I haven't been here in years. Have gone several times. All the aunties and uncles are here. Fresh…read morewings, vodka tinted with the barest hint of cranberry. Known more for drinks than food. I recall the food taking a while but drinks coming fast. Pool tables and grown vibes. Go there if you can handle yourself and your business.

Decided to visit this spot since it's close to me. It is exactly what I was expecting, bad…read moreservice, if any. This is a black-owned establishment and you would think in the Upper Marlboro area service would be a little better. I was planning to make this my weekly spot, but I think I'll find another local spot. Only reason I give it 3 stars is because the wings and fries were very good.

Pretty much the perfect bayside marina bar where the actual bar is an old boat sitting in the…read moremiddle of an open barn. It's spectacular! The beer on tap is cold and crafty, and "The Galley" is a food truck parked up against the barn that serves bar bites, Tex-Mex, and interesting specials-of-the-day. Plenty of ceiling fans amplify the bayside breeze as the locals chat it up and watch the boats cruise on by. I'm shocked that I'm the First To Review this place, as it seems like it's been here for a hundred hometown years! There's a ton of charm in this place, and coming here pays you back in shade, suds, and nods from the very friendly bartenders. A real gem - and a memorable, fun stop on any Southern Maryland daytrip!

First time here and it's awesome love the atmosphere and loved the Band yesterday and Food was…read moredelicious Bartenders bust there butts they never stop those orange crushes are the bomb! Freshly made they go through some oranges! Prices are great and can't wait to go back! Customers are very friendly and met some very nice people! If never been you must check in out on a gorgeous day like yesterday! They will definitely see me again!

Cierra and Angel(my apologies if I spelled your names wrong ) took care of our party. We came for…read moreHappy Hour to celebrate my friend's birthday and enjoyed ourselves! The drinks were delicious , the food was good and the music was on point! There were about 10 of us in the party and we definitely enjoyed our time here.

I pass Famous lounge every day going home from work. It's located next to the Dutch Farmer's Market…read moreand it used to be "Peach's Restaurant " back in the day. Since the rebrand, I've been curious to see what they've done with the place. It looks bigger than I remembered. It's true to its name and setup as a lounge, with the vast majority of the seating (open booth style), placed against the wall, leaving the middle of the lounge open for dancing. We got there around opening time and it was empty, so we chose to sit at the bar, which is also a decent size. The bartender was nice and informed us immediately about the SEVERAL menu items that weren't available. We just went with the Tilapia fish and fries basket, cheese sticks and Old Bay wings. Everything was seasoned well, however, she said the wings were TOO seasoned. Not me, I LOVE Old Bay.. Lolol!! HH rail drinks were $7.99 and for only $2 more, you can get them "topshelf"! The regular menu is definitely inspired African Cuisine, which I'm trying more and more these days. If I lived near Famous Lounge, I would be a frequent HH visitor. I may even check them out one Sunday to catch a game, because they have several TV's throughout! This is definitely a decent neighborhood spot that's much fancier than your normal neighborhood watering hole!!

I had a really good time at this lounge! My friends and I came in really early (around 6pm) and we…read morewere immediately greeted by the manager, Kayla. She was super nice and def set the tone for the rest of our experience. Security opened the door for us and we entered the lounge and noticed it was spacious and clean. I really appreciated the happy hour being every day - my group ordered wings and salmon bites from our server, Sandy. The food came out hot and was good. Sandy was also super friendly and accommodating. When a couple of my friends didn't like their drinks, she and the bartender worked together to make them way better. I would love to return later in the evening to see how the vibes are. If it's anything like my initial experience this may end up being my new spot!

A friend suggested this place after our homecoming tailgate. We were looking for a place to chill…read moreand have some food and drinks. It was very packed on a Saturday night. We had to wait at least 30 minutes for a table. Parking was tough barely got a spot in the back. It was something to do but not my cup of tea. I had never heard of this "lounge" but it was giving converted garage with barely any insulation. I had to keep my coat on! Service was slow. The servers didn't seem like they wanted to be there. The buns on my sliders were dry. I liked the fries and that was it. Drinks were overpriced. If you like hookah, there's that. I don't see myself ever returning here.

I stopped by CeeCee Bar which is for a DMV Does x Mob The Block event . Cees Cees is Black…read morewoman-owned bar inside The Spot food hall. I instantly loved the vibe. I was there for the mixology class . Cee is so passionate about what she's building and it really shows. It's the kind of spot that works for watching the game, date night, or just catching up with friends. I'm already looking forward to collaborating on something here.

I visited CeeCee's bar for their Thursday night line dancing. I went a few weeks prior for an Elite…read moreevent and had so much fun I had to give it another try. There was plenty of seating at the bar, so I slid onto a stool while I waited for my friend. They had a cute menu of featured drinks, ranging from a Chambord Margarita to Blackberry Lemonade with Crown Royal. Once line dancing began, the floor filed up pretty quickly. I noticed that there were people who seem to be regulars, which is cool because I was able to look at them while figuring out what to do during the songs. Overall, it was a really fun time at CeeCee's Bar!

So, this is my second time in the area and I have always heard about Jaspers but never made my way…read morethere the first time around. One day we bit the bullet and said lets try this place. This place is pretty big and I am curious with the setup if Jaspers was another type of "entertainment" establishment where more than the drinks would be shaking. Well, a quick search answered my question, and it once was once the BET Soundstage where they filmed videos of Uncut. IYKYK. I am not sure of that last part about Uncut actually. What I do know is that Jaspers is well worth a return. From the looks this place stays busy and a definite local spot for some. Service was pretty good and it is no different than many places where some are doing more than others and so glad we had someone who was focused and answered our questions. I started off with a drink called the Darth Vader. It is strong but not to the point where you taste just alcohol. I highly recommend the Chino Latino Rolls. I wish they had some avocado lime crema to go with it but this app was good with the sour cream. The appetizer came out hot and was not waiting under some heat lamp. I went with the bacon cheeseburger at a medium rare. This place has a very good burger, and it was better than some places that charge way more. Put this place in for top burgers in the DMV. No complaints and this is a good place to checkout. It took me a minute to get here but glad I did finally. A second visit is a must for me.

I went to Jasper's on a Friday afternoon with a friend and this place was PACKED. This is…read moredefinitely a popular spot but honestly, I can see why. The food was sooo good, especially the tiger wings. Those were easily the highlight for me. Everything came out flavorful and fresh. The atmosphere was lively and felt like the perfect place to catch up with friends over good food and drinks. Even with how busy it was, I still enjoyed my experience and would definitely come back to try more things on the menu.

So much fun here!! A friend and I decided to go out and we chose this place…read more Now, I parked out front where someone was leaving. There wasn't to many spaces outfront, but come to find out there was parking in the back Walk up to the bartender to order food and drank. They estimate their pours here lol... Yassss! Music was from the 90s and old school RnB from the 80s. I had a ballllllll

Best fried fish in town -depending on who cooked it. It's the worst feeling when you've been…read morecraving something and once you finally get it -- it doesn't satisfy your craving. Most of the time fish is a hit. But every now and then ( last night) to be precise, my fish was over cooked. I had to bite and pull with my teeth. By the time I started eating and realized it was overcooked, the kitchen was closed. The drinks don't always taste like what you asked for but they are strong if that's what you like. They have a police officer at the door most nights, which makes it feel a bit safer. It's definitely a cheers type of bar, everyone knows everyone. Music is old school for the most part, but they have a jukebox so the music can be adjusted. It's a nice hole in the wall. The bathroom really sucks. You have to dam near turn sideways and use the stall with the door opened. That's the one thing I hate about this spot. Seems like they tried to turn one unisex bathroom into 2 stalls. I'm pretty sure the men's room looks the same.

This is my favorite place at FedEx field, but that is a low bar to reach. It gets bonus points for…read morehaving multiple TVs - you can watch the in-stadium feed, the network feed of the game and listen to the radio beoadcast. (For some reason, the sound doesn't sync up with either so it takes some getting used to.) There is also a tv with the RedZone channel, so you can track your fantasy players or just watch better games than the one outside, which comes in handy if say, the team is losing to St Louis by a score of 24-0 to go 3-10 on the year (hypothetically speaking of course). The weird thing is that although they serve food, the only options are nachos (chicken, beef or vegetarian). It's kind of strange to have no other choices in a lounge that's meant to hold you for hours. There is a full bar and you will pay stadium prices for everything, but you can bring in food that was purchased elsewhere in the stadium. If you have a club level ticket, it's worth stopping by - even if it's just to warm up. Be warned, it can fill up fast at halftime.

My go to spot whenever I'm doing a little gambling or celebrating a Birthday to meeting Friends or…read morewatching a game. A variety of good food and mixed drinks and beers! The back patio is a good option if You don't want to eat at a table inside or at the bar. The proximity to the action of the Casino makes it a great pit stop

I can't believe I haven't written a review for Blue Sunday yet because I've honestly never had a…read morebad experience here. I was introduced to this spot by some friends, and ever since then it's been one of those places I know I can count on. Whether you're going to celebrate something special or just looking for good food and atmosphere, this place is solid The vibe inside is chill low but with upscale energy, but overall just a great environment. On my last visit, I went with sushi since that's what I was craving, and everything I ordered was hitting. Every item I picked off the menu was flavorful and well put together. The customer service was 10/10; polite, attentive, and moved really quickly. I didn't get a chance to try any cocktails, but their cocktail menu looked solid. I ended up sticking with wine for the evening, but I definitely plan on going back to explore more of the menu and try a few drinks because they have so many options to choose from. Overall, I would definitely recommend checking it out if you want good food and great service.

From the moment you walk in you can feel a upper scale restaurant. The lights are low with a black…read moretheme. Our server Efosa was quick to greet us and took our drink and appetizer order in. My girlfriend ordered a watermelon martini. Be careful the drink are strong but tastey at least according to her. For what its worth she a mixologist. Efosa checked back to see if we were ready to order but with all the great choices of what to order we needed a little more time. He gave us a few minutes and when I looked up and he seen me looking he was back to take our Spicey Curry Fried Rice and General Tso shrimp order. The appetizer Crab Dip that we ordered came out in record timing. Followed within a few minutes of or entrees. The was hot and were flavorful. Efosa made sure to look our way overtime we went by to see if we needed anything. This guy is not only a gentleman but gets the whole process of making sure the guest are taken care of. There was plenty left over and we took some to go. We will be back.

Food was good and the drinks reasonable. Cook has no personality and no customer service.read more

On December 27, 2025, my husband and I had a concerning experience at Hideaway Restaurant that I…read morebelieve deserves attention and transparency. Upon our arrival around 10 minutes before 8 PM, we were asked for identification as we proceeded to the bar. Everything seemed fine until we left around 10:11 PM. As my husband retrieved his cigarettes from his coat pocket and grabbed our clear food container, a security guard, a heavy-set gentleman in a purple sweatshirt and blue jeans, without any visible identification or formal security apparel, hustled behind us, inquiring about a drink cup. Despite having food, we were treated with suspicion. A second security personnel member followed (Not schedule to work named Charles W.), dressed in casual street clothes without any visible identification or formal security apparel adding to the discomfort with an aggressive demeanor. I voiced my concern, stating, "We are not like that." This wasn't just an innocent misunderstanding; it felt like profiling. As my husband enjoyed his cigar, the second security guard continued to watch us, which was both unwarranted and unsettling. In an environment that claims to embrace Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, we saw none of that during our visit. Questions for the owner of Hideaway Restaurant: 1. Why do your security staff not wear recognizable uniforms or badges? How are patrons supposed to identify your security personnel? 2. What protocols are in place to ensure that all staff, especially security, are trained in Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion standards? 3. How do you handle incidents of alleged profiling or discrimination, and what measures are taken to address such concerns? 4. Can you explain the training procedures for security personnel regarding interactions with patrons, especially in terms of recognizing and addressing possible biases? 5. What actions will you take to ensure that no other patrons experience what we did? 6. Are your security personnel certified and properly trained according to Maryland state regulations? We believe that everyone deserves to be treated with respect and dignity, irrespective of their background. I urge everyone who has faced similar issues to share their stories. Please share your thoughts and experiences as we stand together against harassment and discrimination!