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Thursday night Karaoke was a blast! Convenient location just up from the U street metro stop. Multilevel. Staff were great!
Hands down my all time favorite dive-bar in DC, and I say that with tons of love and respect. There is no pretension here, and all are welcome, you won’t go broke drinking, you can bring your to-go food, and there’s always something fun to do!
Aside from their massive, excellent cover patio that le
Niel the bartender made it clear that my safety mattered more to him than profit - a rarity in DC. I tried to tip him extra but he literally would not let me. This is my favorite bar in DC and you won't see me missing out on a chance to be here any time soon.
Exceptionally good! Best bar and bartender in town! Lots of different drinks: many beers (local and international) and a lot of really good whiskey's
We came there for a quick drink but it was so nice we stayed really long! Super friendly owner and always up for nice chat!
I recommend this bar to ev
Solly’s is a perfect two-story dive bar. Memorabilia galore, cheap whiskey, and great service. There’s an ATM inside, Big Buck Hunter arcade game in the corner, and always amazing music playing. Ask for Antoine when you arrive.
Fantastic and consistent U st bar with awesome staff, drink specials, and food!
Solly's is a great place for comedy, both to watch and perform. Everytime I have been there, The Comedy Attic has been packed. This makes sense as the comics are good and the drinks are priced well. It is in a cool area of DC with a great vibe and diverse area so there is lots to do after the show
A great dive bar! Friendly bartender, good prices and most importantly ice cold beer! Stayed in the neighbourhood during a recent trip to DC and come to Solly’s twice. Would recommend!
Cheap drinks, but I do miss the BBQ. Dope chill spot.
If you're looking to tour the real of D.C. and U street, Solly's is definitely a stop you need to make. Real, unique, and a hidden gem that let's you escape the world but still watch it through a windowed nook with beer
Affordable happy hour! Great dive bar :)
I had a wonderful time at Sollys. I love to karaoke and have been bar hopping around the city trying to find a place. This one is pretty cool. I went in Thursday around 8pm and the bar is upstairs. There is a stage, costumes, and 3 mics available. Sound quality is dope, nice song selection. People a
Casual and relaxed bar on U street with decent space inside and a nice patio. They don't have any beers on tap, but they have a decent selection of cans and do beer + shot specials. Bartenders are always quick and the food here is amazing. Really great smoked meat sandwiches, fries, and a variety
Cozy bar atmosphere. Decent list of food options. Good place to watch a game with several big screens upstairs. Nice outdoor seating area that has afternoon shade. Beers are all in cans and there is a nice selection of craft beers and usually a few on a good deal.
Perhaps one of the best bars in DC. The bartenders are exceptionally charismatic, and the patrons seem to match the energy you'd expect on a given day. It draws a mixed crowd--from blue collar to white collar, yuppie transient to local, young to old--and it somehow strikes the right balance through
Great dive bar in an area with an increasing number of fancy spots. Prices are reasonable and the happy hour deals are good (especially if you’re okay with low brow brews). They have perfectly acceptable bar bites but I wouldn’t go there specifically to eat.
Have gone here on a few first dates. It's a great place with plenty of options for a fun time. The music isn't blasting downstairs doi you can actually talk and you can choose from karaoke and live bands to really spice up a date. All in all, a great bar!
I’ve been coming to Solly’s for Wednesday trivia night for a couple of months now. It’s a great environment and my favorite trivia in DC! A lot of trivia tends to revolve around Gen X or elder Millennial pop culture, which I wasn’t alive for or was too young to remember or really be a part of. Here
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