This is the hotel restaurant for the Westin Crystal City... Service was very nice and the food…read moreselection on their buffet was nice. They also had a full menu for other items, not on their breakfast buffet. They have a bar and happy hour bites later in the day that you can enjoy. We tried breakfast and drinks later in the day here and everything was great. Staff was very friendly.

We went to this place for dinner and it is located in the Westin Hotel. It wasn't super busy when…read morewe got there and we sat down and get our menus. Juan was our server and he got us our menus and drinks fast. The menu is limited but there's a variety of different options. Once we orders it took a while to actually get our food but once it came everyone enjoyed their meal. I got a salmon starter and it was not very enjoyable so Juan replaced it with no charge! The place was quiet and relaxing!

Let's start with the Sunday Brunch…read more I defy anyone to find fault with that value. First round of mimosas is expensive but the next six rounds is cheeeeap. And the selection?!?! For under $70 two people can have crab cakes benedict, fried brussels, crispy French toast... I don't even remember. Like ten different things! I didn't have to eat again until 9pm. The food was great! Vinny, who was our handler (clearly he has training in special education or something because we that table. Or maybe the TIPS trainings have advanced to include messy brunch people) was fun, patient, and knowledgeable. This is THE SPOT for brunch on Sunday.

I came here on a Saturday with a friend. It was my first time visiting despite walking by it all…read morethe time. It's a large restaurant in a busy area in Arlington. We had monkey bread for the table, amazing. My first time trying money bread and it was my favorite item by far. My friend had the French toast and I had chicken and waffles. We both thought they were fine. Large portion size but the chicken could use more flavor. I'd come back again if just for the monkey bread!

Came here for our anniversary and I can safely say it did not disappoint!…read more Initially, it seemed empty as we approached the entrance and saw there were only people at the bar, so we had concerns about the food -- however the National Landing location seemed to be new and the area around it seemed to be undergoing construction or openings! Food was amazing! Our favorite was the gyozas (not your typical ones) but these had inspirations from French Onion Soup. The garlic noodles and the luo rou fan were also spectacular, rich in flavor, and just mouth watering :) The service was excellent and extremely accommodating! 10/10 recommend!

Great little bar I like the high tables by the window, iiit's not that big inside but the space was…read moreutilized quite well, they also have plenty of outdoor seating. Great location steps away from Crystal City metro. I ordered the Popiah de Canrad(duck spring rolls), I love duck you know I had to try them! They were soo ducking good! I had two round, the walnut Shrimp was great as well breading was light and flavorful. For the entree I had the Char Siu Chicken Rice wasn't a fan of the soggy skin but, it was delicious and the sweet soy and ginger chimichurri was a nice touch. Oh and try the citrus paradis it was a very refreshing.

This place has a nice selection of oysters. Brine or no, there were two options each. The tuna…read moreappetizer was fantastic. Very high quality tuna there! Soft and buttery like toro. I asked the bartender to do "less sweet" on a margarita and she absolutely crushed it. Best marg in Crystal City/Arlington so far.

Such a cool spot but THE WORST hostess and bartender service - and the default tip to 25%... you…read moredon't deserve $.02. The hostess is never at the stand- so you walk to grab a drink and after passing by you 8-10 times are finally acknowledged.. only to be asked if you checked in with the hostess. Nope/ there isn't one and I only want a drink- I'm waiting on a friend. After an audible ughhhh and a distinct eye roll I'm reluctantly served. There's better spots around here- I wouldn't waste my time or money here again.

What a unique spot! I'm in DC for work and was a solo diner. The atmosphere is sultry, intimate and…read morecozy. The service was friendly and warm. I did not feel rushed at all! I ordered their mocktail, the clean slate, and the poutine. The drink was tart, fruity, but also slightly bitter? It was delicious! The poutine was phenomenal. A cheese pull everytime, there wasn't a lack of gravy, and the flavor palette was beyond salt and pepper! The gravy was sweet and savory and the cheese curds were gooey, not rubbery at all. The fries were cut perfectly and didn't overwhelm the dish. There wasn't a perfect ratio of cheese gravy and fries! My only disappointment is there were no matchbooks due to supply chain issues. I understand not their fault, but they look quite cool and I would have loved to add one to my collection. This place is definitely a must if you're ever in DC looking for a high quality, aesthetically pleasing, and delicious cocktail bar!

The service was slightly slower than one would want, but Yousef was a standout. He was attentive,…read moreoffered solutions, and made me want to stay waiting. An awesome contribution to the organization in my opinion! It was my first time visiting and I brought friends from out of town for my bday and they shared the same sentiments... Love the place

Surprisingly fast service for a hotel restaurant and bar. Somehow a very busy Friday night (10 pm)…read more We came after a show at the Synetic Theatre next door for a drink and simple bar snacks. The homemade potato chips with dip is surprisingly delicious. The waitress proactively refilled our lemonade without even asking (didn't need that much refill to be honest). Well, it's free at least. We initially worried they'd charge us double. Tight space and not the best ambiance, but it's a hotel restaurant doubling as a bar. Service was alright and efficient.

Our eggs were overcooked. The rest of the breakfast was low quality. The service was slow. They…read moreare under construction, but even so, they have cheap tables, cheap chairs, and the room was drab.

We were visiting from out of town and decided to stop by McNamara's--and I'm so glad we did. This…read moreplace ended up being one of our favorite meals of the trip. We ordered the wings, a burger, and the Carolina pulled pork sandwich, and everything was amazing. The wings were full of flavor, the burger was juicy and cooked perfectly, and the pulled pork sandwich had that perfect smoky, tangy balance. It's always hit or miss trying new spots when you're traveling, but this one was definitely a win.

McNamaras is great. I stopped by here late night like 9pm…read more I asked for recommendations and server said stout burger which is a deconstructed burger with mushrooms and mash. very tasty and easy to eat not messy. I got a carrot cake for dessert and it was awesome too. the beers were poured heavy and the price is lower than a lot of places I've been to. overall good service good food laid back atmosphere. recommend.

This is a cool spot. Entry is really cool and looks like prohibition speakeasy's of times gone…read morepast. Two HUGE bouncers inside who were policing everything to maintain the vibe. Husband couldn't read the menu, can't use your phone for that, he was leaning up against a wall, can't do that, finally snagged seats on a couch, feet off table. We had two drinks and enjoyed about 20 minutes in here and went off to find something to eat. Definitely work a stop if you are nearby or in the area. It's a cool experience. One thing og note: They do not really deviate from their limited menu of drinks. These bartenders are not like those of speakeasy's from other, larger cities I've been to. I don't drink alcohol at all, so, I tend to ask them to make me a mocktail. They didn't seem very inventive and only offered basically ginger beer in a cup for $14.

The bartender Chris accused me of being intoxicated because I was vibing to the music Saying that I…read morewas had my eyes closed at the bar when I was just feeling the music. Clearly he can't discern when a patron is intoxicated or not!!!!!! I do feel as though it was a level of discrimination as I only ordered water at the bar no drinks were ordered....and I had no drinks prior to arrival. Never assume from a distance someone's sobriety just because the clientele you serve normally is intoxicated