Fake Summer Is Here—Where to Eat and Drink Outside Right Now

Our favorite waterfront spots, rooftops, pup-friendly patios, and more! Perfect for days like today ☀️

It’s freakishly gorgeous and sunny in DC today. And you know it won’t last long. Here’s where to make the most of the outdoors while sipping a delicious drink and/or digging into something tasty.Barca, a new Spanish-inspired bar in Old Town.

Photograph courtesy of Barca Pier & Wine Bar.all the waterfront bars and restaurants within a two-and-a-half hour drive of DC—whether you’re looking for a quick getaway or a great riverfront cocktail that’s accessible via Metro. You may want to call ahead, though—it’s February, after all.

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