According to the Capital Spice blog, the final list of bars and restaurants that will be open late in the District for the inauguration was released by the Alcoholic Beverage Regulatory Administration on Friday. Some of those establishments are in Georgetown, however only a handful of them are going to be able to serve alcohol late due to them not having a voluntary agreement. Find out who after the jump:
Establishments that can stay open as long as they choose, but can’t serve drinks after their normal hours:
- Cafe Bonaparte
- A Neyla Mediterian Grill (no liquor license)
- Billy Martin’s
- Aditi Indian Cuisine (no liquor license)
- Modern
- Le Pain Quotidien
Establishments that will be pouring drinks straight through till 4:00, if they choose:
- Clydes
- Nathan’s
- Bistro Francais
- Four Season’s
- Bodega (old Manhattan’s)
- News Cafe
This is not to say that each of these establishments will take advantage of all the allowances. Many might not even be open to the public, and may be rented out for private parties after the balls.
2 Comments
January 13, 2009 at 12:16 am
[...] Where to drink. 213 D.C. bars sucessfully registered to serve liquor until 4 a.m. from January 17 to 21. Several Georgetown bars, including Tombs, Booey’s, and The Guards are all set to pour. Others, such as Old Glory and Saloon, cannot serve for extended hours because they are subject to voluntary agreements—meaning that both CAG, those nemeses of fun, and the ANC had to sign off on extended hours. Which they didn’t. [Correction: final list] [...]
January 21, 2009 at 8:29 am
[...] 4 AM is way past GM’s bedtime, so he didn’t get to verify whether those establishments identified as night owls would take advantage of the relaxed rules or whether M St. was turned into a [...]