Anonymous
Post 08/01/2013 08:17     Subject: DC Clubs circa 1987: Tracks on Thursdays, Cities on Fridays...
Anonymous wrote:I am, admittedly, older, but in the early-to-mid 80s there used to be a club near 21st and M that you had to walk downstairs to get into and I can't remember it's name! I was talking to some friends recently about it and nobody can remember but we all remember it being there. Anyone have any clue?


Rumors!

It was so clean!
Anonymous
Post 08/01/2013 00:43     Subject: Re:DC Clubs circa 1987: Tracks on Thursdays, Cities on Fridays...
LuLu's Mardi Gras on emm.. M and 23rd or something? Not far from GW. Great parties on Thurdsay nights, and it was only 18+.
Anonymous
Post 07/31/2013 23:11     Subject: DC Clubs circa 1987: Tracks on Thursdays, Cities on Fridays...
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I am, admittedly, older, but in the early-to-mid 80s there used to be a club near 21st and M that you had to walk downstairs to get into and I can't remember it's name! I was talking to some friends recently about it and nobody can remember but we all remember it being there. Anyone have any clue?


Was it The Cellar Door?


Gustis? Or the Brickskellar?
Anonymous
Post 07/31/2013 22:37     Subject: DC Clubs circa 1987: Tracks on Thursdays, Cities on Fridays...
I know it's not a club, but I loved the Biograph in GTown. I saw The Year of Living Dangerously there when Mel Gibson was HOT.
Anonymous
Post 07/31/2013 22:30     Subject: Re:DC Clubs circa 1987: Tracks on Thursdays, Cities on Fridays...
Au Pied du Cochon was the best!

Remember Anastasia's in Gtown?

And Quigley's (the one near AU). Have many fuzzy memories of that place.
Anonymous
Post 07/31/2013 22:18     Subject: DC Clubs circa 1987: Tracks on Thursdays, Cities on Fridays...
OMG, I loved Decades so much!
Anonymous
Post 07/31/2013 22:17     Subject: DC Clubs circa 1987: Tracks on Thursdays, Cities on Fridays...
The Bank.
Anonymous
Post 07/31/2013 21:50     Subject: DC Clubs circa 1987: Tracks on Thursdays, Cities on Fridays...
Who said this?
"Ahhh yes ... once again, welcome to [the Roxy/Tracks/etc.]"
Anonymous
Post 07/31/2013 21:34     Subject: DC Clubs circa 1987: Tracks on Thursdays, Cities on Fridays...
Anonymous wrote:I am, admittedly, older, but in the early-to-mid 80s there used to be a club near 21st and M that you had to walk downstairs to get into and I can't remember it's name! I was talking to some friends recently about it and nobody can remember but we all remember it being there. Anyone have any clue?


Was it The Cellar Door?
Anonymous
Post 07/31/2013 21:32     Subject: DC Clubs circa 1987: Tracks on Thursdays, Cities on Fridays...
I am, admittedly, older, but in the early-to-mid 80s there used to be a club near 21st and M that you had to walk downstairs to get into and I can't remember it's name! I was talking to some friends recently about it and nobody can remember but we all remember it being there. Anyone have any clue?
Anonymous
Post 07/31/2013 20:44     Subject: Re:DC Clubs circa 1987: Tracks on Thursdays, Cities on Fridays...
Circa 1989... BBQ Iguana at 14th and P, where you had to BYOB.
Anonymous
Post 07/31/2013 20:16     Subject: DC Clubs circa 1987: Tracks on Thursdays, Cities on Fridays...
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:The Pig's Foot in Georgetown served omelettes and ratatouille at all times of day. Remember the Yurchenko Shooter?


Au Pied de Cochon!


Yeah, but my friends and I used the English translation and we were never turned away from the bar!
Anonymous
Post 07/31/2013 20:14     Subject: DC Clubs circa 1987: Tracks on Thursdays, Cities on Fridays...
polotiki -- tiki bar on the hill. 1997?
Anonymous
Post 07/31/2013 20:11     Subject: DC Clubs circa 1987: Tracks on Thursdays, Cities on Fridays...
I'm way too young for this thread, but I had an older sister with an even older boyfriend. I remember going to Spy Club in 9th grade (who let me in??) circa 1991. Never made it to fifth column or tracks, but pretended I did.
Anonymous
Post 07/31/2013 20:11     Subject: DC Clubs circa 1987: Tracks on Thursdays, Cities on Fridays...
The 57 T Bird with Hawaiian Plates that Skip made at Garretts would rival any of the special drinks out there today.