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Astro Beer Hall

+1 202-450-1790
1306 G St NW, Washington, DC 20005 United States of America
Open Today: Closed

Amenities

Service options
  • Outdoor seating
  • Takeout
  • Dine-in
Highlights
  • Fast service
  • Great beer selection
  • Great cocktails
  • Karaoke
  • Sports
  • Trivia night
Accessibility
  • Wheelchair accessible entrance
  • Wheelchair accessible restroom
  • Wheelchair accessible seating
Offerings
  • Alcohol
  • Beer
  • Cocktails
  • Food
  • Food at bar
  • Happy hour drinks
  • Happy hour food
  • Hard liquor
  • Wine
Dining options
  • Seating
Amenities
  • Gender-neutral restroom
  • Restroom
  • Wi-Fi
Atmosphere
  • Casual
  • Trendy
Crowd
  • Groups
  • Tourists
Planning
  • Accepts reservations
Payments
  • Credit cards
  • Debit cards
  • NFC mobile payments
Parking
  • Paid street parking

Best WLM Reviews

Couldn’t be happier with the service, selection, vibe and fun times I have here. Perfect for happy hours, company events and group gatherings. Also perfect for people watching. And they have a pool table and a lot of games too. It’s so cool in there!
Amazing!!!
Went here over the weekend during peak bloom season and tried some “cherry blossom” beers, surprisingly there weren’t as many IPAS on the menu as I expected.
Great environment, wonderful service and fantastic food. Ordered a spicy chicken sandwich and loaded tots to share with friends
I was looking forward to Astro Beer Hall and their chicken sandwich as it was highly rated on several websites.
Overall, the food was “fine”. I ordered the The Asteroid. By itself, the chicken was pretty good. But it was a little too small for a sandwich. My primary concerns were that the jalapeño coleslaw didn’t have much flavor, but more importantly, the brioche bun completely overpowered the rest of the sandwich. If I were local, I would go again and get it with the cheddar biscuit bun instead.
The atmosphere was nice and the bartender was extremely friendly, so this would be a repeat spot for me if I was a local.
Bit pricey; paid around 30$ (including tip) for what you see in the picture (plus a coke drink) but overall not a bad experience.
Came here on a hot day in Summer looking for a cold beer. I had a Kolsch and an a pale ale that claimed to not be imperial. They were both fantastic.I ordered a chicken sandwich and it was fantastic. It came with tater tots and assortment of mystery sauces all of which were great. This was nice place to stop. I’ll be back again. 5/5.
The visit was “okay” but not a place we will go back to. As a business owner, It’s our impression there was no real thought out plan when developing this restaurant and beer hall. You need to analyze and come up with a better “flow” on how to serve food and drinks. A customer walks in the door and is confused about the crowd of people blocking the entry way. This is the line to the bar where you have to order your food and drinks, but the customer doesn’t know this so they head directly to find a table, only to find out there are no serving staff. Recommend you have instructions with QR codes to menu and an online ordering system to list the table you are at. Then somebody could review the menu, select their beer and food, enter the food order and pay through the website, and then head up to the drink line. Instead, there were only menus laid on the corner of the bar. So picture this - enter the restaurant and wiggle through a crowd. Ask random strangers/customers where the line is to be seated. You then see it is seat yourself and you go find a table, only two open, and there are piles of garbage because the busing staff didn’t clean the table. Are customers supposed to bus themselves? If so - how do they know this? Then you bus and clean your own table so you have a seat knowing that long line of people are also going to want a seat. You look for QR codes for a menu but don’t see any. Ask the people next to you where the menus are and they said, we went up in the line, quickly picked drinks, and found the menus laying on the bar. I went to the bar, cut in the line, and snagged two menus or bring back to our table. We selected what we wanted and then I look at the line, which was now out the door. We waited 20 mins until the line went down and I went up to get drinks and order. When I get to the bar to order, the bar tender stops, picks up a plate of watermelon, and starts talking to ladies at the bar saying he doesn’t get a chance to eat his dinner; therefore, he is taking his dinner break when he can. I watched him eat for a while, and then he took my order. I carried the drinks back to the table with the Vibrating Notification device, but then thought, “how will they know where to bring it?” We enjoyed our drinks (beers were good, not their beers but they carry a great selection). Vibrator went off and there was no food anywhere. I went up and ask the bar tender and he said they’ll bring it to us. About 5 mins later a staff member comes up the stairs and just randomly starts walking around looking for a vibrator going off and/or somebody who will raise their hand saying that the food is theirs. We watched the poor staff make circles around the dining room numerous times trying to find the right customer, all while several people were waiving to ask to place their order because they were also confused on where to go. I’m sure all this confusion is caused by lack of space and no proper layout of the facility - but you’ll need to leverage technology and some common sense to get this working smoothly. Add in customers are coming to consume alcohol only adds to a confusing situation. I think this could all be easily fixed by laminated instructions on each table, QR code to an online ordering system where you make your table #, pay for the food through an online system, and then continue your line for beer. It would be faster all around as the food would be streamlined with no waiter/waitress, and your bartender isn’t holding up the line for food orders. Maybe it would then be possible to have another bar tender when it’s busy? Think of the women who need to sit their taste testing every single beer on tap and conversing with their drunk friends about what the other ones think is good, all while the line is out the door?
Again - great selection of beer - but fine tune this process…. You’ll make more money!
This is an underrated spot in DC! We came for a football game watch party and the service was just really great. The bartender and the other staff we interacted with were so nice and helpful. The food and drink is great too!
We stopped in here for breakfast in December. We loved the vibe. They had super friendly staff. The hall was old and modern at the same time. Great menu. They had a to go menu or you could sit and it was a bigger dine in menu. We ordered the tator tots, cheddar biscuit, fried chicken honey breakfast sandwich, maple bacon donut and vanilla donut. Everything was awesome. Great flavors. The water was great with no after taste. The only thing negative about this place was the bathrooms did smell bad. I would go here again when I am up in DC next time.
After 5 minutes of sitting at a bar that wasn’t busy at all, decided to walk out. Bartender decided joking with the other workers was more important that serving drinks despite looking right at me multiple times. Off service alone, 1 star and won’t be back.

Quick Facts About Astro Beer Hall



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Opening Hours

Sunday 11:30 AM - 06:00 PM
Monday Closed
Tuesday 11:30 AM - 10:00 PM
Wednesday 11:30 AM - 10:00 PM
Thursday 11:30 AM - 10:00 PM
Friday 11:30 AM - 12:00 AM
Saturday 11:30 AM - 12:00 AM

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