1015 H Street $60 (please call for reservations) 202-396-6272
NAPA is offering a four course meal (includes a complimentary glass of champagne) as follows:
Appetizers
Escargots in a garlic herb butter
Oysters Rockefeller
Nut Meat Pate with white beans, toasted nuts, Gruyere cheese, herbs, spices, cream and butter
Salads
Caesar Salad
House Salad
Entrees
Filet of Beef wrapped with bacon served with sauteed oysters
Prawns stuffed with lump crabmeat
Stuffed Eggplant filled with orzo, scallions, tofu, mushrooms, artichokes, herbs & spice with a sundried tomato sauce
Dessert
Bittersweet Chocolate Mousse Cake
Almond Pear Torte
Creme Brule
Palace of Wonders -->Drinks & a Show
1210 H Street $15 (advance tickets here) 202-398-SHOW
Lucky Daredevil Thrillshow: See Tyler Fyre and Thrill Kill Jill perform amazing feats of daring for your enjoyment.
Doors open at 7pm & show starts at 10pm.
Champagne toast at midnight
The Red and the Black -->Drinks & a Show
1212 H Street $5 202-399-3201
Hear the duo Curly and the Rocket (read about them, or check out their songs on the band's website) rock the house and introduce a brand new song for the first time at the event. Dj B-Digga will also be spinning.
This event was a Washington Post New Years for Less pick.
The Pug -->Drinks
1234 H Street
No word on any special events yet, but this is always a good place to stop in for a beer (now featuring draft beers).
H Street Martini Lounge -->Drinks
1236 H Street
No reports of special events, but the usual drinks and appetizers should be available.
Dr. Granville's -->Eats & Drinks
1238 H Street $45
I still need to confirm this, but I'm told there will be a fixed price multi-course special meal for the evening.
Rock and Roll Hotel -->Drinks & a Show
1353 H Street 21+ only 3 pricing options:
$30: General Admission with cash bar
$50: Party Pass open rail/select beer
$80: All Access Pass open top shelf bar all night
Food is provided, including naked sushi by Sticky Rice.
Performances by Georgie James (live), Dj Longjawns, Dj Eyecue, Dj Stereo Faith, Dj Gavin Holland, Dj Cale, Dj Austin, & Dj Cassidy.
Advance tickets available at the Hotel, or on its website.
The Majestic By Gwen
1368 H Street
I haven't heard of any special New Years events, but the Majestic offers drinks, dancing and a full menu. Jazz and blues are the specialty.
Rose's Dream
1370 H Street
No reports of any special events for the evening, yet, but the bar regularly serves up drinks while patrons take in jazz, soul, or go go bands. They also have frequent karaoke nights.
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Argonaut Tavern -->Eats & Drinks
1433 H Street NO COVER (& NO DRESS CODE)
The Argonaut presents the Neighborhood New Years Eve Blow Out Bash
Dj Jason (indie punk disco funk)
Champagne toast @midnight
16 comments:
you missed Cluck-U and taste of jamaica.
both are having a first come, first peek event. depending on the space available, lucky h street patrons will be able to peer through the storefront windows and see what they *won't* be missing this new years. there's no charge for taking photographs, and patrons are all welcome to walk away with free discarded accoutrements available on the sidewalk in front of the restaurants.
please keep on coming back for a fabulous 2008!
chocolate mouse??? bleh !!!
Me, I'd rather have chocolate mousse.
chocolate mouse has more
"h street cred" than mousse.
back in the day, they only had h street rat.
we've come a long way, babeeee....
For what it's worth, I can confirm that Granville Moore's is doing a fixed price four-course (with dessert) menu on New Year's, and they're taking reservations. When I called, it sounded like there were slots left for the 6pm seating, but the 8pm seating was filling up quickly. Not sure of the other times. Either way, if you want to go, you'd best call soon. And yes, the price is $45. They require a credit card number to hold your slot, and they'll charge a $15 fee if you cancel less than 24 hours before (I think that's the policy..don't quote me).
who is alcoholic man with beeg teeth in two pictures of bars on a h street?
he remind me of rabid squirrel of my neighbor with teeths showing all times.
it look like a happy, but he want to bite!
be careful this man-squirrel!
Borat--you're an idiot. I guess that's on surprise, though. Are you poo poo's alter ego?
Inked--thanks for the updates. These look like great options!
Well, given my dining experiences last night, I know of at least one place on this list I would consider paying for and another I would not. Last night, a party of six of us (me, my wife, my parents, and my siblings) strolled down H Street to Granville Moore's for dinner. As luck would have it, the two tables downstairs that could accommodate six people were taken, as was the one table upstairs. These three tables, plus two more tables of two or three constituted the entire roster of customers at this point. Given the relatively empty state of the bar/restaurant, I asked Chris (the proprietor) if we could just move two unused chairs to one of the four person tables. He informed me we could not, and that our only option was to sit at the bar.
Convinced he was not interested in our business, we walked down to Napa 1015. There we were greeted by one of the owners, who gladly pushed a few tables together for us, promptly took drink orders, and supplied us all with menus. We were then treated to some of the finest dining I've experienced on this side of Capitol Hill. French Onion Soup that was as thick as a stew, filet mignon that melted on the tongue, and some shared desserts that were fantastic. Other people in our party had crab cakes, the shrimp pasta, and the vegetarian pasta, all of which were raved about.
The service was attentive, and while the price was the highest we had paid on or around the Hill in some time, we got our money's worth.
Granville's cooking is top-rate--the chef, Teddy, is a master. And the beer selection is as good as anywhere else east of the Brickskeller. But the service is for shit and has consistently been so. Our bill at Napa, before tip, was about $275.00. We clearly were out to spend a decent chunk of change on food and drink. It's a shame that Granville's didn't want any of it.
Granville Moore's NEEDS to change their seating/reservations policy or this story will be repeating itself often!!!!!!!!!
barracuda feesh with big teeths like alcoholic, who make a fun of me for making public warning for the healths of peoples:
you sound like a my wiiiife.
calling names of feces and simple idiot for me.
not nice!
idiot is guy on 5th street with ugly house. i am IDIOT of VILLAGE, two times this month!
make respect to me!
and please, learn english for posting on bogs.
"on" means "on the top" (like my wiiiife!!).
you sounding like borat cousin who sneak into US of A.
maybe it is you! jaramash al at-tar, cuzin????
Boooring...
I haven't had a *terrible* service experience at Granville Moore's yet, but I agree that they need to change some of their policies. One night we were there, and out group of four went to the only table available, one that had a sign on it saying it was reserved for five guests or more. I understand the policy in general, but would they prefer to have the table to unused while customers either left or stood around for a table to clear up? The waitress was nice and told us we could stay, but she had to lie to her boss and say that we were waiting on an additional person; otherwise, he would have told us we couldn't stay there.
The food at GM's is great, and I love the beer selection, but they need to iron out a few of these customer service issues if they want to keep their patrons happy. Reservations and flexibility re: seating would be a good start.
I wonder if GM managers read this blog, because there have been numerous comments on here about their poor customer service when it comes to fair seating. Unlike Mr. Englert, there have been no responses from management. I'm thinking they may not care. Wonder how much they'll care as they lose repeat customers? Do they think they can sustain themselves on one time, non repeat customers?
anon 8:29,
boring?
maybe.
tank you for making post.
we appreciate how you creative persons feel.
good to have exciting information from anonimous poster.
u are make me exciting with your post.
maybe you should write book?
NOT!
Joe Englert said:
Elise and all our friends on H....
We are concerned about making our neighbors and customers happy at Granville Moore's.
Therefore, starting next week, we will be having a host/hostess every Friday and Saturday night with a clipboard taking names and seating people in order of arrival for when an appropriate-sized table comes available.
We are able to take reservations of 6-8 for three of our tables at times of 5, 7 and 9 p.m. We must give away the table to the next party if the group is not there at the requested time. All other tables are open on a first come, firstserved basis.
We also can do reservations of 10 or more upstairs during the week, but cannot seat everyone at one table.
We tried to keep the seating policy more casual than this, but because of continual concerns, we are now putting these new policies into practice.
Thanks for being so supportive and we hope to see you soon. Thanks, Get, Chris, Teddy, Joe and the Staff
Hi Joe. I'm Anon 10:34 on 12/29. I hope you find this since its so far down the blog. I was not aware that you were also involved with the ownership/management of GM. I can't keep up with what you're involved in and what you're not - but nevertheless I am so thankful for all you've done for H St. With that said, I love the food and dining atmosphere of GM, but I am SO thankful that you are reading this blog and are addressing the seating situation. I think you will find many more repeat customers because of it. Thanks for trying something new. Keep up the good work!
- GM Neighbor
I've been informed that the following commnet left by Joe Englert should read 5:30 pm, not 5pm. I'm not sure if that changes the other times to 7:30 and 9:30, but I would expect that to be the case. Below is his comment as it originally appeared:
Joe Englert said:
Elise and all our friends on H....
We are concerned about making our neighbors and customers happy at Granville Moore's.
Therefore, starting next week, we will be having a host/hostess every Friday and Saturday night with a clipboard taking names and seating people in order of arrival for when an appropriate-sized table comes available.
We are able to take reservations of 6-8 for three of our tables at times of 5, 7 and 9 p.m. We must give away the table to the next party if the group is not there at the requested time. All other tables are open on a first come, firstserved basis.
We also can do reservations of 10 or more upstairs during the week, but cannot seat everyone at one table.
We tried to keep the seating policy more casual than this, but because of continual concerns, we are now putting these new policies into practice.
Thanks for being so supportive and we hope to see you soon. Thanks, Get, Chris, Teddy, Joe and the Staff
Dec 31, 2007 7:27:00 PM
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