11 Postcards
![Off the Record by Hay-Adams [official site]](https://cdn.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_image/image/69602051/hayadams2.0.jpeg "Off the Record by Hay-Adams [official site]")
Nestled beneath the historic Hay-Adams Hotel, this sultry bar enchants with classic cocktails, political caricatures, and an old-school vibe just steps from the White House.
"One of D.C.’s best hotel bars (as well as a historical hangout for journalists), Off the Record is the place to order a generously-portioned martini if you’re looking for an old-school vibe." - Vinciane Ngomsi, Missy Frederick
"This classy, old-school haunt in the Hay-Adams beloved by journalists and politicians is a great place for Manhattans starting at 11:30 a.m. every day." - Missy Frederick
"There aren’t too many vinyl record stores around these days, and there are even fewer that serve drinks. Off The Record happens to be one of them. You can stay inside and peruse shelves of classic vinyl with a drink in hand or head out to the back patio for a break from the tunes. To see OTR really come to life, head over on a Friday or a Saturday night when some of Dallas’s top DJs spin it for the crowded dance floor." - MATADOR_NETWORK
"Hotel bars aren’t always relegated to inexpensive wine poured in paper cups. At Off the Record, monochromatic red walls serve as a sultry backdrop for a quiet catch-up over martinis and bar snacks in silver saucers across from the White House. Coasters of political caricatures double as popular souvenirs for D.C. regulars and Hay-Adams guests alike." - Vinciane Ngomsi
"Off The Record, tucked under the historic Hay-Adams, returned last summer across the White House with spinning saucers of wasabi peas, glistening olives conveniently speared with toothpicks, and mixed nuts. Collectable coasters adorned with playful, politico caricatures are always complimentary here, too." - Tierney Plumb
