Pendry Anchors Phase 2 at Wharf DC


The lobby bar is the kind of dark and mysterious place that lulls you into speaking in soft tones. There are several recessed seating areas for limited privacy, a fireplace seating area, and back room. The entrance from Wharf street is often locked, perhaps intended to be part of the mystery. However, there is a lobby entrance that is reliably open during operating hours.
The rooftop restaurant/bar, Moonraker, features a circular bar, black and white decor, a seating area, and wrap-around balcony featuring personal fire pit seating areas. The dangling lighting fixtures gives the feel of a spaceship descending onto the bar, which is worthy of the Moonraker moniker. The menu is Japanese inspired and includes sushi and a series of fried rices with Wagyu, pork belly, salmon, and tuna. Access to Moonraker is guarded by a Pendry elevator attendant, so reservations are encouraged.Six Great Options for Drinks Now at The Wharf We don’t have to drink alone anymore! The bars at...
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