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

A Moroccan-themed bar with DJs spinning jazzy, soulful and deep house at least five nights a week.

A narrow, swank martini bar that retains its neighborhood feel, thanks to loyal regulars and some of the best bartenders in town. Head to the back room for sofas and more space to lounge.

This restaurant has closed.

Washington has more than a few sleek lounges with couches, tapas and $10 cocktails, but Bar Rouge has a few things going for it: an adventurous cocktail menu, no cover charge and no dress code.

Legendary jazz spot is split between the cave-like basement, made from petrified wood, and Liv, an upstairs nightclub for hip-hop DJs.

A two-story restaurant and lounge, Bossa's upper level features couches, cocktails and candles. Both floors host rotating art shows.

An offshoot of the Glover Park whiskey bar, Bourbon offers dozens of Kentucky bourbons and Tennessee whiskeys. Don't sleep on its weekend brunch, either.

This space, named in honor of Langston Hughes, combines a restaurant, political bookstore and performance space.