Best Comedy Club in Ashburn Area

"Dupont CircleDC Improv is lined with framed photos of the many super-high caliber performers who have graced this stage, including household names like Louis C.K., Ellen DeGeneres, Jerry Seinfeld, and Sarah Silverman... comedy stalwarts Patrice O’Neal and Jim Gaffigan have even recorded albums even here. In addition to providing a milestone for comics that are on top of their game, this club is a good spot to see up-and-coming local comics."

"This subterranean comedy club has an awesome atmosphere that you won’t find anywhere else in Washington, DC. As you might expect from an underground building, it features a lot of dark walls and dimly-lit alcoves, but it gets filled with so much laughter that it never feels gloomy. Instead, there’s a warm, almost cozy atmosphere as the comedians take the stage."

"One of the hippest places to catch a night of comedy, DC Improv serves up established and no-name comedians through the year. Come prepared to laugh so hard you’re sure your face will fall off — and even try your hand at open mic night if you’ve got what it takes."

"3251 Prospect St NW in Georgetown next to Cafe Milano--down the courtyard alley, last door on left, Washington DC, DC 20007-3243+1 202-298-9223[email protected]http://standupcomedytogo.com/see-a-show/chinese-disco-fridays/. First-Timers, Amateurs, Newbies Welcome!. $25 cash prize joke contest for audience members after the show Every Friday Night FREE SHOW No reservations: first-come, first-seated."

"This is the shopping plaza across the street from Pentagon City Mall - where the Best Buy, Marshall's, Costco, Border's, etc., are located. Address:1201 S Hayes St, Arlington, VA 22202"

"You may also take a walk to Washington Harbour to enjoy the Potomac Waterfront views and popular outdoor dining spots. See a guide to the Best Restaurants in Georgetown and Georgetown Bars and Nightlife."

"You may also take a walk to Washington Harbour to enjoy the Potomac Waterfront views and popular outdoor dining spots."

"There’s a lot going on amidst the daily hustle and bustle of the city, which means everyone needs a pick-me-up from time to time. It doesn’t matter if you have a major sweet tooth or you’re looking for something light and low-calorie—there’s something for everyone in the nation’s capital. From ice cream to cake to donuts, here are some of the best desserts across Washington, D.C. Bon appetit!"

"Sprinkles offers freshly baked cakes in a variety of flavors. They also offer special cakes such as vegan, sugar-free, and gluten-free ones for those on specific diets."

"Georgetown is Washington DC’s unofficial cupcake hub, but Baked and Wired has a good system going, earning high praise from publications like the Washingtonian, Eater and Thrillist. The elegant ‘cakecups’ are baked in a rustic parchment paper liner that accentuates the fluffy cake bottom and effortless frosting swirl on top. The gorgeous sweets counter always has a GF ‘cakecup’ and a few other GF desserts (recent items include a DC cherry blossom themed GF cakecup and GF raspberry pop-tart)."

"Bon Matcha is a trendy little window counter downtown with a small menu of soft serve matcha ice cream as well as lattes and other specialty matcha drinks. Matcha is a form of green tea from Japan that has a sweet but earthy flavor. The taste is very unique and different and that’s what we liked about it!"

"Chevy Chase, MDThe vibe: Established; slightly suburban (kids may drum chopsticks); innovative. Sushiko’s been slicing raw fish since the '70s, but that doesn’t mean the restaurant is without new tricks. In fact, its full of them, like this cherry-wood-smoked Tasmanian ocean trout tartare dotted with goat cheese.Best bet: The $90 chef’s tasting menu served at the sushi bar."

"Chevy Chase's Sushiko is a destination for Washingtonians and has landed on critics' top lists for years, thanks to its obsessive focus on fresh fish. The sushi here is beautifully plated, and the serene restaurant's art is just as colorful. One popular option here is the omakase, where a chef delivers premium sashimi cuts, nigiri, and extras like a sakura sundae."

"One of the most popular Japanese restaurants in Washington, D.C., Sushiko in Chevy Chase offers a daily happy hour, plenty of cooked dishes alongside great sushi, and an unusually ..."

"You’ll eat to the tune of bubbling hot pots at this Virginia Square dining room. The waitstaff urges a cauldron per person, filled with simmering stock in which diners can cook an à la carte array of meats, seafood, and vegetables—we found that a single order for two to three people works perfectly well, and you’ll have more room to sample from the expansive Szechuan menu. The fare is both spicy and drink-friendly—large-format beers are offered for a reason."

"The inspiration behind Mala Tang is the street food of Chengdu.. Here you'll find the streets filled with diners sitting at tables gathering around bubbling hot pots, in which dozens of dried chilies bob up and down in an oily red broth. The hot pot itself is a pan that sits on a portable burner,...Más"

"The sister restaurant to Merrifield’s Uncle Liu’s, Mala Tang is where Arlingtonians go for Chinese hot pot. The menu also offers a variety of appetizers and Sichuan dishes such as cumin lamb. Hot pots are customizable with dippers like fish balls, prawns, “mala’ spicy beef, and a number of vegetables."