Comments on: Café Citron http://www.dccityblog.com/cafe-citron Fri, 12 Mar 2010 18:12:34 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: Top Cinco de Mayo Celebrations in DC http://www.dccityblog.com/cafe-citron#comment-5386 Top Cinco de Mayo Celebrations in DC Mon, 04 May 2009 22:22:46 +0000 http://www.dccityblog.com/cafe-citron#comment-5386 [...] Cafe Citron - Costume contest with a $100 prize and many drink and food specials including half price appetizers from 4-8 pm. [...] [...] Cafe Citron – Costume contest with a $100 prize and many drink and food specials including half price appetizers from 4-8 pm. [...]

]]> By: The Best Clubs in DC http://www.dccityblog.com/cafe-citron#comment-3670 The Best Clubs in DC Mon, 17 Nov 2008 16:00:17 +0000 http://www.dccityblog.com/cafe-citron#comment-3670 [...] Café Citron - Citron is a staple in the DC nightlife scene for several years. It is probably the least exclusive on this list but that doesn’t mean least entertaining - on the contrary, Citron consistently delivers a fun and unpretentious experience. [...] [...] Café Citron – Citron is a staple in the DC nightlife scene for several years. It is probably the least exclusive on this list but that doesn’t mean least entertaining – on the contrary, Citron consistently delivers a fun and unpretentious experience. [...]

]]> By: Kyle http://www.dccityblog.com/cafe-citron#comment-285 Kyle Sun, 23 Mar 2008 03:05:17 +0000 http://www.dccityblog.com/cafe-citron#comment-285 In better English, it's "who cares if you have skills?" In better English, it’s “who cares if you have skills?”

]]> By: Kyle http://www.dccityblog.com/cafe-citron#comment-284 Kyle Sun, 23 Mar 2008 02:41:56 +0000 http://www.dccityblog.com/cafe-citron#comment-284 The answer to the bumping is to do some bumping yourself. But yea, after awhile, the "coziness" of a weekend night in Citron can wear you down. The lights get pretty dim, making it hard to people watch - in a place where one would think was great for people watching. Your best bet is to go upstairs and clear yourself a spot near the balcony. If you got skills, you can take a turn at the congos/timbales, which are occasionally open to the public. I have no skills by the way. But after a couple of drinks, who care if you have skills? The answer to the bumping is to do some bumping yourself. But yea, after awhile, the “coziness” of a weekend night in Citron can wear you down.

The lights get pretty dim, making it hard to people watch – in a place where one would think was great for people watching. Your best bet is to go upstairs and clear yourself a spot near the balcony.

If you got skills, you can take a turn at the congos/timbales, which are occasionally open to the public. I have no skills by the way. But after a couple of drinks, who care if you have skills?

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