Hot Nights on the Town – Washington DC, USA
Hot Nights on the Town
18th Street Lounge
(metro red line to Dupont Circle)
Very hip, three level, renovated town house where velvet sofas abound, colorful rooms and very, very hip international music.
18th Street and Connecticut Avenue – get there before 9pm to avoid $10 cover charge.
Sesto Senso
(metro red line to Dupont Circle)
Where all the “International people” go – fab mix of Middle Eastern, African, Cuban and House jams. Right up the street from 18th Street Lounge.
Chief Ikes Mambo Room
(metro red line – Woodley Park Zoo)
A small dive in Adams Morgan that was the really big in the disco era. Doesn’t get happenin’ until after midnight.
Habana Village
Quieres bailar salsa y merengue con los locales? Not the best salsa club in town but it sure gets packed and hot! No cover charge for ladies and the DJ sure can play the beat.
Polly Esther’s
Who said Disco is dead? Do you crave a club that will give you the best of 70’s, 80’s & 90’s? Then crave no more. Three clubs in one, three dance floors and three groovy DJ’s.
Madam’s Organ
(red line Woodley Park Zoo)
Right in the heart of Adams Morgan where redheads always drink ½ price Rolling Rocks. Not my type of place but a definite check-out option.
More updates next month…
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