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| Beers on tap:
Bare
Knuckles, Bass, Bud, Bud LIght, Foggy Bottom, Fosters, Guiness,
Harp, Harpoon IPA, Hefewiesen, Miller Lite, Red Hook IPA,
Sam Adams, Smithswick, Stella Artois, Yuengling, plus a few
others.
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Daily Specials:
Monday:
| 4:00pm - 7:00pm:
7:00pm - close: |
Half-price beers and cocktails
$2 Miller Lite bottles |
Tuesday:
| 4:00pm - 7:00pm: |
Half-price beers and cocktails |
Wednesday:
| 4:00pm - 7:00pm: |
Half-price beers and cocktails |
Thursday:
| 4:00pm - 7:00pm:
7:00pm - close: |
Half-price beers and cocktails
$2 Miller Lite bottles |
Friday:
| 4:00pm - 7:00pm:
7:00pm - close: |
Half-price beers and cocktails
$3 Foggy Bottom drafts |
Saturday:
| 4:00pm - 7:00pm:
7:00pm - close: |
Half-price beers and cocktails
$3 Heinekens and Amstel Lights |
Reviews:
The latest addition to the Barrack's Row scene is a welcome.
With two other bars on the same block -- Fin Mac Cool's and Tapatini's
-- The Ugly Mug adds yet a different atmosphere to the scene.
With 9 plasma screen tvs, 5 big ones on the wall behind the bar,
and 4 mid-size on banisters throughout, this bar is perfect for
March Madness.
Hidden away in the back is a single pool table and Golden
Tee machine. You don't realize that until you are looking for
the restrooms.
The bar is sleak and long, allowing for 20-25 people to sit
at the bar. There are tables and booths throughout to allow
for the limited menu options.
Once you get their attention, the bartenders are friendly.
That sometimes is a rarity in this town.
- Big Pappa
Walk into the new Ugly Mug on Barracks Row and you'll be struck
by two things: rows of decorative tap handles at the bar, and
rows of flat-screen televisions. Five large monitors hang on the
wall behind the bar, and another four decorate support columns
in the middle of the room, allowing everyone to have a view of
the sporting action that plays relentlessly.
The Ugly Mug opened its doors just before New Year's Eve,
and it's clearly a work in progress. Except for a few beer-ad
mirrors, the white walls are mostly blank, like a freshly occupied
apartment. Everything else seems pretty basic: rows of large,
circular booths along one wall, a back room with a pool table,
golf video game (PGA Tour, not Golden Tee) and another large
television. It's certainly not much to look at.
Barracks Row has added several new bars in the past year or
so, but the focus here is on sports, beer and upscale bar food.
Twenty-four draft beers flow from the Mug's taps -- the largest
selection on Capitol Hill -- and Chef Graig Glufling, formerly
of Matchbox, prepares his delicious trademark miniburgers and
specialty pizzas, including white pizzas topped with prosciutto
and garlic, and the "Maryland" pizza with crabmeat and artichoke.
- The
Washington Post
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