Pearl Street Warehouse

Washington, DC


This small Wharf venue has a rootsy feel, like it could be set in Austin or Nashville. Blues, country and rock bands take the stage, including the occasional big name. Tickets typically cost between $12 and $20. The attached diner serves breakfast, burgers and beer.


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