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One Week in DC. Where to stay? What to do? How to bang?
I have to spend a week in DC soon, Monday morning to Friday afternoon. I was hoping board members could give me some ideas on where to stay and what to do. There are DC threads, I know, but DC seems to be one of those places where the cool spots change frequently so I'm hoping someone with current info can help me out.
My goals
1. Get laid
2. Eat good food
3. Drink good beer
My constraints
1. I'd like to minimize my commute to the NSF in Arlington where I'll be working during the day, so I need to be close to a metro stop
2. My hotel should ideally be under $250 per night
3. I need to be sharp during the day, so staying out too late won't work for me because I need to get into the office early.
4. In case it isn't clear, I care more about logistics at night than being close to the NSF. I'd like to be close to the pussy, so I can take the pussy back to the hotel easily.
Obviously, day game isn't going to work. I need to go for the bang the same night I meet the ho. Maybe I should just take the dive and try the apocalypse opener.
I'm a custom suit type of guy and very highly educated. Asian girls are into me like I'm the best thing since karaoke, so spots with lots of Asians, especially FOB Asians will probably work best for me. I can speak Spanish, but I don't particularly enjoy Latin dance.
Any advice is appreciated.
Are quality and odds too low during that time period to even bother?
Should I lie about the length of time I'll be in DC? I have no problems telling a bitch that I'll be there for months.
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RE: One Week in DC. Where to stay? What to do? How to bang?
The one piece of advice I can give you on girls in DC: approach. Deep down, DC chicks are sad creatures dying to be approached and led. Don't be intimidated by the bitch shield; don't let the city get to you. Now, to add:
Cafe St. Ex on T and 14th st, Policy near 14th and U st, The Reef on 18th st (Adams Morgan), and Current are busy with asians on the weekends. I see more Asians at Current from my experience. Expect to see people in the 22-30 age range in the clubs mentioned above. Cafe St Ex and Policy are near the U street metro; you'll need a cab to get to most places in AdMo including The Reef, and Current is near the Dupont Circle and Farrugut North metro stations.
More upscale: the W hotel's rooftop bar; chicks from all over the world are dressed in skirts and heels, and there is a dress code for guests who aren't staying in the hotel. Because of this, I think that most of the girls are more open to approaches, since everyone is well dressed and under the pretense that you are making good money. It's right on F and 12th NW, near metro center. Also, there is the Hamilton right across the street from the W--it's a three story bar & lounge. If you've been to Clyde's before, it's that but bigger (the restaurant group that owns Clyde's owns the Hamilton). Good seafood too.
I enjoy Bourbon on 18th street (Adams Morgan). It's more of a late 20s-early 30s crowd, girls can be bitchy but Friday nights around 10 isn't so bad.
Check out the Brixton on U st if you have time--it's where the DC RVF meetup was held.
Gallego's post on Clarendon is accurate. I'll also add Liberty Tavern to that list--it's smaller than the other venues, but I've found girls there to be more open. They have great food, too--grab an individual size pizza for HH and pick your targets. If you find yourself in Courthouse, then check out Guarapo. It's more of an South American crowd.
For a grabbing a bite, off the top: Burgers-- Burgers Taps & Shakes, Five Guys, Black & Orange. Ramen-- Daikaya. Bistro food-- Bistro du Quant, Mintwood Palace. Subs/Sandwiches-- DSG Delicatessen, Sundevich, Potbelly, Taylor's. PM me if you want to know more about the DC food scene--I cooked in the city for a few years.
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RE: One Week in DC. Where to stay? What to do? How to bang?
(03-09-2013 03:14 PM)La Familia Wrote: (03-09-2013 02:34 AM)Merenguero Wrote: La Familia:
You should really post more often. The few posts I have seen from you have been extremely helpful.
Has anyone been to Cuba Libre in D.C.? I know I have posted about the Atlantic City Cuba Libre and I know Technics and others have posted about the Philadelphia location, but I don't remember reading any posts about the D.C. location.
Thanks Merenguero. Although DC's reputation is well known around here, the upside to this city is that you can find your niche here, and pretty easily too. In regards to Cuba Libre, I only have second hand accounts from female friends saying that there's a good ratio of females to males on Friday nights when the professional salsa dancers perform. I tried to check it out in late Nov, right before last call, and they wanted me to pay $10 cover.
G - I'm predicting that will all change in the next 5 years and those establishments will see fiercer competition. DC is stepping up their restaurant scene, thanks in large part to the mass gentrification that has been ongoing for the past 10 years.
Edit: The W is located on F & 14th.
Yeah, but they survived:
- The shinny shirt era of the early 2000's
-The Multi-colored Striped shirt mortgage broker err of 2002-2007
-The Down economy era of Ed Hardy shirts 2007-2009
- The Hipster/fedora era of 2009-???
They have some staying power for sure.
You know what else has outlasted all those weesh eras?
The Custom Suited Down Cigarette Smoking International Playboy.
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RE: One Week in DC. Where to stay? What to do? How to bang?
(03-10-2013 07:49 PM)thegmanifesto Wrote: (03-10-2013 05:55 PM)Hencredible Casanova Wrote: 2) Cities. 19th and I St. NW. Great spot in the summertime. A spot that could be on South Beach right in downtown DC near Shadow Room. A more snobby and pretentious crowd and NOT easy for pickup but you'll find the best looking chicks from all over the DMV here on Friday nights. It's that international/house music scene.
Is this the same Cities that is (or was) in Adams Morgan?
That place was the best place in DC bar none back in the day.
It was a cool concept too.
No. Cities is downtown off of K St (DC's Wall Street except lobbyists/lawyers not bankers).
It's a restaurant during the day, but on Friday and Saturday nights it opens up as a venue. In the summer they have a roped off outdoor section in front of it with couches so you can see the action from the street. The girls I've seen here are just as good as you'll find anywhere pretty much. A lot of them don't even live in DC but deep in Virginia or Maryland. Lots of fly Middle Eastern chicks, Latinas, Europeans, etc.
http://www.citieswashington.com/
This is where you would go suited down and be straight.
I think Saturday nights is a different crowd/scene. That's the thing with nice club venues in DC. Nightlife in general there is segregated. A venue will typically start out with one kind of crowd but eventually the top promoters will get around to them and to get everyone's money the venue makes sure they have a night for the hip-hop crowd (black people) and then one for international (asians, middle easterners, latinos), and then whatever is left if anything. The Park is a prime example.
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RE: One Week in DC. Where to stay? What to do? How to bang?
(03-10-2013 08:01 PM)Hencredible Casanova Wrote: (03-10-2013 07:49 PM)thegmanifesto Wrote: (03-10-2013 05:55 PM)Hencredible Casanova Wrote: 2) Cities. 19th and I St. NW. Great spot in the summertime. A spot that could be on South Beach right in downtown DC near Shadow Room. A more snobby and pretentious crowd and NOT easy for pickup but you'll find the best looking chicks from all over the DMV here on Friday nights. It's that international/house music scene.
Is this the same Cities that is (or was) in Adams Morgan?
That place was the best place in DC bar none back in the day.
It was a cool concept too.
No. Cities is downtown off of K St (DC's Wall Street except lobbyists/lawyers not bankers).
It's a restaurant during the day, but on Friday and Saturday nights it opens up as a venue. In the summer they have a roped off outdoor section in front of it with couches so you can see the action from the street. The girls I've seen here are just as good as you'll find anywhere pretty much. A lot of them don't even live in DC but deep in Virginia or Maryland. Lots of fly Middle Eastern chicks, Latinas, Europeans, etc.
http://www.citieswashington.com/
This is where you would go suited down and be straight.
I think Saturday nights is a different crowd/scene. That's the thing with nice club venues in DC. Nightlife in general there is segregated. A venue will typically start out with one kind of crowd but eventually the top promoters will get around to them and to get everyone's money the venue makes sure they have a night for the hip-hop crowd (black people) and then one for international (asians, middle easterners, latinos), and then whatever is left if anything. The Park is a prime example.
Nice.
It must have moved.
The logo looks the exact same.
You know the place I am talking about that used to be in Adams Morgan right?
It used to shut down periodically and remodel and they would change the menu and decor to reflect a different "city"? ie Tokoyo or Nice, or Madrid or something. I loved the concept.
It was a legit spot in DC. Had a great set up, one of the best I have ever seen. Fly girls too.
It then closed and became Left Bank (can't believe I remember) http://www.yelp.com/biz/leftbank-washington which looks like it also closed.
This seems to me to be a resurrection of the Cities that was there on 18th.
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RE: One Week in DC. Where to stay? What to do? How to bang?
(03-10-2013 08:57 PM)thegmanifesto Wrote: Nice.
It must have moved.
The logo looks the exact same.
You know the place I am talking about that used to be in Adams Morgan right?
It used to shut down periodically and remodel and they would change the menu and decor to reflect a different "city"? ie Tokoyo or Nice, or Madrid or something. I loved the concept.
It was a legit spot in DC. Had a great set up, one of the best I have ever seen. Fly girls too.
It then closed and became Left Bank (can't believe I remember) http://www.yelp.com/biz/leftbank-washington which looks like it also closed.
This seems to me to be a resurrection of the Cities that was there on 18th.
Yes, you're right. I forgot about the original one in Adam's Morgan. It had been closed down for years. I barely remember it since the Left Bank had stood out for so long in its place. This is the same type of idea but it's now in a different part of the city. Good memory.
Adam's Morgan is no longer a good spot in terms of venues. They all pretty much suck IMO. As that part of the city has declined, U St. has gotten better. AM used to be the shit before U St. blew up.
H St. in NE is up-and-coming but there's no real venue I've seen there that is good for pick up. The venues there and the neighborhood in general attracts hipster chicks more than anything.
I would recommend sticking to U St. bars and hitting up isolated venues downtown. There's little spots on the low in DC that can be hit or miss.
I would avoid Clarendon in Arlington for night game at all costs. There are cute girls but it's a lame social circle and frat/soror scene made up largely of schools in Virginia. It's lacking the diversity of venues and people that you find in DC. I think a lot of guys would be bored out of their minds there. But if day game is your thing this might be the best area in DC for that. Great logistics with the Whole Foods and Trader Joe's in close proximity. Lots of gyms, yoga studios, bookstores, boutique stores and coffee shops in a pedestrian-friendly area.
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