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The Best Caribbean Bars in Washington D.C.
Washington, D.C. has a thriving nightlife scene to cater to all of the tourists, university students, and government employees who need to let off some steam. It is therefore much more than politics, history museums, and monuments.
Washington is a high-pressure and high-stress city for many of the people who live there. Naturally, when they have some free time, you can usually find them unwinding at a nearby happy hour. There are satiety options for going out across the entire spectrum, from elegant rooftop cocktail lounges frequented by diplomats to underground dive bars with karaoke and Caribbean bars that serve Caribbean cuisine food and drinks. Bars and clubs in Washington generally close at 2 a.m. on weekdays and 3 a.m. on Friday and Saturday nights.
Washington’s development boom hasn’t completely erased the Caribbean footprint on Georgia, either. From Negril to Teddy’s Roti Shop, and numerous establishments in between, the Caribbean community still has a strong presence along the thoroughfare, even if many of its customers have moved out of the area. Therefore if you crave some Caribbean cuisine drinks and food then you are in the right place, since this article details some of the best Caribbean bars to visit while you are in Washington D.C.
1. Tortuga Caribbean Bar & Grille
Tortuga Caribbean Bar & grille is located at the heart of Washington, DC among the brilliant capitol hill. Tortuga’s first-floor space offers an exclusive private bar and generous space for a truly unique experience. If you’re dreaming of a curated tropical experience then you should consider Tortuga Caribbean Bar & Grille, their spacious dining rooms with warm lighting, colorful Caribbean art, loft ceilings, and lively rooftop will allow you and your visitors to escape into an island paradise.
2. Sandovan Restaurant &Lounge
Sandoval Restaurant & Lounge is a black-owned Jamaica restaurant in Dc. It offers tropical Caribbean Cuisine eg; the sizzling and juicy jerk wings. The Caribbean menu is complete with Jamaican jerk chicken and Jamaican ackee and saltfish. Sandoval happy hour features discounted drinks and appetizers. Therefore Sandoval Restaurant & Lounge is one of the best places to be in Washington Dc Due to its amazing Jamaican jerk dishes.
3. St. James- Modern Caribbean
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It has a very friendly staff who are professional and had their style and charisma which made the ambiance so inviting. It has great food, atmosphere, and terrific and unusual cocktails.
4. Club Timehri
Club Timehri is the only authentic Caribbean nightclub in Adams Morgan. With positive island and multicultural vibes in the city. The music is so good that you can’t help but dance. The DJ spins Soca, Reggae, Afrobeat, Reggaeton, and international music. The bartenders and staff are friendly and the customer service is top-notch. If you want to have a feel of the Caribbean nightlife then Club Timehri is your place to be.
5.De Rhum Spot
De Rhum Spot is located at 2827 Sherman Ave Nw, Washington, DC 20001, United States. It is a must-visit place for any rum drinkers in Dc since it has great Caribbean food and rum cake too.
6. Cuba Libre Restaurant & Rum Bar
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Cuba Libre Restaurant &Rum Bar is a Caribbean Latin bar that is located on 850-800 9th, Washington, DC 20001 USA. It is dedicated to celebrating the Cuban heritage by striving to explore the Cuban flavors, music, art, and traditions. It was first launched in Philadelphia in 2000, followed by Atlantic City in 2004, Orlando in 2008, Washington, Dc in 2010, and Fort Lauderdale in 2021. The restaurant’s name signifies hope for the future of the reassured island nation. Its main mission is to provide an escape to Havana through the exciting food, beverage, and entertainment experiences that celebrate the Cuban people and culture. It is a two-time James Beard award-winning Chef- partner Guillermo Pernod’s menus feature tantalizing tastes that reflect Cuba’s culinary tradition and the emerging modern cuisine.
7. Qui Qui DC
Qui Qui DC is located at 1539 St NW 2nd Floor, Washington, DC 20001, United State. Since 2018 it has been serving delicious high-end Puerto Rican cuisine to all guests. At Qui Qui you are likely to be served the best Puerto Rican delicious food, drinks, and music in the heart of Washington D.C. It does not only bring the authentic flavors and culture of Puerto Rico to the nation’s capital but also to the Caribbean, that is from its icon décor and mix-matched table and chair combos to Jesse at the bar mixing potions of Caribbean delight. It is a fantastic place.
8. Habana Village
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Habana Village is a Cuban restaurant, bar, and dance floor that is located in the heart of Adams Morgan, which is one of the most ethnically diverse neighborhoods in the district of Columbia. It serves classic dishes from other counties in the Caribbean region. It is an excellent option for private events, as it has comedy nights, Latin bands performing live, dance classes, and DJs.
It is a great place to grab dinner and drinks and dates with friends. Drinks will have you feeling right and portions will fill you up. If you want to be treated like a family visit the Habana village. It is said to be a lifesaver for people craving authentic Caribbean food.
9. Aqua Restaurant and Bar
Aqua Restaurant and bar started business in 2001 and was renovated in 2014. It has never had any ABC violation and gained neighborhood support for the local small business. The nightclub has a sunken dance floor with a state-of-the-art light and sound system. It is located at 1818 New York Ave NE, Washington, DC 20002.
10. Cane
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Cane is located at 403 H St NE Washington, DC 20002. It was opened in April 2019. It celebrates Trinidad’s multi-ethic population by serving a modern take on the Caribbean nation’s most popular street food. Visitors tend to enjoy rum from around the Caribbean and also rum-inspired cocktails.
