Eat, drink and be scary at these spooky and delicious Halloween pop-ups and events in the D.C. area.
蜜桃视频app rounded up several foodie-focused events for consideration, from a Halloween murder mystery dinner to an Adams Morgan party with themed potions and costume contests to a Navy Yard pop-up dedicated to the legacy of D.C.’s football team 鈥� talk about spooky!
Find out where you can get spooky spirits and other wicked potions to imbibe below. Find more Halloween events in 蜜桃视频app’s event guide here.
Themed Halloween bars and pop-ups in the DC region
1738 14th Street NW, D.C.
The 14th Street location of Chicken + Whiskey opened a with no cover charge and live DJs spinning eerie beats on Thursdays through Saturdays. Costumes encouraged as you drink your boos 鈥� I mean, booze.
1250 Half Street SE, D.C.
The self-pour Navy Yard bar, Tap99, has a pop-up dedicated to D.C.’s football past, but with a Halloween twist. The transforms the space into a frightful escape with pom-pom-waving skeletal cheerleaders, skulls in football helmets and cobweb-draped hallways.
2031 Florida Avenue NW, D.C.
It’s not necessarily very Halloween-y, but McClellan鈥檚 Retreat is hosting a cocktail menu inspired by the film, “Wicked.” From “Glinda’s Goblet” to “Elphaba’s Elixir,” enjoy before the theme changes for the holiday season.
2312 Mt. Vernon Avenue, Alexandria, Virginia
For frightful cocktails and an ambience sure to send shivers down your spine, head to this rotating pop-up bar in Alexandria, Virginia’s Del Ray neighborhood. The menu features plenty of bubbling potions and other brews, plus themed bites like a “,” with “cobwebbed” queso.
42604 Trade W Drive, Sterling, Virginia
At its Loudoun County, Virginia, location, with spooky sips in themed glassware and movie nights on the lawn.
Themed Halloween tasting menus and other tasty treats at DC-area restaurants
This spine-chilling soiree on Oct. 31 is a twist on typical carnival shenanigans. With costumes encouraged, the CarnEvil Nights event includes a live DJ, themed drink and food specials, a costume contest and other spooky surprises. This event is for those ages 21 and older only. Tickets cost approximately $35 per person with one complimentary drink offered.
On Oct. 31, Le Diplomate in D.C. is transforming their signature ice cream cart into a hot cider cart with mini cinnamon sugar doughnuts. These treats are complimentary to guests from 2 to 6 p.m. The French brasserie is also hosting a Halloween costume contest.
At one of the city’s best rooftop venues, expect a night of tricks, but mostly treats at this prix-fixe dinner at the Hotel Washington’s VUE Rooftop. The one-night-only dinner includes three courses, cocktails and a live DJ. With reservations possible via OpenTable, the Halloween event on Oct. 31 costs $185 to attend.
Astro Doughnuts & Fried Chicken is selling festively decorated mini doughnuts for the spooky season. There are Halloween Mini Boxes and Stranger Things Mini Boxes featured at the D.C. and Shirlington locations, each priced at $35.
For spooky-themed doughnuts with a Latin-inspired flair, head to Donisima at The Square in D.C. for their pumpkin spice alfajor doughnut, a flor de canela doughnut with a cinnamon glaze and a cinnamon caramel or their bloody velvet doughnut for those who love red velvet flavor. These treats are available from Oct. 25 through 31.
And more Halloween events to enjoy at DC-area restaurants and bars
Oct. 30 | 1020 7 Street NW, D.C.
Don your favorite mask, and be prepared for a night of revelry with a vintage-inspired cocktail bar, a live DJ and themed cocktails. The approximately $25 ticket includes a welcome shooter. This event is for those ages 21 and older only. Costumes are required.
Oct. 31 | 2127 I Street NW, D.C.
The back of Bodega Taqueria y Tequila is being transformed into a Halloween dance party with a live DJ. Costumes are required.
Oct. 31 | 4001 Campbell Avenue, Arlington, Virginia
In the lower level of Astro Beer Hall鈥檚 Shirlington location, expect to be transported back to the 1980s with a Halloween party themed after the “Stranger Things” TV show. Along with themed cocktails and a photo booth, also expect a costume contest for a chance to win a $100 gift card.
Oct. 31 | 1819 Columbia Road NW, D.C.
The Popal Group, which is known for restaurants like Lapis, Pascual, Lut猫ce, and Maison Bar 脿 Vins, is hosting a spooktacular Halloween party in Adams Morgan. On the evening of Halloween, each of the group’s restaurants are offering a special signature cocktail, plus JELL-O shots and other themed drinks to enjoy. This event is for those ages 21 and older only. Early admission costs $15 per ticket, while general admission costs $20 per ticket. Be sure to also bring a costume for the contest expected during the evening’s festivities.
Oct. 31 | 1904 14 Street NW, D.C.
Michelin-starred restaurant J脭NT is hosting an聽immersive and delicious masquerade event Oct. 31. On Halloween night, guests can sip on Champagne and enjoy exquisite cuisine as secrets, whispers and hidden tokens unfold. With wine pairings included, the event is hosted at 5:30 p.m. or 8:45 p.m. with a cost of $695 per person.
Oct. 31 | Sonny’s Pizza, 3120 Georgia Avenue NW, D.C.
Celebrate Halloween at this natural wine party in D.C. Along with bottomless pours, the late-night event also includes a costume contest, DJs and dancing, as well as snacks. There will also be flash tattoos from local artists to benefit the D.C. Migrant Fund. Tickets cost approximately $80 per person.
Nov. 1 | Various locations in Navy Yard, D.C.
This festival doesn’t just cross into one bar, but over 10 across the Navy Yard neighborhood, including The Bullpen, Royal Sands Social Club and Problem Child. All day long, enjoy drink specials at participating bars with costumes encouraged for the event. Tickets cost approximately $26.
Nov. 1 | Ned’s Club, 734 15th Street NW, D.C.
The Ned鈥檚 Club and HEIST are presenting Sinister S茅ance, an experience with immersive rooms, eerie performances and a live DJ set. The event includes an open bar and bites. For those ages 21 and older, the early bird general admission fee is approximately $275, while the regular general admission fee costs roughly $312.
Nov. 2 | 1811 Columbia Road NW, D.C.
With costumes encouraged, attendees for the Halloween drag brunch at Perry鈥檚 can expect tons of fun, including a costume contest, brunch buffet and cocktails and, of course, queens dressed in Halloween costumes. The entertainment and buffet are $39.95 exclusive of tax and tip with a $18.18 deposit to reserve a table.
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