Located in Adam's Morgan, Chief Ike's offers the attractions of a neighborhood bar as well as live music and weekend DJs. Currently featuring sold-out performances by Gross National Product each Saturday in the cabaret dinner theater.

One of Washington's oldest and finest drinking and dining establishments.

Clyde's was born of a simple idea -- good food, good times and great value. Clyde's is renowned for direct-from-the-source ingredients, from Maine lobster to Alaska salmon and Chesapeake Bay rockfish, as well as fresh, regionally grown fruits and vegetables. Some recipes are local legends, like Clyde's famous chili. While many loyalists have a favorite, others have tried all the restaurants. Each, on its own, is a true American classic.

The British-style pub chain, which is based in Canada, opened its 13th U.S. location in the District in May 2005. The location's proximity to so many offices makes it a hot spot during lunch and happy hour.

You can figure anyplace that bills itself as a "saloon and oyster bar" is not targeting the haute cuisine crowd. And at McGarvey's, that's true to a point. On a recent Friday evening, the place was packed with cheerful, noisy people mostly enjoying TGIF drinks and bar fare.

Great Food, Great Friends, Great Fun!

Daytime to early evening, the crowd mixes university faculty with locals and their families. On Sunday, the faithful from historic Holy Trinity Church flock to The Tombs for brunch. But every night after 9pm - when the students take over -this popular rathskellar becomes every nine-to-fiver's dream of the perfect college hangout.