Best Nightlife in Bull Run

"Georgetown epicurean restaurant Fiola Mare is one of three Fabio Trabocchi restaurants in Washington, D.C. This impeccably tasteful waterfront seafood restaurant is the place to rub shoulders with Washington’s political and social elite. It’s been featured in national publications like O Magazine, Travel + Leisure, and Hollywood Reporter as well as in countless notable D.C."

"If you want to enjoy waterfront views and one of the most highly rated restaurants in town, then go to Fiola Mare. Whoever you take will be greatly impressed by the freshness of the ingredients, selection of menu items, and creative take on plating and presentation. Expect luxe and modern both in the décor and the food."

"The stylish younger sister of the famed Fiola restaurant, Fiola Mare fronts the lively Georgetown waterfront and features sophisticated Italian cuisine. The menu focuses on fresh seafood dishes, which are complemented by an extensive wine list. Interiors are elegant and..."

"Reopened in 2013 under the direction of executive chef Anthony Chittum, this venue dates back to the days of the Civil War when it was used as stables for its cavalry officer owner. Today, the original carriageway hosts the bar and year-round dining area and features a cozy courtyard complete with grapevines and wisteria. Focusing on Mediterranean inspired mezze driven dishes, a winter entrée menu recently featured caramelized ricotta gnocchi, spiced lamb sausage and whole roasted Maine lobster."

"Tall ceilings, white-brick walls and a cozy fireplace all add up to make Iron Gate one of the nicest dining rooms in our neighborhood of Dupont Circle. The seasonal menus here are comprised of Mediterranean-inspired, Mezze-driven dishes created on a wood-burning hearth and rotisserie."

"This swanky, cool restaurant dishes up small Greek and Italian plates, in addition to a tasting menu and a high-end brunch menu. There are few places as cozy as Iron Gate, as diner..."

"Named the best new restaurant in America by Bon Appétit in 2014 and also the recipient of a Michelin Star, Aaron Silverman’s Rose’s Luxury on Capitol Hill has plenty of ways to wow you. Diners have especially marveled at the lychee salad, a staple dish that has remained steadfast on an ever-changing menu. This dish featuring sweet lychees, pork sausage, red onion and peanuts is topped with a cool coconut cream and, like the restaurant itself, leaves quite the impression."

"Celebrating their 6th anniversary, Rose wants to delight its diners with a “Best Of Menu” featuring all of the best dishes that made Rose’s success. With room for large parties, this venue is sure to be a fun thing to do in DC at night for the over 21 crowds. Experience savory dishes like lumanconi Alla Norma and South Carolina Brisket, and explore some of the greatest hits, 5% of all proceeds benefit nonprofits."

"Chef/owner Aaron Silverman's farmhouse restaurant, in the heart of Barracks Row, serves creative (and Michelin-starred) cooking inspired by his travels and culinary training in the American South, Mexico, the Mediterranean, and Southeast Asia...."

"Fiola, which is situated squarely between the Capitol Building and the White House, is a prime destination for Washington, DC’s upper echelon of diplomats and politicians. The proprietors of Fiola embrace a commitment to quality in every aspect of the restaurant. The menu is updated daily, with a constantly evolving assortment of finely crafted Italian dishes."

"Editor's Note: There's no photo available at the time of writing. With a classy Victorian-themed decor, Cloak & Dagger may feel like you are stepping into a different era, but its spirited vibes are far from sedate!. Spread over two floors, the bar is on the small side but nonetheless offers an intimate atmosphere."

"Are you tired of the mainstream bars that feature nothing but 20 TVs playing sports games, sloppy drinkers, and terrible music?. I always am, and this bar is so out of the ordinary that I might take a trip to DC for this bar. Cloak & Daggers is a bar inspired by the Victorian era!"

"El Chucho combines a fun and friendly atmosphere, delicious Mexican dishes and an expertly-made selection of cocktails. The bar is located in Columbia Heights, a creative quarter in the north-west that’s well known for its Hispanic roots. Food and drinks are super affordable, and it’s as popular with locals as it is with out-of-towners."

"Despite being the place where President Abraham Lincoln was assassinated, Ford’s Theatre is still open today, and it’s still bringing plays, musicals, speeches, comedy shows and other live events to the residents of Washington, DC. The venue is small and cozy. It retains a lot of its original decor from the 1800s, including red carpets and golden railings in front of the balcony seats."

"It is famous for being the site of the assassination of United States President Abraham Lincoln on April 14, 1865. Today the site consists of a theater, museum, and the Petersen House. The museum's exhibits follow Abraham Lincoln from the beginning of his presidency to the moments leading up to his assassination."

"Ford’s Theatre, where Abraham Lincoln was assassinated by John Wilkes Booth, is a national historic landmark and an interesting place to visit. A short talk is given by a National Park guide every half hour. Advanced timed tickets are required. Reserve tickets in advance."

"Another museum in the Smithsonian collection, the National Postal Museum is dedicated to the long and surprisingly interesting history of the U.S. postal system. There’s a lot more to know about the Pony Express than you might think!. Exhibitions include letters, stamps, uniforms, decals, flags and vintage postal tools like printing presses and perforation machines."

"daily, closed December 25.Location:2 Massachusetts Avenue NE. Are you a stamp collector?. Then don’t miss out on the amazing stamp collection and the opportunity to learn about the history of the American mail service at the National Postal Museum."

"Across from Union Station, this museum first opened in 1993 and once housed D.C.’s main post office. Visitors can learn about the history of the U.S. Postal Service, the Pony Express, and Owney, the first unofficial postal mascot."

"The National Museum of African Art, located on the National Mall, is a Smithsonian Institution. The Museum currently has 11,861 objects from both Sub-Saharan and Arab North Africa in its collection, of which 10,746 are traditional and 1,115 contemporary. Its objects range from 15th-century sculptures and masks to multi-media contemporary art, and the photographs from photojournalists Eliot Elisofon and Constance Stuart Larrabee."

"Touted as one of the most important research facilities for African art in America, at this museum, you can expect to find over 9,000 pieces of ancient African art. There are exhibits dedicated to Egyptian carvings, sacred objects, and musical instruments. The National Museum of African Art reopened in July 2021, following renovations."

"The National Museum of African Art houses an extensive collection of traditional and contemporary African art. The collection includes over 300,000 photographs and 50,000 volumes of library. It is considered as the main venue for African art on an international platform."

"This was the first art museum to open in Washington, D.C. It has a permanent collection of some of the finest works of art from the 20th century from famous artists like Claude Monet, John Sing Sargent and Mary Cassatt. The Corcoran Gallery of Art is only one block away from the White House so you can see both in one morning or afternoon, and it only requires a short walk on your part."

"500 17th St. NW Washington, DC. The historic building was established as a private art gallery to house the extensive collection of Washington banker and philanthropist, William Wilson Corcoran (partner of the bank Corcoran & Riggs)."