Bars and dance clubs for over 50 crowd.

[Anonymous]

There must be hotel bars with music and dancing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:There must be hotel bars with music and dancing.

Am I the only person who finds posts like this amusing?

Must be my advanced age.

[Anonymous]

Join a country club. Seriously. They're full of older folks (as well as younger people!). It's where the older men with money hang out.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OK, so how about a bar that serves mixed ages...

Paradiso Italian in Franconia
Dupont Italian Kitchen Bar in Dupont

Lol

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Join a country club. Seriously. They're full of older folks (as well as younger people!). It's where the older men with money hang out.

This is a great suggestion, for stodgy Republican types. The tough thing is being a left-wing, artsy former punk rock oldster, looking for someplace not stodgy, but not all 21 year olds.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Join a country club. Seriously. They're full of older folks (as well as younger people!). It's where the older men with money hang out.

This is a great suggestion, for stodgy Republican types. The tough thing is being a left-wing, artsy former punk rock oldster, looking for someplace not stodgy, but not all 21 year olds.

Meaning, you're an old guy with no money?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Join a country club. Seriously. They're full of older folks (as well as younger people!). It's where the older men with money hang out.

This is a great suggestion, for stodgy Republican types. The tough thing is being a left-wing, artsy former punk rock oldster, looking for someplace not stodgy, but not all 21 year olds.

Meaning, you're an old guy with no money?

And that you're a younger person with no class?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Join a country club. Seriously. They're full of older folks (as well as younger people!). It's where the older men with money hang out.

This is a great suggestion, for stodgy Republican types. The tough thing is being a left-wing, artsy former punk rock oldster, looking for someplace not stodgy, but not all 21 year olds.

Meaning, you're an old guy with no money?

LOL, no, I'm not even a guy. Sorry if I ruffled your feathers.

[Anonymous]

I'm 29 and I can't even go to "da club" these days anymore. Props to you guys

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:There's that one in Tysons that's a total cougar bar. Yikes

I thought Clydes in Tysons Corner attracted a large 50+ crowd on Friday nights.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm 29 and I can't even go to "da club" these days anymore. Props to you guys

I used to be into clubs/bars, but I realized after around 30 that: (a) paying to get into a club was stupid; (b) paying 3-4x for a drink was stupid; (c) women were there to get free drinks and ego boosts; (d) the DJs were far less talented than they thought they were; (e) I hate crowds; and (f) I wasn't going to meet my future spouse (now married) at a club/bar.

Honestly, I can't see why at age 50+ I would suddenly want to go back to bars/clubs. Perhaps a wine bar or two with quality music.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Join a country club. Seriously. They're full of older folks (as well as younger people!). It's where the older men with money hang out.

This is a great suggestion, for stodgy Republican types. The tough thing is being a left-wing, artsy former punk rock oldster, looking for someplace not stodgy, but not all 21 year olds.

When I lived in Richmond I noticed that bars and clubs always had a good mix of ages, from 20 to 50s and up. It was great to not always be the oldest person in the room.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm 29 and I can't even go to "da club" these days anymore. Props to you guys

I used to be into clubs/bars, but I realized after around 30 that: (a) paying to get into a club was stupid; (b) paying 3-4x for a drink was stupid; (c) women were there to get free drinks and ego boosts; (d) the DJs were far less talented than they thought they were; (e) I hate crowds; and (f) I wasn't going to meet my future spouse (now married) at a club/bar.

Honestly, I can't see why at age 50+ I would suddenly want to go back to bars/clubs. Perhaps a wine bar or two with quality music.

Umm 29 here old here who DOES club. I never pay to get into a club. I refuse. I'm normally there with my DH and don't get free drinks. I love crowds and am just there to dance.

[Anonymous]

What are all you 29 year olds doing posting in Over 50? Get off our lawn! (Unless you have some good club suggestions.)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What are all you 29 year olds doing posting in Over 50? Get off our lawn! (Unless you have some good club suggestions.)

I like you.