Fairly big place for DC, two dozen taps upstairs, and more downstairs with 2 beers per table in personal table-taps. Sadly, no Olivers beers were available when I visited - no delivery, apparently. The burger I had was outstanding, with near-perfect onion rings. Staff were helpful and friendly, and generous with samples. Definitely worth a stop.

Another nice DC restaurant with a great beer selection. The outdoor seating was great on a lightly cool Spring night. Food is pretty good and the service was excellent. Good place to sit and chill with some fine beers and good food.

Cool place in hipster central. Large, wide spaces. Outdoor seating. Giant rathskellar downstairs with gimmicky taps at your table. Selection is similar to Paradiso but toned down a bit. Probably 80+ bottles to choose from with nothing that really caught my eye. Prices were pretty much $7 per beer whatever it was and they choose odd glassware for pours. For instance, Founders Breakfast Stout came in a pint glass for $7! I’m not complaining there. But hefeweizens were poured in pint glasses too and octoberfests were poured in tumblers. Very odd. Service was good- bartenders are knowledgeable about beer. They had a pretty awesome New Glarus event here this past week...I don’t think any DC bars have ever had NG on tap before so this is certainly good news. So keep improving and I think will be one of the top DC beer bars for sure.

Lively place in the evening with a well-chosen draft list that has something for everyone. Taps were on the tables in the basement bar. Tasty beer-friendly pub food. Manages to keep two or three sub-4.5% beers on most of time, often including something from Oliver’s Ales. Casks, sometimes. Was here soon after they opened, and liked it even better two years later. Might make it my local, if I were local.

Long overdue to rate this great place. Great beer selections, knowledgeable staff, excellent food. Also has a solid neighborhood feel to it (if only it was in my neighborhood). Only three blocks from the Columbia Heights Metro station. Prices feel a bit expensive, but no complaints -- well worth a visit.

Finally made it to Meridian Pint and wasn’t disappointed. The beers were very good for a small bar in DC especially in the Columbia Heights neighborhood. The food followed through and was very good. Very nice bar.

Nice place I was taken to by some people I just met on a Saturday afternoon. Cool beer bar, I can’t say the atmosphere was incredible but it was just a nice bar. The staff was super friendly and service was really good. They had a huge tap selection and tons of craft bottles, all US for what I saw. Food was good, ifa bit pricey. Definitely a beer place, take a look.

I liked this place, but didn’t love. In the Columbia Heights are which isn’t exactly a beer or bar haven. The ’personal’ taps at the tables very cool. The beer list while not world-class is pretty good quality of microbrews. Solid service, but something (the concrete floors, the somewhat isolated bar location) just made the ambiance less than great. As a marketing guy I appreciate the way they advertising on all of the major DC blogs. It’s a little pricey which I would have hoped for cheap given the neighborhood. Also they hold a fair amount of beer events and having Olivers on cask is a very nice touch. ReRate: These guys have become the best (non-Churchkey) beer bar in the city, maybe tied with Pizza Paradisio. They do however have the best beer events in the city (again, maybe outside of Churchkey). The kick the keg tuesdays and the home brewer hostings are awesome.

This one is a bit out of the way, a few blocks walk from any metro location, in what seems to be a residential area. Place is not huge, but has plenty of room for many people. I didn’t have a full meal so I can not really have a good opinion on the food, but the fries I had were good. Prices were not too outrageous.

Lots of taps and some interesting bottles. Here for a special event of aged beers and sour ales. Fantastic selection on draft and cask.