Kuro Listening Bar is a listening bar in Petworth, Washington DC.
Editorially verified May 20, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: No TVs, no laptops; the rig runs from a single vinyl source. Open 14:00-01:00; weekends fill earlier for the prime listening seats.
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Address: 3632 Georgia Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20010, Washington DC
Service Bar on U Street pairs a cocktail program from Glendon Hartley and Chad Spangler with a patio and a back room, with vinyl sets running through long happy hours.
TipHappy hour Tuesday to Saturday from 17:00-19:00, half off most drinks. Patio guests under 21 must come with a parent; indoor bar is 21+.
Lulu's on 11th Street just off U is Paul and Brittany Carlson's communal wine garden, with three patios, vinyl programming most nights and a 50-bottle list under $80 a bottle.
TipWalk in for the bar, Tock for the patio tables on weekends. The chef Cable Smith southwest-leaning menu runs through to last seating.
Tune Inn on Pennsylvania Avenue SE has poured Capitol Hill since 1947, the third-generation Nardelli family dive with taxidermied animals on the walls and breakfast from 08:00 daily.
TipOpens 08:00 every day for cheap pints and a greasy breakfast. Voted Best Bar at the 2025 RAMMY Awards by public vote.
Madam's Organ on 18th Street is Bill Duggan's blues-and-bluegrass dive since 1992, five bars across four floors with a soul-food kitchen and live music every night of the week.
TipLive music nightly from around 21:00. Happy hour 18:00-20:00 daily; Thursday is Ladies Night with no cover for women.
The Pug on H Street is Tony Tomelden's 2008 anti-Hill dive with red ceilings, wall-to-wall photographs and a beer-can Christmas tree that stays up year-round, plus a ramen kitchen weekdays.
TipNo drink specials by rule, no bomb shots, no political talk. Weekend brunch is the easy entry; weekdays the ramen menu runs from 17:00.
Showtime on Rhode Island Avenue is Paul Vivari's 2013 living-room dive, the Esquire America's Best Bars pick with a free R&B jukebox compiled by Vivari and the cheapest combos in Bloomingdale.
TipCash only, $5 Natty Boh and shot combo. Live band Granny and the Boys plays regular sets led by the 81-year-old neighbor upstairs.
