ATLAS BRIDGE DISTRICT
DC's Flagship Craft Brewery. Our beer production home base, Atlas Bridge District features a large Tap Room and a huge outdoor beer garden with fantastic views of the Frederick Douglass Memorial Bridge. Convenient to get to: located steps away from the Anacostia Metro stop, a short walk from Navy Yard, right off of 295 and a large parking garage with validation.
Our Tap Room features 12 of the freshest taps in the District. Large space with multiple TVs perfect for meeting up with a friend for Happy Hour or to host your large event! Come see us after a game at Nats Park or Audi Field and stay for a brewery tour. Hang in our large outdoor beer garden (well behaved pups on leashes welcomed outside), and feel free to bring the kiddos to enjoy the playground and adjacent large park.
Introducing Dabo burger
The newest concept from our friend Chef Elias Tedesse, DaBo Burger serves elevated smash burgers on a special recipe milk bread bun and hand-cut beef tallow fries.
TAPROOM HOURS
Sunday – Thursday 11am – 9pm
Friday & Saturday 11am – 10pm
600 Howard Road SE, Suite 100
Washington, DC 20020
(202) 832-0420
Steps from Anacostia Metro (Green Line – Kiss and Ride exit)
Parking garage on site · validated with purchase
ATLAS BEER CLUB
An exclusive membership where you get 18 or 24 beers every three months + awesome perks, like 20% off taproom drafts.
TOUR OUR BREWERY
Come learn how DC's most awarded beer is made! Get an inside look at the brewing process, from raw ingredients to finished beer. Explore our production space while sampling and learning. Tour includes the brewhouse, fermentation and conditioning areas, and packaging operations along with some history of the brewery. Sample several of our flagship and seasonal beers along the way.
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Brewing Better. Building Better.
Atlas Bridge District sits inside one of the most sustainable developments in the country. The Stratos, Poplar House, and Alula buildings together are pursuing ILFI net-zero carbon certification — one of only a handful of projects globally to do so — and LEED Platinum, achieved by fewer than 4% of buildings worldwide.
