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A local theater hangout with open-mike nights Mondays and karaoke Thursdays, plus semi-regular productions in the bar's black-box theater.

A proud American kitchen that isn't afraid of the classics and offers some of the town's most interesting drinks.

Formerly the loveably scruffy pool hall known as Zack's, 18th Amendment features a prohibition-era speakeasy theme with pool tables and lounge areas on two levels.

Formerly Anzu, this two-story space has a dance floor, lounge area and American food.

Cozy bistro has a turn-of-the-century feel. Communal tables lend themselves well to large groups.

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.

This pseudo-WWII French farmhouse sports "war damage," fireplaces and a dance floor that is alternately filled with college students, blues musicians, go-go fans and hand dancers.

Popular club packs in the crowds nightly for top-tier rock, punk, hip-hop and country shows. It deserves its rep as the best live music venue in town.

There's music -- live or DJed -- every night at Acme, a college bar plopped onto Annapolis's Main Street.