metrobar

This is such a cute spot to stop and honestly, I could see getting drinks after work here or staying late. Quite a few people had their kiddos and strollers so it seems to be fairly friendly for all types of crowds. The drinks were a tiny bit spending and the bartender wasn’t the most friendly I’ve ever talked to, even though we were one of three parties there at the time. He kept complaining about allergies, which I totally understand but I also don’t wanna hear about how your nose is running while you’re making my drink. Tons of seating lots in the shade lots in the sun great atmosphere. And the drinks were excellent. What more can you ask for?

Great neighborhood bar! Right next to the Rhode Island Ave Metro Station and close to the Monet Art Exhibit and the King Tut exhibit. Bar is great outdoor space, held my birthday here with no problems whatsoever. You can call to reserve ahead of time (recommended) or just claim a spot on our own. Food delivery is recommending and there’s a food hall across the street or usually they’ll be food trucks there as well. Highly recommend!!

Food isn’t rated because they host different food trucks daily. I hosted a birthday party here & my guests and I really enjoyed it! I booked everything via their event manager Janaye and she was extremely helpful. The cabanas are inexpensive ($20 per cabana and it seats 12 people) and the vibes are amazing. My only critiques are it wasn’t really a smooth process to check in for our cabana reservations, but once we did the manager was very accommodating and provided great service. Also, the bartenders were pretty slow but it was pretty packed. Overall I enjoyed my experience and I would definitely go back!

A fantastic place to hang out! There is plenty of outdoor space, and the indoor area inside a converted metro car adds a unique and cozy atmosphere. The service is excellent, and the staff are friendly and welcoming. Highly recommend for a great time!

If you want a unique bar experience with more affordable drinks, go to Metrobar. Located near Bryant Street Market (a food hall), it’s a large space with outdoor seating, an outdoor patio, and an old Metro car that’s now a bar. My buddy and I walked in on a Wednesday evening, got our IDs checked at the door, and grabbed a table in the actual Metro car. There’s a QR code on each table where you can order and pay. The drink list is pretty big with specialty cocktails, house cocktails, beer, cider, wine, and non-alcoholic drinks. Their $14 basic margarita was refreshing. With daily programming, jazz was playing when we walked in. It wasn’t too loud. You could carry on a conversation while also enjoy the music. There’s a paid parking lot nearby.

Server was very friendly/welcoming The drinks were lackluster. Lemon drop tasted like a flat mikes lemonade mixed with sugar-free lemonade Berry mass was left on the table after 2 sips Spicy margarita was more smoked than spicy (also left on the table after 2 sips)

Right across from Alamo movie theater and the Exhibition Hub so why not swing by after to a quick bite or drink before heading out. Vibe was spot on. Good music and staff was helpful. Tons of outdoor and indoor seating . A few tvs in case you need to catch a game otherwise is more for socializing. Open til late

This is the most coolest new spot in DC for sure. If you are visiting Washington DC, this should be a landmark must visit spot in your list. I went on a saturday evening and i was surprised by way less crowd for a saturday for such a cool, one of its kind hidden in DC. When i posted its pics and videos in my social media, lots of ppl from DMV area had clue about this place. they should go heavy on marketing , because they deserve good business for bringing in such a cool spot in DC. they have pizzas only in their menu from what i have seen. they make the pizza literally infront of you in about 5-7 minutes . I had some beer forgot the name but it was pretty good. I would go back again! The place is kids friendly which I seems so odd because they check the ID to get in but people can bring little kids to a bar , i understand if it’s a sit down restaurant but they advertise it as a bar.