To encourage people to check this new place out I'm posting the upcoming schedule at Pap & Petey's intermixed with some photos of the place sent in by reader Jim. Pap & Petey's is located at 421 H Street.
Jazzin' Happy Hour
*Every Day from 5pm - 8pm
*Variety of specials
Tuesday, March 11, 2008
Happy Hour Specials 5pm - 8pm
*Mojitos
*$3 Coronas
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Friday, March 14, 2008
The Mike Gillespie Trio
*Jazz Flute with accompaniment
*Performing from 9:00pm to Midnight
*Drink/check minimum: $15.00 per seat (no cover)
Sunday, March 16, 2008
Gordon Kent - Unplugged!
*DC Jazz-Blues-R&B Virtuoso
*Performing from 6:30pm to 9:30pm
*Audience Requests Taken
*Drink/check minimum: $15.00 per seat (no cover)
Monday, March 17, 2008
Return Engagement: Timmy Sparkles with Abu
*Acoustic Guitar & Drums
*Performing from 9:15pm to 11:15pm
*St. Paddy's Day Fun!
*No cover/check minimum
5 comments:
I went there last Friday nite and was there until last call. Had a good time, great atmosphere and nice staff. Really would be cool if they had an upstairs or just a tad bit more space...But I'll definitely be back..
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Trinidad home owner
I was there Friday night too. Much closer than the other H St. bars, and I would love to become a regular.
The owner Duke, was really cool, and it was a nice space. (I dont really like jazz, but it was fun anyways)
Beers are only $3.50, which about as cheap as it gets in DC which is also a plus.
I can't wait to check it out. That end of H St needed a place like this. Does anyone know if they're serving beer on tap?
I don't think they have draft beer -- they do however have a pretty good selection of bottled beer. I echo the comment about beers being a good value.
My wife and I were there last Friday for the Mike Gillespie Trio. We both really enjoyed listening to them.
Duke introduced himself to us and both he and the rest of the staff were very nice. We will be back soon.
Gordon Kent’s performance on Sunday was terrific. From Sinatra’s Summer Wind to Fortunate Son by Creedence, Mr. Kent seemed incapable of missing a beat.
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