A soccer-themed restaurant and bar that bills itself as "a sports bar for the rest of the world."
Tasty Thai food and some of the area's best blues and jazz musicians.
This alehouse takes pride in its motto "off-centered ale for off-centered people," by serving seasonal and oddball beers.
The Broad Street Grill has been replaced by Dogwood Tavern, a neighborhood joint from the team behind Arlington's Ragtime and Rhodeside Grill.
Owned by a member of the 1978 World Champion Bullets, this sports bar goes all out for the NCAAs. In the summer, there's live music on the patio.
A large, loud pub and restaurant that's frequently packed with young men and women drinking Guinness and listening to live folk music.
One of the last Virginia honky-tonks, JV's offers live music, karaoke, solid fare and American beer in a friendly, family-run environment.
Where karaoke meets Filipino cuisine.
Your average, quiet neighborhood bar filled with mostly working class 30- to 60-year-olds -- except on bingo night.
An unapologetically old-school lounge with a killer open-mic jam on Sunday afternoons.
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