Iota
Iota is a full-service restaurant, full bar, and complete live music venue with an amazing sound system. It is quite a formidable evening spot. The cuisine is upscale bistro-style with American and International flavor. The chefs at IOTA prepare all foo
- Venue Type
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Bar
- Phone
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703-522-8340
- Hours
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5pm-2am
- Web Site
- Dress Code
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Casual
- Full Bar
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Yes
- Food Service
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Yes
- Price Range
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Midrange
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The Brew 09/02
Audiences have been onto The Brew for quite some time. And the more sold-out venues they play, the more fans fall under their spell. Maybe it’s the...
Blue James Band 9pm 09/02
WILL is the latest album from CWBJB and features 13 new tracks written and produced by Clifton Williams. Jack Gauthier (Dispatch, State Radio) mixed the...
Blue James Band 9pm 09/03
WILL is the latest album from CWBJB and features 13 new tracks written and produced by Clifton Williams. Jack Gauthier (Dispatch, State Radio) mixed the...
Stan Ridgway of Wall Of Voodoo 8pm 09/05
Stan Ridgway is a true original. One of the most unique singer/songwriters in American music, from his early days with L.A.'s Wall Of Voodoo, to his even...
Sam Amidon 12am 09/06
Fiddle tunes, liturgical dance, banjo, and story videos
Recent Events
The U-Liners 8/31/2010
Jim Avett8/30/2010
Catherine Feeny8/29/2010
Molly Hagen 8/29/2010
The I-Ternals 8/28/2010
Recent Activity
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Getting Here
IOTA Club & Cafe is located two and a half blocks East of the Clarendon Metro Station which is on the Orange Line. When you come up the escalator you are at the intersection of Wilson Boulevard and Highland Street. Cross Highland Street and walk down Wils
Detailed Directions
Street, Free Garage (3303 Wilson Blvd) Saturday and Sunday: 10:00 AM to 2:30 AM, Monday through Friday: 5:30 PM to 2:30 AM
Nate Mook left a positive review 2/18/2008
Howie Day solo with an acoustic guitar and his pedals. What more could you ask for? The show absolutely rocked, and Jay Clifford (from Jump Little Children) did a superb job as the opener.