D.C.'s bar and club scene is ever changing, but have no fear -- Metromix is staying on top of it all. So check out the below, brandspankin' new hotspots to hit the Metro area and see where you want to go tonight.
The latest and greatest
Get the low down on the newest clubs to hit D.C.
By Jason Adams
MetromixSeptember 22, 2008
The Passenger arrives at last
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The Brown Brothers unveil the latest nightlife addition to the Seventh St. Corridor, all aboard! Come check out this new local watering hole where drink orders here are less a question of “What would you like?” and more of “What do you like?”
Stay Classy, Columbia Heights
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Room 11 shows off the sophisticated side of the District’s most up-and-coming neighborhood
Midtown Loft
1219 Connecticut Ave. 3rd Floor -
Washington
D.C.'s first entertainment parlor offers a fresh take on leisure
The Spot
1214 18 St. N.W. - WashingtonThe once named Andalu Nightclub has been transformed, revamped and renamed Spot Lounge. This trendy locale is now The Spot for D.C.'s “in crowd.”
Point of View Rooftop Bar
515 15th St. N.W. -
Washington
Just steps from the White House, this outdoor lounge also features sweeping views of the Nation’s Capital. Be prepared to be “wowed” and rub elbows with D.C.’s power set at this elegant rooftop bar.
Putt, Putt, Chug!
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The H Street Country Club finally makes it appropriate to be sloshed on a mini golf course
Shaken by the economy? Not Stir.
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Stir Lounge aims to bring a little South Beach to Penn Quarter
Relic, a new treasure in Bethesda
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This eclectic restolounge will surely be cherished
A friendly, open Policy
New U Street restolounge treats everyone like a VIP
Indulj on U Street
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A club that offers soul food, jazz, top 40, fruity cocktails and dancing
Town Tavern Grand Opening
Defining itself as "The Most Convivial Pub in the District," Town Tavern is aiming to please the upscale bar crowd with plenty of big screen TVs, a fun atmosphere and a hearty menu soon to be unveiled.
Gibson
2009 14th St. N.W. -
Washington
Soft lighting, low buzz of conversation, and the swish of the shaker make this a very sexy speakeasy
Bobby McKey’s
172 Fleet St. -
National Harbor
The first dueling bar opens in the D.C. area
Washingtonians! Prepare for glory (and bowling) at 300
New bowling alley-bar-club-restaurant hybrid opens in Spaaaaarta...er, Shady Grove
Inside: Gin & Tonic
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Is the replacement for the beloved Grog and Tankard a worthy successor?
Midtown's grand opening
Taking over the space formally filled by Play, Midtown offers an unpretentious take on a Connecticut Ave. nightclub. The venue’s décor is sleek and ultramodern, accented with clean lines, white VIP tables, a flashy and constantly changing lighting scheme and two stripper poles for their more adventurous patrons. Metromix was on hand to celebrate Midtown's momentous occasion.
A new sports bar of Champions?
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See if this famous old haunt can rise from the ashes
What happened to the Angry Inch? A True Story
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Adams Morgan favorite gets replaced and revamped. Did it change for the better?
Futuristic club opens on K Street
Three entrepreneurs think outside the box to create a premier luxury lounge where everything is at your fingertips
Swept away by Current
Former nightlife staple Dragonfly gets reborn as Current
Arlington's newest watering hole
Sneak a peek at Spider Kelly's
The British invasion is back
Gastropub hops the pond with new CommonWealth
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