Washington Dc Tourism & Travel Guide - Nightlife in Washington Dc

Washington Dc Tour & Travel Guide - Nightlife in Washington Dc

Bar Pilar

With dark wooden doors, brick walls, intimate spaces and conventionally cooked dishes, Bar Pilar stands out for its distinctly old-world appeal. Another popular feature of this restro-bar is its inventive menu that changes on a daily basis. The bar witnesses a huge crowd during the weekend nights. Also, don’t forget to try out their speciality ‘three bite desserts’ and ‘honey goat cheese cake’.

Columbia Station

Aptly named, Columbia Station looks exactly like an old train station from the outside. Cosy seating space decorated with intricately designed mirrors and candles give the bar an antique look.  Here you can catch some jazz performances by local musician. Weekend nights at Columbia Station are generally livelier and busier than the weekdays and the party continues till 6 am in the morning.

Soussi

Hookahs warm the atmosphere inside Soussi- a restaurant with a Mediterranean menu and a bar with two small yet bustling floors. Visit Soussi during the night time and indulge in unending conversations over a glass of wine. You can also pick up a small plate of Grilled Merquez (a spicy north-African lamb sausage) with mixed greens that can perfectly complement any drink you choose.