A Wood Paneled Penn Quarter Tavern for Game Day
Settle into wood-paneled booths for raw bar plates and pre-event drinks beside the arena.
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After work, Clyde's of Gallery Place settles into a wood paneled room where framed scenes, warm lamps, and sports memorabilia give the tavern its own old school pulse. The tables feel built for a quick reset before a game, with enough room for a full meal or a drink at the bar. The raw bar brings the clearest reason to stay for dinner, while the menu also covers burgers, seasonal salads, seafood, and hearty entrees.
The address on 7th Street NW puts you in the middle of Penn Quarter, across from the Smithsonian American Art Museum and National Portrait Gallery. Lunch, dinner, brunch, and late night service make the room easy to fold into a city plan, especially when an arena crowd is moving through the neighborhood. Pick a booth for the woodwork and gallery feel, or keep the bar in play when the night needs a looser landing.
