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

Chammps

Champps Americana
St. Paul, Minnesota is where Champps began. A modest little restaurant, it was the kind of place where locals met up to catch the game and where neighbors became friends. A place where Midwestern values were generously shared with everyone. We’re people people. We serve our own take on American comfort food. And we do it with equal parts pride and grace. That’s our story. And it’s a delicious one—a tradition that we’ve brought to Arlington, our own new neighborhood and home right across the Potomac from our Nation’s Capital.  Whether you’ve lived here all your life or are a DC transient new to town, our amazing 40+ TV sports bar and sprawling outdoor patio at Pentagon Row (adorned with community concerts, events and beautiful ambiance) is waiting for you. Bring your game face and leave the frown at the office.  We’re here to serve you—whether it’s a cold libation, or a hot meal and some DC sports action! 1201 S. Joyce St. Arlington, VA; 703-414-3601; www.champps.com

Chart House

Chart House
Chart House Alexandria is located on the Potomac River where you take in spectacular views of the Capitol while feasting on an impressive menu of fresh fish, steaks and more. Chart House is the perfect place to enjoy specialties like Wicked Tuna or Kim Chee Calamari appetizers, Mac Nut Mahi, slow-roasted Prime Rib, and you can’t beat the impressive salad bar. Relax on the patio and enjoy one of the crafted cocktails or try the new lunch menu, including the lunch box for $18. Open for lunch Monday – Saturday 11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Dinner Monday – Thursday, 4 to 10 p.m.; Friday and Saturday 3 to 11 p.m.; Sunday 2 to 10 p.m. Sunday brunch 11 a.m.-2 p.m. For more information, please visit our website. 1 Cameron St., Alexandria, VA; 703-684-5080; www.chart-house.com

Fireflies

Fireflies in Del Ray
Come visit the newly refurnished patio. Have the same burgers former President Obama enjoyed with home-made buns. Great happy hour menu available Monday through Friday 4-7:30 p.m. The happy hour menu includes: Roasted wings, cheese pizza, and sloppy joes all under $8. Don’t forget to try sweet ‘n sour shrimp. Every Thursday evening, there’s a special on drafts for the beer lovers. It’s not patio season without brunch. They’ve hosted every Sunday Bluegrass brunch for years with Big Hillbilly Bluegrass. Brunch begins at 9 a.m. and the band kicks off at 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Also every Sunday, there is a new special mimosa of the day that is crafted by in-house made liquors and fresh ingredients. Enjoy Fireflies on this patio season. Dogs are welcomed at the patio. 1501 Mt Vernon Ave. Alexandria, VA; 703-548-7200; www.firefliesdelray.com

Freddies

Freddie’s Beach Bar & Restaurant
For a casual, colorful patio experience, come to Freddie’s Beach Bar and Restaurant. Full on beach kitzch meets neighborhood fun here. There is always something going on at this “straight friendly” gay bar. Freddie’s has events every night! Whether it’s karaoke, Drag Bingo, a live DJ or Freddie’s Follie’s Drag Show, there is always something exciting going on at Freddie’s. And, of course, don’t miss the Saturday Breakfast Buffet and the Fabulous Champagne Brunch on Sundays! Please call or visit online for more information, reservations, and up to date events. 555 S. 23rd St. Crystal City, VA; 703-685-0555; www.freddiesbeachbar.com

Gordon Biersch Tyson

Gordon Biersch – Tysons
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 Tysons Corner Center and boasts two enclosed patios inside the mall. This setting allows you to enjoy the patio environment in a controlled climate that’s open all year round. Be sure to swing by Gordon Biersch the next time you are shopping in Tysons Corner. 7861L Tyson’s Corner Center, VA; 703-388-5454; www.gordonbiersch.com 

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