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Jim's Favorite Pubs
Updated 11/04/2008 | 11 Items
I like my beer, and these are my favorite places to go.
Going Out Guide / Bars & Clubs
Bars & Clubs
Don't Lose Your Head
Bastille Day parties include champagne, dancing, special menus, wine tasting and racing French maids.
Photo: Anthony Smallwood
A Fore-Star Bar
Mini-golf, margaritas and skee-ball under one H Street roof.
Photo: Evy Mages for The Post
Nightlife Agenda
US Royalty rocks a house party at a mansion. Plus: R&B star Ryan Leslie and breakdancers visit D.C.
Photo: Dakota Fine/dakotafine.com
W Moves Downtown
The W Hotel's roof promises stunning views and cocktails.
Photo: Fritz Hahn/The Washington Post
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Enjoy the weather at one of our favorute bars with rooftop decks or patio seating.
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Smoking remains legal in Virginia bars, but these venues have voluntarily banned it.
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GOG BLOG
Bastille Day: A New Entry for the Waiters Race
July 10, 2009
When Les Halles closed suddenly last year, it meant the end of the traditional Bastille Day waiters' races -- or so we thought.
Bastille Day Parties -- Don't Lose Your Head!
July 09, 2009
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