10 New Bars, Lounges, and Clubs for Events in Washington

Opened in late May, Quench Bar in Rockville features cocktails such as “Sex in the Suburbs,” its twist on the cosmo, and the “Kentucky Irby,” a sweet, minty drink with gin and fresh rosemary. Private events can be held in the space, which can accommodate as many as 75 guests.

Masa14 opened its rooftop in April. The bar serves pairings of Latin-Asian finger foods such as Bulgogi Steak & Cheese Bun with Latin-style sangria and cocktails. The rooftop can accommodate 131 seated guests and 176 guests for reception.

Inside Lost Society is a 2,900-square-foot lounge adorned with crystal chandeliers and purple couches. A roof deck is also available offering a unique vantage point of the Capitol. On weekends, DJs spin dance, lounge, and house music creating a relaxed atmosphere. Private events can be held in the lounge or the roof deck, which is accessible throughout the year and is enclosed on cooler days.

A few steps away from the Columbia Heights Metro, Acre121 brings Southern flavor and a mix of live traditional bluegrass and folk rock together. The 3,800-square-foot space serves barbecue, craft beers, and cocktails. It can accommodate 225 guests in its two bars and outdoor patio.

Located in midtown, MIA Lounge features a 3D lighting system and vibrant decor include high ceilings and hot pink brick walls.

Using refurbished shipping containers, Fairgrounds is an outdoor multiuse pop-up space featuring bars, live music, food trucks, and farmers markets. Private events can be held in the space for 50 to 4,000 people.

A new addition to Dirty Bar, the Deck opened in April where DJs get the crowd started with hip hop, top 40, and house music. The 1,600-square-foot rooftop patio holds 125 guests and is available for private events.

The Curious Grape in Arlington opened in March with a decor using green and purple tones. The space seats 55 guests with 10 bar seats and five cheese bar seats. A private dining room is also available accommodating 40 for a seated dinner and 55 for reception.

A warm and rustic space, Boundary Road features family wine-makers practicing organic or biodynamic production. The 2,000-square-foot space, which opened in February, frequently changes its food and wine selection. It can seat 72 guests and 99 guests for reception.

Located in Petworth, Chez Billy features a second-floor lounge that carries an old-world cocktail and beer list. The 5,000-square-foot space can accommodate 260 guests.