In warm weather, there's nothing like relaxing outdoors with a cold drink. These bars offer something above and beyond your usual sidewalk cafe.
A bucolic lakeside deck is the perfect setting for margaritas and Shiner Bock.
One of the coziest outdoor spaces in Adams Morgan is Bourbon's relatively secluded back patio.
Perched right on top of the Washington Channel, the Cantina Marina's laidback covered patio feels like a one-way ticket to Margaritaville.
The rooftop bar is bigger than most indoor spaces in Arlington, making it the perfect place for a group happy hour -- as long as you arrive early. It's also singles-central on Wednesdays and Thursdays.
At most sports bars, enjoying the weather and watching the game are mutually exclusive. Not here, where four large TVs hang on the rooftop deck.
A narrow alley between two buildings has been reclaimed as a summer garden, with awning-covered tables and chairs and a large silo that once sat at Dr. Dremo's.
U Street's best rooftop bar is a prime gathering spot for singles, and a great place to relax on a weekend afternoon.
Palm trees, tropical greenery, Adirondack chairs and strong island rum drinks allow you to take a vacation without leaving Alexandria.
The Hotel Monaco's large historic courtyard has all-weather lounge furniture and its own cocktail bar.
Tie up your boat at this lovely bar, which looks out over Annapolis' City Dock, and enjoy one of the house rum drinks.
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