Here we go, let’s dance! Well, good luck with that. There doesn’t seem to be any limitation on the amount of people that are let into the upstairs which caused the dance floor to be super overpacked. People on the dance floor were incredibly rude, several almost knocked me over and tried to start fights with me as they bouldered their way through the crowd. Others harassed my friends and wouldn’t take no for an answer. Security completely ignored this, probably because they were too busy picking fights of their own. At one point I unbuttoned my shirt as I was more or less the only one actually dancing on the floor and it was hot as hell. While security can’t deal with any of the belligerent drunk men trying to fight or harass people, they can deal with this one! Some security guard got in my face and instead of just politely asking me to button up my shirt, he aggressively pointed at the door like the was throwing me out. I danced for a little while since I was already there, but all in all, just an abysmal experience.

One of the best clubs in dc! Had a phenomenal time there and definitely need to make my way back soon. The atmosphere and vibes were amazing and everyone working there was very inviting too. The dj was 10/10 and the lounge was so nice.

I had the pleasure of working alongside Alp in the club promotion scene, and I can't recommend him enough! His respectful and kind demeanor makes collaborating a blast, and he always goes the extra mile to ensure everything runs smoothly. His attention to detail and efficiency are truly impressive, making every event a success. If you're looking for a dedicated and professional promoter, Alp is your go-to. Five stars all the way!!

Ambiance is nice. Came here for my homecoming party. The DJ was not good. The music did not flow.

We came out here after dinner to continue the night. This place is definitely a nice spot for taking pictures for instagram at the entrance when you walk up the stairs, but there's not much else to it after that. The drinks were just ok and the music is the same vibe. The insta-worthy entrance is not worth going back.

Me and my friends were so excited to come. So pretty awesome night. Amazing staff. The bouncers were rude.

The prices are beyond ridiculous. A single vodka soda was $20. Twenty. Left my jacket somewhere in a corner. When I went to retrieve it 20 minutes later, the area was roped off despite being empty, and the jacket gone. Staff was not very helpful when I requested their help.

Update: I figure i might as well share the rest of my story since enough time has passed I switched pants with my friend and they let my friend (the girl in) and we just switched pants again once we were inside. Also if techno joggers is a confusing term i guess cargo pant joggers that were black with water proof material is a better term You can find them here: https://www.etsy.com/listing/1453318732/unisex-techwear-pants-i-streetwear-drop

It's not safe here. They also allow underage kids in knowing the ID's are fake. Only go here if you want a flash back to middle school.

B+ facility with a D- crowd. The vibe here last Friday night included cringey bros aggressively harassing women, wasted college students, and people who don't respect each other's space. The club is poorly designed for a smooth flow of traffic, and it's such a disappointment because of the amazing disco balls and sound system. Zebbie's immediately needs to stop the light pollution with bottle service - tacky and absolutely disrupts the show. My group of 3 had a hard time finding and keeping space after arriving at 11:30pm for the Argy set, which started at 12:30am. I don't think the crowd was there for the music because they kept talking over it and using elbows...the music is all I came for and I'm hesitant to try new artists here because of the poor experience.

Zebbie's Garden is a nightclub located in Dupont Circle. The venue was cute. It's definitely an instagramable spot with eggshell swing chair, neon sign that read "Be A Badass with A Good Ass" with a swing, and a ivy-covered telephone without a telephone. With our wristbands, we were supposed to get $3 beers, $4 shamrock shots, and $5 mixed drinks. I asked the bartender what mixed drinks we could get with our wristbands and he told us whiskey, rum, tequila, and vodka. We ordered gin and lemon juice and whiskey and sour mix. He charged us $50 for 3 rail drinks. I called him out on shady behavior and he ended up giving us vodka shots.

The shots were overpriced and the music was not it but a great spot to stop by and get some pics. Plenty of room to move around

I had a real id and no matter what I could not convince them it was real, my friends who did get in with their normal id still had to pay over fee, awful club, bad music.

honestly, not my favorite bar or night club. it's for sure more night club vibes but there usually aren't a lot of people so dancing it's somewhat awkward. it's more fun wayyyy later in the night though, it's an ok spot for dancing. drinks were about $15 each, if i remember and just ok. the decor in the place is really cool though! there was this whole flower wall and swing with neon sings. it's cool, very "instagram" and the crowd of people is just alright. in my opinion, there's a million better clubs and bars in dupont.

This place was ok. It's definitely an IG worthy spot, with the cute decorations. Loved all the flowers, the phone booth, neon signs, ect. However, the crowd & music were disappointing. The music that the DJ played was definitely not my vibe. It was techno, jersey shore type of music. Therefore, the crowd was also not dancing much. Drinks were normal DC priced at about $15 each. If the music was different, this place would definitely be a cool spot in the city.

Had an experience with what I'm pretty sure was a homophobic bouncer - I'm not even gay. I was just wearing a birthday sash that had rainbow colors, and the bouncer (despite letting the entire rest of my group in) told me I can't enter with "athletic shorts." I was wearing lululemon khakis. I emptied my pockets and asked why the shorts would be a problem and he promptly told me to "get the f--k out of line." Just bizarre . Stay away from this place.

Worst service I have ever experienced,we were visiting this weekend and were asked to move from the area where we were, because someone bought a 600 bottle,we spent 300 with in a hour, waitress on the second floor was super rude,the female one

The woman working coat check on 12/30 was rude, escalory, and unprofessional. Hopefully this was a bad day and her mean girl behavior is not indicative of how she generally treats customers.

Bartender ( the girl with red hair ) was more then rude. Refused to give me water, she said I have to pay her 5$ in cash if I want it. Hahahahaha, girl go find another job don't scam people!

I would not recommend. The crowd was pushy, full of people smoking, women in our group were groped multiple times, and you are constantly getting shoved to make room for the bottle service marquees. I never plan to return.

Like Decades except classier. Not a fan of the music or the indoor smoking but still a good spot.

If I could give zero stars I would. "Red" the bartender screamed in my face for me attempting to get her attention when I had already been waiting for 20 minutes. I understand the rush as I'm a seasoned bartender myself. When I tried to confront her she said okay and walked away. You don't scream in patrons faces. PEOPLE OF COLOR STAY AWAY! She also did not serve other people of color in the vicinity. I watched a black girl get ignored. When I asked she shared she had been waiting about 25 minutes. Everyone was rude (except security) and disrespectful to me and others. I would never ever patronize this business

Let's start with the positive... it was a great location and the ambiance was great. I went with a group for my niece's birthday, and my first impression was that the place was beautiful. It kinda went downhill from there. Our server was less than attentive... my nephew had to go to the bar and get water glasses for us since our waiter kept forgetting them. He never came around to check on us to see if we needed anything, unless we called him over. He spilled two glasses of prosecco on my sister... he offered to comp us a round of shots for everyone (there were 11 in my group). He also said he would take 20% off our bill and he didn't let us know until it was time to pay that we couldn't separate the bill. In the end, we got the bill and were only comped 4 shots. We asked for the manager and the server had the nerve to say, "for what?" before getting him. The bottomless mimosas were supposed to be included but they weren't. When the manager came over he just took off the tip off our bill (after telling us that we should remember that the servers share tips... THE NERVE!). Bott9m line... it was overpriced and the service was horrible! I will absolutely not be returning.