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July 12, 2017 @ 12:00am | On Tap staff

Local16

Local 16
Has been voted the Best Rooftop in DC for a reason, Local 16 has established its place on U Street. The amazing view and eclectic atmosphere of style and fun instantly raised the stakes in DC’s nightlife scene. And now, Local 16 is adding daytime fun to the mix. For the first time, Local 16 will be opening its doors Saturdays and Sundays for casual rooftop fun. Bloody Mary bar, Margaritas, BBQ, music and much more.  And don’t forget the great happy hours – Peroni, anyone? – and a delicious dinner menu inspired by local and biodynamic ingredients! Visit soon for your “local” experience. 1602 U St. NW, DC; 202-265-2828; www.localsixteen.com

Nicks Riverside Grill

Nick’s Riverside Grill
Dine indoors or on the terrace and enjoy spectacular views of the Potomac River. This family-owned restaurant is known for it’s American fare and waterfront fun. 3050 K St. NW, DC; 202-342-3535; www.nicksriversidegrill.com

Orange Anchor

Orange Anchor
Orange Anchor is a nautical inspired Dock Bar featuring a fun, vibrant bar scene offering American bar fare. Known for their famous Orange Crush, the brunch faire is not to be overlooked. Located on the Washington Harbor, you’ll be immediately greeted with the beautiful sights and smells of the waterfront as you dine on the patio. Featuring a Tuesday-Friday happy hour including $1 oysters (chilled or grilled), half price wings and pretzels as well as $4 Miller Lite drafts, this is the place to drop your anchor and indulge in quality seafood. 3050 K St. NW, DC; 202-802-9990; www.orangeanchordc.com

Penn Commons

Penn Commons
Penn Quarter’s patio offers more than just great people watching near Verizon Center. Over 100 great beers and wines are offered at this all-American tavern, and the full menu of burgers, fresh seafood, raw bar and huge appetizer menu are all available outside. Bottomless brunch on Saturday and Sunday make this a seven day a week hangout. Perfect for pre and post-Verizon Center events! Winner of OpenTable’s “Diner’s Choice’ five months in a row, and named one of Urban Daddy’s favorite patios for Summer 2015. Lunch: Monday – Friday: 11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Dinner: Sunday-Wednesday: 5-10:00 p.m. Thursday-Saturday: 5-11:00 p.m. Brunch: Saturday-Sunday: 11:00 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Bar menu offered: Sunday-Wednesday: 2 -11:00 p.m. Thursday: 2:30 p.m.-12:00 a.m. Friday/Saturday: 2:30 p.m.-12:30 a.m. 700 6th St. NW, DC; 202-905-2999; www.penncommonsdc.com

Public

Public Bar Dupont
Our skyline rooftop is open in the summer with cooling fans and enclosed in the winter with heat lamps, perfect for weekday happy hours and late night weekend table service. Featuring two full bars, four HD TVs, bench seating and free Cornhole game Mon- Fri during Happy Hour. Come visit us for our Thursday Acid Jazz & Hookah party and Chasing Sunday rooftop summer parties on selected Sundays (check website and Facebook page for dates). In addition, our other two levels have 45 HD TVs including DC’s largest 240” HD projector, currently showing MLB, NBA, NHL, Soccer, UFC & Boxing. Happy Hour Mon.- Fri. 4-8 p.m. and daily food specials. 1214 18th St. NW, DC; 202-223-2200; www.publicbar.co

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