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Rebellion
(Now Closed)Bar$$$$
Northwest Washington, Washington
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Amy ChinJune 29, 2016Great spot to grab a drink with a group of people. The roof top is lovely when it's nice out - grab a seat at the ledge to people watch. Manhattans are 👏🏽.
Brent GatewoodOctober 26, 2017Great burger (the Rebellion). Fun staff and nice selection of bourbon, rye and beer. I’ll be back. Menu a little limited, but good!
Shareya KeyesAugust 14, 2018I haven’t had a chance to try enough to give a bad rating but service is great. Wings not bad or good just not worth it. Happy hour later than most places. I wouldn’t stop for more than drinks here.
Good menu. Great beer and whiskey selection. Friendly bartenders.
Rebellion is usually very busy, but the drinks and food are very good. Nice outdoor patio, too.
Brad GambleJune 16, 2014This place is brand new but has an Old School feel. maple Candied Bacon is food porn at its best.
AJune 1, 2014Read website. Had a Sunday special with bottomless drinks. Get to restaurant. No. They "haven't started that yet." Bye!
Candied bacon!! Need I say more? Very dog-friendly. Waiters have dog treats.
Great place!! Legacy burger is usually the way to go!
Andrew TaylorSeptember 14, 2014Cocktails aren't worth trying but has a great atmosphere and good for sports
Yes, that is just one pretzel. Order one for yourself
Jill MolinaMarch 16, 2015Great spot for day drinking on weekends. Big beer list with lots of local options, awesome bartender that learned our names & took care of us. Only complaint was that the kitchen seemed a little slow!
Timmy PilotteMay 31, 2014Nice look but caters to the Adams Morgan crowd. Not a place that's doing anything different in the end.
- Sarai JohnsonJuly 15, 2015The burger here is disgusting. The meat was grayish and hard around the edges. Like cafeteria frozen patty level ish. Don't eat here.
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In 1791, Treasury Secretary Alexander Hamilton proposed an excise tax on domestically produced distilled spirits. The tax was a part of Hamilton’s plan to centralize government and reduce the country’s increasing war debt...
Permanently closed (Show more)
- Mon–Thu, Sun
- 3:30 PM–2:00 AM
- Fri–Sat
- 3:30 PM–3:00 AM
(202) 299-0399
Features
Credit Cards
Yes (incl. Discover & Visa)
Outdoor Seating
Yes
Food & Drink
Menus
Brunch, Happy Hour
Drinks
Beer, Full Bar
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