SPOTS : Restaurant, Bar, Lounge Review - Barcode Restaurant - Washington, DC
Barcode Restaurant, Bar, and Lounge
1101 17th Street Northwest Washington, DC 20036
(202) 955 9001
Providing lunch, happy hour (with amazing specials ranging from $4-7 priced drinks), dinner, and late night festivities, Barcode is the place that constantly provides satisfaction to the palates of dining guests and night crawlers looking for a great night out on the town. Located just a block from Farragut West metro station, Barcode provides something exciting and different every day of the week:
- Mondays: Happy Hour, Dinner
- Tuesdays: Happy Hour, Dinner, ½ off Wine all night long!
- Wednesdays: Happy Hour, Dinner, and Latin Wednesdays with DJ Mario
- Thursdays: International Thursdays presented by Masoud A. featuring Hookah, DJ, and live drums!
- Fridays: Happy Hour, Dinner, followed by the one and only Panorama Productions resident DJ Saam (Chroma)! Top 40 pop/house mashups until 3 AM.
- Saturday: Dinner 6PM - midnight, music by DJ Kam
- Sunday: NFL Sundays (Sunday Ticket in DC) which includes Free Wi-Fi, $1 Bud Lights, $2 Guinness, and ½ off pizza until midnight!
Brazilian Ipe furnishings white marble walls, and immense sliding glass door panels bring a sense of modernity whenever you take a look around this fine establishment. Lounges are fully stocked with projectors and couches, as well as a 45 ft bar and massive booths. Its dining area that is normally packed during the day/evening is skillfully converted into a raging dance floor at night.
Barcode appears to rarely, if never, disappoint. A personal favorite is Friday nights with DJ Saam, as the place is crawling with a mix of college students and young professionals, letting their hair down after a stressful week and “raising the roof” to DJ Saam’s eclectic and always enjoyable spins. Another bonus for Fridays: if you get there early enough before the conversion from restaurant to night club, you can enjoy a gut-busting Pesto Pizza or a grilled Atlantic Salmon Fillet, and replace those calories with shots of Kamikaze and fattening sex-like music for your eardrums.
All in all, I’m very impressed with Barcode, and it’s apparent that most of the DC metropolitan area agrees.
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