"What if people met at the bar and then they got married? Wouldn't that be so cute? Just people living real life and being kind and having fun and taking their mind off their troubles."
"There's so much big corporate money from New York coming down here-and I'm the first person to enjoy it, right? I love that Minetta [Tavern] opened here. But it is this level of money and support. So I am opening a bar for DC."
"I'm like, you're going to be 90 years old, and you're going to be like, 'Oh, I was too scared to try and open a bar?' It's not rocket science. So I t"
Emily Brown created Eebee's to be a neighborhood corner bar where staff greet patrons by name, regulars bring small gifts, and conversations spark friendships or romance. The bar serves Miller High Life on tap, martinis, and a cheeseburger that exceeds expectations. Brown's hospitality background includes a bartender father, early jobs from hot dog carts to New York beer bars, beverage director work at Andy's Pizza, and building beer programs in DC. Brown positions Eebee's as a DC-centered alternative amid wealthy corporate newcomers and was motivated by reflections on end-of-life regrets to act now.
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