Here's the trick for a good visit to The Barns…read more.. If you want to eat, show up 100 minutes before your show starts. That should be enough time to queue up with the other people waiting for the front doors to open and find a table. If you don't want to eat then show up later and plan on going directly to your seat. We chose the dinner option and it worked out fine. We weren't that hungry but it allowed us to sit comfortably at a table, enjoy some beverages, and share their delicious deviled eggs. It's a good thing that the eggs were good. My wife is allergic to gluten and that's about the only option we had. 2.5 eggs for $15 may seem a bit expensive, because it is. However, thanks to the slices of jalapeno pepper on each one, the dribbles of hot sauce for dipping, and the amazing maple-coated bacon slices, we weren't complaining.

The venue itself is a fabulous place to see any show! The staff is wonderful and there is not a bad…read moreseat in the house. I highly recommend enjoying dinner before your show. The kitchen does a fabulous job and the staff is superb! Get there early, grab a table and order from the QR code on each table. Super slick process resulting in a wonderful meal. We had the Bulgogi tacos, the fish tacos, and the deviled eggs. All were pretty freaking fantastic!

This venue is small and comfortable, good sound, nice location, easy parking, lots of restaurants…read moreand pubs nearby. Also looking forward to more concert at this theater. The customer service was outstanding and the food was really amazing.

Always fun times at this establishment. Most the time I love…read morethe 80's dance This time I came to dance at Selena music and the performance was ok.

The best in live music…read more I've seen may great acts there through the years Love the beer and the lack of pretense

Always great live music, the crowd is fun and friendly, the staff works hard - always a good time…read moreat JVs!

First time visit here and it is a great venue to see a performance in. Limited street parking…read moreavailable, but multiple garages that charge $15 for event parking within close proximity. Staff is friendly and helpful. Small variety of food and drink to choose from at standard hall prices. Classic but comfortable vibe at this venue to enjoy your event!

It's my second time at the Capital One Hall. Tonight, I see Jo Koy perform standup comedy. It's…read moremy second time seeing him. My first time here was to see Russell Peters. The Capital One Hall is an awesome venue. I am excited to come back for a non comedy act. What I like best about COH is that it is one of the newest performance venues in the area. Also, the location is conveniently located right off 495 and 66, so real easy to get to.

I was upgraded to a refurbished room with a refreshed bathroom. It was nice with beautiful tiles…read more The room was spacious and clean. I went to entyce for dinner and breakfast. During dinner, there was live music which created a nice ambiance. I ordered the half roast chicken and chicken Bryani. The half roast chicken was disappointing. The breast was dry and flavorless. The bed of corn and beans reminds me of something you pull from the freezer. The chicken bryani could use more seasoning and spices. Dinner menu seems to be the same as the dinner menu from last year. Breakfast we ordered the chicken and waffles and also the lobster eggs Benedict. The chicken and waffle was cooked fresh. Chicken crispy and juicy. Waffle fluffy. The lobster Benedict was a let down. Eggs were cooked nicely but the lobster bits were mushy. Overall the room was nice and the food was hit or miss.

High tea bridal shower. I cannot say enough of how amazing the high tea is at the Ritz Carlton. I…read morehosted a bridal shower this past Saturday, January 10 and everything was impeccable from the amazing customer service to the delicious petite sandwiches, desserts, and more. A big shout out to Astrid Mr. Ray and Mr. Hariharan. They made every step of the way easy from planning the party to the last second of packing things up. They are truly shining stars. Everything was so beautiful with elegance and finesse. if you can have a bridal shower here during the high tea, I highly recommend it as this is the second time hosting here. Thank you, thank you, thank you A+ experience for all who attended the shower

Malik took care of us! The jerk chicken is. If you can't take the heat..... I don't know what to…read moretell ya

I attempted to resolve this privately in an email to management, but it's been over a week with no…read moreresponse. Long story short, the open mic host, Chip, used to sexually harass me. The karaoke host, Nikki, is just aggressive and mean and yelled in my face. View the screenshots of my email if you want the full stories. Pictures 3 & 4 are out of order. If you look at some of the other negative reviews on Google, you'll see that the owner has spent a lot of time making shockingly rude responses. Name-calling patrons, gaslighting them on their experiences, calling one girl "constipated", because why else would she have been in the bathroom for long enough to notice the grottiness? Telling people they sound like they need to "get laid" or "get a life" when they make valid complaints? Just wildly unprofessional. Very tired of venues staffed and owned by people who think they're too cool to be kind. You deserve better. Spend your money elsewhere.

I've been here a few times and recently came back with a friend and finally remembered to give this…read morereview! I enjoy Spacebar. It's a great, chill and lowkey vibe if you're not looking for a loud and crowded bar. Their food selection is so good with a wide range of grilled cheeses as well! They have a rotating menu of drinks that they do at the bar and the service is great. The bartenders are personable and kind and always open to giving you a sample before you decide on a drink. Definitely worth a visit! There is a small lot in the front, I've never struggled to get parking before but would be cautious if you're going on a Friday or Saturday night!

Couldn't go wrong with beer, sandwich and rock music…read more They close the kitchen around 10ish, but open till midnight or 2 AM based on the guests.

4.5 stars. Overall,…read morethis is a really great place to see a show. I came to see Flawed Mangoes and for the most part it was a great time. The venue is like a really clean dive bar that hosts live music. The staff were all very polite and incredibly welcoming. To be situated at the Wharf, the food and beverages were surprisingly affordable... at least by DC standards. The general admission tickets are for standing only. I paid for premium seating and got, well... an actual seat. Unfortunately, this is where I ran into issues. I really wish that Union Stage would offer more smaller tables (1-2 tops) because I had the unfortunate experience of being forced to involuntarily third-wheel some random couple's date night. As someone who frequently attends concerts alone, I hate communal seating. If I'm paying extra for a seat, I don't want to spend the evening sharing a table with strangers. In this case, the couple who joined me at my table spent much of the show carrying on conversations, using flash photography despite it being prohibited, and generally making themselves unwelcome part of my concert experience. It was distracting, annoying, and made it difficult to fully enjoy the performance. Adding more 1-2 top tables for solo concertgoers or couples would significantly improve the premium seating experience by giving people the option to enjoy the show uninterrupted and with the company they actually chose (and paid!) to spend the evening with. It's also worth noting that there is no wait staff to serve you at the tables. So if you grab a seat at a table, make sure you have something to put on the table to indicate that it is occupied. There are QR codes on the table where you can order and pay, but you still have to go to the floor to pick up your food. I got a half cheese pizza and an Aperol Spritz. The pizza was good by dive bar standards. Nothing special about it, but it hit the spot. The Aperol Spritz was also surprisingly good. The sound system is great. However, we need to talk about the lighting situation. I'm not sure if this is how Union Stage typically operates or if this is something that can be attributed to the artist, but the lighting choices for this concert were overwhelming. I've been to dozens of concerts over the course of my life, but I've never had spotlights that repeatedly point directly into the audience, but that was my experience throughout this entire show. I had to put on my sunglasses in this dark venue to keep myself from being quite literally blinded by the light. The background lights and everything were fine, but repeatedly shining spotlights into the crowd was not a good choice. The most expensive part of this night, by far, was the parking, which is not the fault of the venue. I paid $38 to park for 4 hours, but fortunately it was a very short walk to the venue. There are multiple parking garages as well as an extremely limited amount of street parking near this venue. The garage was the only feasible option that evening since so many people were out for the concert, viewing the World Cup, as well as attending events at other bars and restaurants in the general area. All told, I had a really great time at Union Stage. While I hate traveling into DC and I'm not keen on spending $40 on parking, if there's another artist performing at this venue that I want to see, I would definitely come back.

Came here for a new event called Vinyl Revival. The concept was an album listening party and panel…read morediscussion for Lauryn Hill's album. This was my first time attending an event here. The ticket purchasing process wasn't user friendly. It was difficult to navigate and figure out how to select premium ticket options. They provided free drink tokens to select attendees so some of my friends in our group of 5 received them and some didn't. The space has a nice set up for smaller scale ans intimate events. They have a full bar a a small food menu. The sound in the space made it difficult to hear audience members at times and the format made it feel.lilw things were dragging. I enjoyed the concept but would love to see a few tweaks for improvement.