ONE: Cinco de Mayo Edition: 5.7.15
DCClubbing Presents:
ONE: Cinco de Mayo Edition
$1 Progressive Bar
Thursday May 7, 2015 | 9pm | 18+
Barcode | 1101 17th St NW, Washington DC
Cinco de Mayo has finally arrived and we’ve got the ONE: Cinco de Mayo Edition to celebrate it!
Starting at 9pm, a Progressive Bar starts handing out beers and rail drinks for just ONE DOLLAR! Yes, you read correctly: beers and rail drinks for a single buck. But come early – every hour the price goes up by another dollar! Still not good enough? Check out the other specials:
- $5 Patron XO Cafe
- $5 Fireball
- $7 Belvedere mixed drinks
- $150 Belvedere bottles
- $150 Stoli bottles
Table Special:
- $200 table special: Belvedere and House Champagne
- Bottle service available at (202) 271-1171
Music Format:
- DJ Kam (Dance, Top 40, Hip Hop)
Hours: 9pm-2am
Age requirement and dress code:
- Ages 18+ w/ valid ID
- Dress code: Dressy Casual. Guys: No boots, no sneakers, no t-shirts, no grungy or athletic clothes, Girls: Keep it classy.
Location Info:
- 1101 17th St NW, Washington DC 20036
- Nearest Metro station: Farragut North
Just because you may miss this week’s event doesn’t mean you’ll have to miss it again: do yourself a favor and check out ONE: the Thursday night party that puts all others to shame, every week only at Barcode!
ONE: St. Patty’s Edition
DCClubbing Presents:
ONE: St. Patty’s Edition
$1 Progressive Bar
Thursday March 19, 2015 | Ages 18+
Barcode | 1101 17th St NW, Washington DC
It’s finally here! The ultimate reason to drink beer and celebrate, ONE: St. Patty’s Edition!
Starting at 9pm, a Progressive Bar starts handing out beers and rail drinks for just ONE DOLLAR! Yes, you read correctly: beers and rail drinks for a single buck. But come early – every hour the price goes up by another dollar! Still not good enough? Check out the other specials:
- $5 Patron XO Cafe
- $5 Fireball
- $7 Belvedere mixed drinks
- $150 Belvedere bottles
- $150 Stoli bottles
Table Special:
- $200 table special: Belvedere and House Champagne
- Bottle service available at (202) 271-1171
Music Format:
- DJ Kam (Dance, Top 40, Hip Hop)
Hours: 9pm-2am
Age requirement and dress code:
- Ages 18+ w/ valid ID
- Dress code: Dressy Casual. Guys: No boots, no sneakers, no t-shirts, no grungy or athletic clothes, Girls: Keep it classy.
Location Info:
- 1101 17th St NW, Washington DC 20036
- Nearest Metro station: Farragut North
ONE: Party Gras! 2.19.15 at Barcode
DCClubbing Presents:
ONE: Party Gras
$1 Progressive Bar
Thursday February 19, 2015 | Ages 18+
Barcode | 1101 17th St NW, Washington DC
Mardi Gras is not for the faint of heart, and neither is ONE’s Mardi Gras party! With beads, masks, and drinks starting at just ONE DOLLAR at 9pm, it’s the one place where you can afford to let loose!
- $5 Patron XO Cafe
- $5 Fireball
- $7 Belvedere mixed drinks
- $150 Belvedere bottles
- $150 Stoli bottles
Table Special:
- $200 table special: Belvedere and House Champagne
- Bottle service available at (202) 271-1171
Music Format:
- DJ Kam (Dance, Top 40, Hip Hop)
Hours: 9pm-3am
Age requirement and dress code:
- Ages 18+ w/ valid ID
- Dress code: Dressy Casual. Guys: No boots, no sneakers, no t-shirts, no grungy or athletic clothes, Girls: Keep it classy.
The Ultimate Birthday Experience in DC
Ridiculous Weekend Birthday Special!
If you are celebrating your birthday, DC’s hottest nightlife spot has a birthday offer you can’t refuse!
For only $350, you get one bottle of each!
- Absolut
- Jack Daniel’s
- House Champagne
Head to Ultrabar on your birthday for some serious PARTY TIME! We don’t just set you up bottle-wise, we set you up with an entire VIP experience!
- Cut the line!
- Free entry!
- Great view of the dance floor!
It’s your birthday, so treat yourself to one of the best experiences money can buy!
To book your birthday reservation, call: 202-271-1171 or email tables@dcclubbing.com
Please note: this deal is only valid for ages 21+
Cinco De Mayo at Barcode
DCClubbing Presents:
Cinco de Mayo
Tuesday May 5, 2015 | Ages 18+
Barcode | 1101 17th St NW, Washington DC
Celebrate Cinco de Mayo this year at Barcode! With specials all day on food, drinks, and vip tables!
Food specials include:
- Salsa and chips $4
- Queso dip $8
- Tacos (chicken and/or beef) $9
- Guacamole and chips $9
- Quesadillas $10
Drink specials include:
- $3 Dos Equis
- $4 Corona
- $5 Patron cafe
- $6 Jose Cuervo
- $6 Exodos Tequila
- $8 Margaritas
- $8 Patron shots
- PLUS: $150 Exodos Tequila bottle special!
Featuring DJ Suelto and DJ Dale
- Ages 18+ w/ valid ID
- Bottle service available at (202) 271-1171
- Dress code: Dressy Casual. Guys: No boots, no sneakers, no t-shirts, no grungy or athletic clothes; Ladies: Keep it classy.
Barcode
1101 17th St NW (Entrance is at 17th and L)
Nearest metro: Farrugut North (red line)
Barcode DC: Restaurant, Bar, Lounge and Chameleon?

It’s no secret that Barcode has been a smash-hit since its opening, but what remains a mystery is how this versatile chameleon can seamlessly change between a Restaurant, Bar, and Lounge and still flourish and thrive without mushing together.
Being right in the middle of DC’s Golden Triangle, it is surrounded by offices and foot traffic in a vibrant, pedestrian heavy neighborhood. But location alone isn’t enough to attract a crowd in the corporate paradise. It takes a little bit more finesse and substance, which Barcode has in spades, and as one Yelper put it “The decor is sleek and modern, but without a pretentious air”.
Lunch

During the afternoon, it’s a prime lunch spot. It’s bright, warm, clean, and professional. It’s a place people feel comfortable bringing their coworkers, friends, and even their bosses without giving it a second thought. The service is quick and responsive, the menu has something for everyone, and it all comes out of the kitchen in a hurry.

Sandwiches, Small Plates, Burgers, Pizzas, Pastas, and Full-Fledged Entrees. You can actually get a complete real lunch for under $15. There’s even freshly brewed coffee, espresso, cappuccino, latte, tea, and Red Bull to give your day a boost.
Happy Hour

After the lunch crowd has retreated back into their offices, the Happy Hour crowd starts trickling in for the half-price drinks weekdays from 3pm – 7pm. The atmosphere is lively and casual as people put their workday behind them and raise a pint to toast the end of another successful day.

The large communal booths and ample seating means people don’t have to stand on their feet all evening, and the music barely chimes above the din of chatter, so you can actually sit, relax, and enjoy a conversation with friends.
When the weather is nice, most of the facade of Barcode opens up like a pavilion to the spacious outdoor patio out front, providing a great space to hang out and enjoy the evening.
Dinner

As Happy Hour winds down, the dinner crowd picks up as people from all a cross town migrate over to have dinner. The vibe is relaxed, the air is casual, the mood is perfect for an exquisite dinner without the pretentiousness of a formal restaurant. It works well for a date, a group outing, or even a big birthday event. With the large communal booths and huge tables, they can accept reservations for parties as large as 24 people for dinner.


The menu is a great mix of culinary masterpieces and simple hits. On the fancy side there are things like: Grilled Atlantic Salmon, Filet Mignon, Grilled Calamari and Mussels.


On the traditional side there are things like: the Burger, Margherita Pizza, Blackened Organic Chicken, French Fries, and Mushroom Soup.
Cocktails

By the time dinner is done, this part of DC is a total ghost town. The offices are abandoned, the streets are vacant, the stores are dark, and the tumbleweeds blow down Connecticut Avenue across K street and eventually come to rest at the top of the eternally broken escalator at the Dupont Circle Metro. But it’s at this hour that, revelers from the area start making their way out for a night on the town, and Barcode is the ideal spot for Cocktails, Wine, and Cheese as the night picks up.

The lights go down and the music comes up a little as people enjoy refreshments and light hors d’oeuvres over candlelight in a laid-back setting. It’s not in-your-face or pretentious, but rather quite chill. And if there’s a big game going on, you better believe it’ll be on all 10 HDTV screens and the big video projector! One can even get a bottle of wine and enjoy the ambiance on their heated outdoor patio.
Late Night

Late Night fun starts as the Cocktails crowd makes its way to the next stop on the tour or heads home for the night (depending on their age). Now it’s time to party like a professional. Barcode is the serious lounge for people who are in-the-know about DC nightlife. VIP tables, Bottle Service, DJs, Sports on TV, Mixed Drinks, and even a little Dancing dominate the late night feel of Barcode.

DJs Saam, Kidlucky and Kam keep the party going strong into the night alongside special guests. And yes, the kitchen is open till at least 12am! So if you’ve got a late-night craving for some damn good food, but don’t want to leave the party, Barcode’s got you covered.
Overall
It’s really an impressive place that progressively steps up its game as the day wears into night. Like a chameleon, it changes moods and styles to match the changing world around it. Surprisingly, it’s daily cycle of change was dictated not by management, but rather by the people who came to hang out.
For you see, the owners never set out any rules or guidelines for when Barcode should be what. They just opened the doors and let the place take on a life of its own.




Barcode Swedish House Night Part 2 | Fri. 2.15.13
The Swedes are taking over!
This Friday, Barcode is celebrating the sensation of Swedish house music and its EDM takeover. Party to the beats of Swedish House Mafia, Avicii, Eric Prydz, Alesso, Dada Life, John Dahlback, Marcus Schossow, Otto Knows, Rebecca & Fiona, Adrian Lux, Style of Eye, AN21, Cazzette & More!
DJ Lineup:
- DJ Saam
- DJ F
Free Admission all night!
Free glow sticks, glasses, bracelets & more!
Ages: 21+
Dress: Keep it fresh, crisp and clean. No shorts, sandals or baggy anything. Looking ‘put together’ is everything.
Barcode
1101 17th St. NW DC
202.271.1171
Inside:
- 39 types of beer (12 on tap)
- 12 specialty cocktails
- Extensive wine & champagne menu
- Kitchen until midnight
- Dance/Top 40 hits
- (2) 72″ Projectors
- (10) 40″ HDTVs
- Color-changing marble, LED walls
Outside:
- Heated Patio
- Removable indoor/outdoor walls
- $150 Bottles of Stoli
- $5 Guiness
- $3 PBR
- Hookah
Think Pink Tuesday at Barcode – 2.5.13
February 5, 2013 10pm
Barcode (1101 17th St NW, DC)
Breast cancer awareness shouldn’t be limited to breast cancer awareness month. In 2009 (the most recent statistics available) 211,731 women in the United States alone were diagnosed with breast cancer. An astounding 40,676 women died due to breast cancer that year, again just in the United States.
Everyone can help make a difference, which is why we’re accepting donations to the cause. There is no minimum donation, any amount will help further breast cancer research. To say thanks, every person that donates will get a pink DJ Saam wristband similar to the one in our flyer to the right.
For every bottle of Ketel One purchased Barcode will donate $50 to the cause.
Tables / Reservations & More Info: 202.271.1171
Barcode Tuesdays bring 18+ nightlife to a new level. Insane drink specials, hookah on the patio and a full menu served until midnight are just the beginning. Entry is free all night for everyone!
Drink Specials:
- $3 Bud Light
- $3 Pabst Blue Ribbon
- $5 Patron XO Cafe
- $9 Red Bull & Vodka
- $150 Bottles of Ciroc vodka (all flavors)
Tables, birthdays, exclusives:
202.271.1171
Entry/Guest List:
Entry is always free for everyone 18+ at #BarcodeTuesdays
Versus:
DJ Saam faces off against the area’s best DJs every Tuesday. A new experience every week with an open format including your favorites in Top 40, dance, and mashups.
Age/Hours/Dress:
18+
10:00PM – 2:00AM
Keep it fresh, crisp and clean. No shorts, sandals or baggy anything. You’re going out and it’s not to the mall. Looking ‘put together’ is everything.
Location:
Barcode is located at 1101 17th Street NW: entrance on L street.
Venue:
Barcode provides comfort built on a high-end backdrop of marble, open-air and illumination. The venue boasts a 45 ft bar, HDTV’s, massive booths, a lounge area with projector, dining area/dance floor and sliding glass-door-panels in the spring/summer to create an indoor/outdoor ambiance. At night many of the tables are removed to provide space for dancing and mingling.
NYE 2013 at Barcode

Who:
Barcode presents
What:
New Year’s Eve 2013
Where:
Barcode Restaurant, Bar, Lounge
1101 17th Street NW
Washington, DC 20036
Details:
Venue:
- Bar, Dance/Dining, Lounge, Patio Areas
- VIP/Bottle service available
- Bookings at 202.955.9001
(complimentary champagne w/ advanced bookings) - 21+ event
- Doors at 7PM
- Dress Code in Effect
Table/VIP Pricing:
- VIP Lounge: $150pp (10 min)
- Dance/Dining: $100pp (4 min)
Oktoberfest Beer Tasting at Barcode
Oktoberfest Beer Tasting at Barcode
When:
10.04.12 (Thursday), 5PM-7PM
What:
Barcode is introducing several Oktoberfest inspired beers, which will be premiered at their Oktoberfest beer tasting.
Where:
Barcode Restaurant, Bar and Lounge
1101 17th Street NW
Washington, DC 20036
Extra Info:
Ages: 21+
Dress Code: Classy casual
Amenities:
39 beers (12 on tap)
12 specialty cocktails
Extensive wine & champagne menu
Bottle Service: 202-955-9001
(drink menu)
Kitchen ’til Midnight
(food menu)
Large, heated, outdoor patio
Valet
Some of the beers that they will be highlighting are:
Schlafly Pumpkin
Pumpkin Ale blends the spices of the harvest with full-bodied sweetness for a beer that tastes like pumpkin pie. Pounds of pumpkin form a malty foundation that supports the fall flavors of cinnamon, nutmeg and clove.
Schlafly Oktoberfest
A traditional Bavarian Märzen with a toasty malt aroma and slight caramel taste. This rich, amber lager is balanced by the use of German noble hops, while the lager yeast ferments cold and slow, creating a smooth, crisp beer.
Victory Oktoberfest
This one is much more traditional, pouring a rich deep amber/chestnut with a medium white head. Nose is fresh cracked grains, toasted chestnut, light and fresh German hops. Mouth is fresh toasted grains upfront, just a light roasted touch, with fresh pilsner hops and a nice subtle nutty quality. Crisp and tight, good tight body with lush tingling carbonation. Some light barley sweetness and a good dark bread.
Brooklyn Oktoberfest
When Crown Prince Ludwig of Bavaria wanted to celebrate his wedding engagement in 1810, he did what any good Bavarian prince would – he threw a beer festival. Both the festival and the special beer served there became known as Oktoberfest. Brewed from the finest German malt and hops, Brooklyn Oktoberfest is true to the original style, full bodied and malty, with a bread like aroma and light, brisk hop bitterness.