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Best Happy Hour Deals
Fritz | Updated 10/31/2009
Cheap food, cheaper drinks, a lively atmosphere -- what more do you need? Actually, these bars offer specials that stand out from the crowd.
Beer and Pizza Happy Hour
Washington, DC | Begins 11/17
Looking for a reason to try a new beer? All of Birreria Paradiso's exotic and obscure drafts are half-price on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Happy Hour at Ceiba
Washington, DC
Happy hour doesn't stop after dinner at Ceiba, where the delicious specialty cocktails are just $5 after 9:30.
Happy Hour at Chef Geoff's
Washington, DC | Daily
Extended happy hours at both the downtown and Tenleytown restaurants bring $5 burgers, $8 personal pizzas and $7.95 draft beers -- but that's not just any beer, it's a 34-ounce supermug.
Happy Hour at Rock Bottom Brewery - Bethesda
Bethesda, MD
Sample Geoff Lively's award-winning house-brewed lagers and ales for just $1.50 at "Happy Hour and a Half" on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday.
Happy Hour at Vinoteca
Washington, DC | Daily
One of the city's newest wine bars offers 20 selections by the glass for $5 each, along with an interesting happy hour menu.
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