Washington, D.C.

From the outside, this jazz bar doesn’t look so appealing but worth the visit if you like to listen to jazz music in an "old-time" feeling ambience. At this small and cozy venue, you can enjoy live music while sipping on a mouth-watering drink. The bar has been serving the jazz population of the US capital for over half a century.

Barcode provides comfort built on a high-end backdrop of marble, open-air, and illumination. The venue boasts a 45 ft. bar, HDTV's, massive booths, a lounge area with a projector, dining area/dance floor and sliding glass-door-panels in the spring/summer to create an indoor/outdoor ambiance. A no cover/no dress code policy promotes a relaxing vibe in a modern setting. The music format is the top 40/pop-house/popular hip-hop.

Barrel is a great place if you want to have a Sunday brunch but even if you want to go out and have a few cocktails! Stop by even after a long day to have a late-night burger and beer.

McClellan’s Retreat is an intimate place with a lovely atmosphere. The bar has outstanding craft cocktails, but if you are up for something strong, they offer over 50 types of whiskey. McClellan's Retreat has a great vibe. It is worth a visit!

If you are up for some chill out with great music, some snacks and drinks for a reasonable price, then All Souls Bar is the place you are looking for. It is a small, intimate space where you can have a great talk, even with the friendly bartenders, or just chill out.

This is Georgetown’s most popular student/lecturer hang-out. Tutorials are forgotten in a relaxed but noisy atmosphere where the latest college gossip is washed down with a beer.

9:30 Club is a masterpiece of indie-rock music in Washington, D.C., and not just for regulars, but also for Rolling Stone Magazine which named the club one of the 10 best live music venues. Fun fact: Bob Dylan, Radiohead, and the Red Hot Chili Peppers are just some music moguls that have held a live performance at this D.C. gem.