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

WashingtonHarbour

The Washington Harbour
The Washington Harbour in Georgetown is home to the acclaimed Fiola Mare, Farmers Fishers Bakers, Sequoia, and Bangkok Joe’s among the 11 eateries that make this a popular destination for dining, outdoors and in. With its incomparable atmosphere and outstanding views across the Potomac River, the Washington Harbour is an attraction for D.C. locals and visitors in every season. For waterfront cocktails, and for ice skating on the plaza in winter, the Washington Harbour is an experience unlike any other in D.C. 3000 & 3050 K Street, NW, DC; www.TheWashingtonHarbour.com

Maryland

Gordon Biersch Rockville

Gordon Biersch Rockville
Gordon Biersch features hand-crafted beer, wine and specialty cocktails. Purity, precision and perfection are the hallmarks of the premium German style biers. Crafted to the exacting standards of the Reinheitsgebot – or German Purity Law – they use only the highest quality Weyermann Malt from Bamberg, authentic Bavarian Hersbrucker hops, and pure, filtered water to develop a range of well-balanced  flavors for every discerning taste. Gordon Biersch is located in Rockville Town Center and features an indoor/outdoor bar with an additional patio at street level. 200 E Middle Lane, Rockville, MD; 301-340-7159; www.gordonbiersch.com

Mon Ami

Mon Ami Gabi
While seated on their two patios, diners will enjoy a relaxing meal with a lovely view of downtown Bethesda and all the action of Bethesda Row. The grand patio is decorated in traditional Parisian style and no detail has been left untouched, from the gorgeous black granite tables to the French sconces on the dark mahogany walls. It is encompassed by a beautiful array of herbs in bloom and has umbrellas to shield you from the sun and rain. The side patio has an awning to serve for that very same purpose and has a quieter, peaceful atmosphere. Enjoy mouth-watering steak frites, fresh seafood, French wine and don’t forget their decadent desserts. Bon Appétit! Mon Ami Gabi is conveniently located only three blocks from the Bethesda Metro. Please note that patio seating is unreserved and is available on a first come, first served basis. 7239 Woodmont Ave. Bethesda, MD; 301-654-1234; www.monamigabi.com

Virginia

Bistro360

Bistro 360
Dog-friendly Patio – In-between Rosslyn & Courthouse. Bistro 360 wine bar, market and restaurant offers innovative global fare. Guests enjoy retail prices (+ a small corkage fee) on wine by the bottle from the market. They also serve craft beer & cocktails.  Pick up fresh bread from the market, as well as fresh salads, wraps, cheese, charcuterie, desserts, hostess gifts, wine, craft beer and everything you need for entertaining. Private dining available. Lunch served Tuesday-Sunday. 1800 Wilson Blvd. Arlington, VA; 703-522-3600; www.bistro360.net     

Blackwall Hitch

Blackwall Hitch
Blackwall Hitch is a coastally inspired concept that blends locally sourced food, spirits and music in a sophisticated atmosphere. The Potomac Patio displays breathtaking views of the river from every seat. Our patio is set with a mix of umbrella tables and lounge dining that includes fire-pit coffee tables that light up the night with beauty and warmth. Complete with a private patio bar and plenty of space to mingle. Located at the entrance to Blackwall Hitch, the Dockside Patio allows you to take in all the sights and sounds of the waterfront while you enjoy your meal. 5 Cameron St. Alexandria, VA; 703-739- 6090; www.TheBlackwallHitch.com

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