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Dear PoPville,
I am trying to celebrate my birthday. I am planing to invite about 12 friends and I don’t want to spent a lot of money.
I have heard about places renting room for Karaoke or game or some kind of entertainment, could you or you reader recommend something?
Some background, I am early 30, female, laid back, most of my friends are the same age range, although I love dancing, going with my friends to the club is not an option.
I want something fun, BYOB, but I could pay for the entertainment, maybe a cake and champagne.
A friend of mine had a birthday dinner at Cafe romeo in Georgetown, there you can bring your own wine, there are very nice and your guest pay for their own food, but I didn’t love the food (just my opinion), a similar place would work for me.
Hmm what about Muzette for karaoke in Adams Morgan? I also think the new Riot Act Comedy club could be fun in Penn Quarter. Or perhaps the new Hamilton 24 hour spot at 14th and F St, NW? Where would you guys recommend?
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