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A pre-worn pub decorated with dark wood, weathered brick walls and vintage Guinness advertisements, this is a nice place to have a drink, hang out and watch Foggy Bottom go by.

Known for its huge patio, Adams Mill Bar and Grill is a favorite haunt of kickball teams and young professionals looking for a crowded weekend party.

This hotel restaurant livens up the week with burger specials and a Champagne brunch.

Glover Park's new neighborhood hangout offers great whiskey -- and plenty of it -- in a cozy atmosphere.

An offshoot of the Glover Park whiskey bar, Bourbon offers dozens of Kentucky bourbons and Tennessee whiskeys. Don't sleep on its weekend brunch, either.

Thirty pool tables, numerous shuffleboard tables, five jukeboxes, numerous couches, big-screen TVs and two full bars have made Buffalo one of D.C.'s most popular pool halls.

Like a vacation in Southwest Washington, Cantina Marina's patio and deck offer views, drinks, music and snacks right on -- make that over -- the Washington Channel.

Located across from Union Station in the historic Post Office Building, this branch of Cap City has a gorgeous interior and tasty beer.

A winning combination of pool hall and barbecue joint, Carpool draws a crowd of young professionals, many looking single and on the prowl.