WASHINGTON -- At least 213 D.C. bars, restaurants and nightclubs have registered to serve alcohol later than usual and possibly serve food all night long during inauguration week.
Businesses that weren't restricted by neighborhood agreements for their operating hours were required to register by Thursday with the D.C. Alcoholic Beverage Regulation Administration. About 20 percent of the more than 1,000 bar and restaurant businesses in the city registered for the late hours.
Another 73 establishments have applied to stay open late but are awaiting decisions by neighborhood groups.
Alcohol sales normally end at 3 a.m. on weekends and 2 a.m. on weekdays.
Ward 1 Council member Jim Graham says he initially supported the extension of bar hours but later voted against it because of security concerns.
Listed by ward, these are the bars and restaurants that have registered to serve later than usual and those awaiting approval from neighborhood groups:
- Ward 1 Establishments Serving Alcohol Late Inauguration Week
- Ward 1 Establishments Awaiting Neighborhood Approval
- Ward 2 Establishments Serving Alcohol Late Inauguration Week
- Ward 2 Establishments Awaiting Neighborhood Approval
- Ward 3 Establishments Serving Alcohol Late Inauguration Week
- Ward 3 Establishments Awaiting Neighborhood Approval
- Ward 4 Establishments Serving Alcohol Late Inauguration Week
- Ward 5 Establishments Serving Alcohol Late Inauguration Week
- Ward 5 Establishments Awaiting Neighborhood Approval
- Ward 6 Establishments Serving Alcohol Late Inauguration Week
- Ward 6 Establishments Awaiting Neighborhood Approval
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