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Owner Elli Benchimol's Michelin-listed wine-and-champagne bar at 2622 P Street, with La Boheme's tasting menu upstairs in the same historic Georgetown row home.
Bars that have earned their place in the neighborhood — from historic taverns to craft cocktail spots.
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Owner Elli Benchimol's Michelin-listed wine-and-champagne bar at 2622 P Street, with La Boheme's tasting menu upstairs in the same historic Georgetown row home.
The walk-in wine bar at 1035 31st Street NW connected to Chez Billy Sud, offering a mostly-French wine list, charcuterie and cheese plates, and an intimate converted-living-room setting with a fireplace that makes it Georgetown's best unplanned evening.
Washington's premier jazz supper club at 1073 Wisconsin Avenue NW in the Georgetown alley of the same name, where the intimate jazz performance in the dinner and drinks format has hosted every major figure in jazz since Bill and Rebecca Sherald opened the club in 1965.
The bar and lounge at the Ritz-Carlton Georgetown at 3100 South Street NW, converted from the historic Georgetown Incinerator building into one of the neighborhood's most architecturally distinctive hotel bar settings.
Tato Giovannoni's world-famous Buenos Aires cocktail bar concept hidden beneath Brasero Atlántico at 1066 Wisconsin Avenue NW, entered through a concealed door, with South American spirits, botanical preparations, and the theatrical bar culture that made the original an international destination.
A bar and restaurant at 1659 Wisconsin Avenue NW in the upper Georgetown commercial block, serving craft cocktails, American food, and the neighborhood bar atmosphere that the Wisconsin Avenue residential stretch supports.
An intimate piano bar at 3287 M Street NW in Georgetown's commercial district, providing the live piano entertainment and the cocktail bar experience that the Georgetown social community uses for the sophisticated evening outing on M Street.
Georgetown's most established bar since 1968 at 3205 K Street NW, where the famous piano bar, the garden patio, and the American bar food have made it the neighborhood's essential neighborhood bar for more than five decades.
The rooftop bar and restaurant at the Graham Georgetown hotel at 1075 Thomas Jefferson Street NW, offering American food, cocktails, and one of the few rooftop dining settings in Georgetown with views of the C and O Canal neighborhood below.
A hidden cocktail bar inside the Graham Georgetown hotel at 1075 Thomas Jefferson Street NW, where the concealed entrance, the dark interior, and the craft cocktail program evoke the Prohibition-era speakeasy in the Georgetown canal neighborhood.
A whiskey bar and lounge at 2816 Pennsylvania Avenue NW dedicated to the American bourbon and whiskey tradition, offering a curated selection of allocated, rare, and craft bourbon expressions in the Georgetown address nearest the Four Seasons Hotel.
Georgetown's premier Belgian beer bar at 1206 Wisconsin Avenue NW, with more than 50 Belgian ales on draft and a serious Belgian kitchen serving mussels, frites, carbonnade, and the full range of Belgian pub cooking alongside one of DC's deepest Belgian beer lists.
A bar and restaurant at 1218 31st Street NW in the Georgetown 31st Street dining block, offering the American bar experience in the neighborhood setting that the residential-commercial 31st Street address provides.