Cariel Coates
Jul. 23, 2026
Bernadette's | Supper Club and Piano Bar in Washington, DC
About
Bernadette's is a candlelit supper club drawn from the great rooms of Europe — Hotel Costes in Paris, Harry's Bar in Venice, Annabel's in London. Red velvet, gold light, a grand piano. Dinner here is theater — live music Thursday through Saturday, a serious Champagne program, a cocktail list built around every classic you've ever loved, and a menu to match: steak au poivre, great oysters, clam ceviche, proper seafood towers, prime wagyu French dip.
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Private Events
Bernadette's offers event spaces for parties up to 100 guests with state-of-the-art AV for live music experiences. Our Executive Chef & Wine Director will personally create your special event menu.
For more information about hosting an experience with us, fill out the form below and we will get back to you as soon as possible.
Hours & Location
View Bernadette's at 1218 Wisconsin Ave NW,
Washington, DC 20007 on Google Maps
p: 202.734.7400
Hours
Wednesday – Thursday: 5pm – 10pm
Friday – Saturday: 5pm – 11pm
Sunday: 5pm – 10pm
Monday – Tuesday: Closed
For assistance with existing reservations: reservations@bernadettesdc.com
Large Party Dining (7+ guests) and Event inquiries: events@bernadettesdc.com
For media inquiries: press@bernadettesdc.com
No one under the age of 21 is permitted.
Dress Code & Photography Policy
Bernadette's maintains a dress code. We kindly ask that guests arrive in proper dinner attire and refrain from joining us wearing baseball caps, flip flops, shorts, tank tops, athletic wear, or jerseys. Thank you for your cooperation.
To preserve the intimacy of the room and the experience of our guests and performers, flash photography and video recording are not permitted inside Bernadette's. We ask that you keep your phone tucked away and stay present — the music, the light, and the moment are best enjoyed live.
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