Andrew Duncanson & Take A Ride ft. Michael Peloquin

Hank Dietle’s Tavern opened In 1950, in the Offutt’s General Store building dating to 1916. Being the first bar to reopen after prohibition, it had the honor of receiving Montgomery County’s beer and wine license #001. Customers still come in and reminisce about the good old days at Dietle’s. Regulars from the 1970’s recall folks riding horses from River Road., tying them to the hitching post and having a drink. A classic dive bar in every sense of the word, Hank Dietle’s Tavern became a community mainstay on Rockville Pike, where generations of people had their first beer or stopped in for a six-pack to go on the way home. After many years as music bar and a few ownership changes—Post-Covid, Dietle's reopened in 2021, Hank Dietle’s Tavern now offers food, including a selection of sandwiches, dips and salads, available until midnight. Like the original Dietle’s, the new Hank Dietle’s Tavern has a jukebox and sells six-packs to go. As longtime supporters of and participants in Maryland’s music and dance scene, the new ownership team sought to create an intimate venue with live music programming seven nights a week and at happy hours. Fans of live roots and retro music are once again able to enjoy and support the local music community as well as national touring acts in this historic neighborhood roadhouse.