Le Mont Royal is a French-Canadian restaurant that shifts into a disco- and DJ-driven nightlife room later in the evening. House, disco and dance music fit the 21+ setting, which is more about late-night movement and style than traditional full-band performance. Artists should approach it as a restaurant-to-club environment with a strong visual and social component.
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la Betty is a natural-wine and vinyl listening bar with weekend vinyl sets and full-venue private rentals. The whole room holds about 80 guests, keeping the atmosphere intimate and music-conscious rather than club-sized. This is a strong fit for DJs working disco, boogie, city pop and rare groove, with curation and flow carrying more weight than spectacle.
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- Capacity
- 80
- Age policy
- 21+
- Genres
- Disco
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- Address
- 420 K St NW, Washington, DC 20001, United States
- Venue phone
- 202-408-8000
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