Twelve After Twelve

MSP SE HOA★★★★★

although two weeks was my first time at this club in D.C. it has a lot of rooms catering to everyone. PS loved the hip hop room this past Friday The DJ IS HOT and really good at is his craft, me and my friends drove two weeks b2b from VA Beach to watch him perform. 10/10 worth it

Fatima R (Spring)★

For such a large establishment, there were only two functioning bathrooms during my time there with friends on a Saturday night. One of the girls got locked inside a bathroom and couldn’t get out. I had to call security for assistance, but they couldn’t unlock the door and ended up climbing over to help her escape. It was a terrible situation, and I felt really sorry for her, all dressed up and stuck in a very dirty bathroom in there while they had to help her over the wall. Drinks are way overpriced. Not going back there!

Keaton Muench★★

They charge $20 which is actually $22 if you’re a guy to go into their bar, and then the bar is empty and they charge you $18 for a drink. There are 10 other bars within a quarter mile and this place for some reason thinks they’re better and no one goes. Don’t come here unless you want to set money on fire and have a bad time.

Lizandro Gonzalez★★★★★

Twelve After Twelve creates a brand new experience while keeping the legacy and utility of the location faithful to its predecessor—a place for up-and-coming bands, and a diverse mix of musical genres from local artists and bands, including funk, disco, soul, hip-hop, acid jazz, downtempo, reggae, house, and live Latin and jazz music. The renovation of previously known space as 18th street lounge into a Twelve After Twelve is a success in my opinion. The unique experience and relaxing vibe will capture your attention from the moment you walk in; exploring each floor and its unique design, cha