Megan was absolutely wonderful! We enjoyed the seasonal menu and the ambiance was fantastic. Would…read morerecommend!

It's a bit like Cheers, but for wine…read more We've been here a couple of times and even joined their Wine Club. Both times we've gone, it was during their happy hour, which runs until 7 pm, and we stuck to the special menu. Those have included their Charcuterie Board (something that contributed to Dr. Oz not being a senator), crispy Brussels sprouts, their Margarita flatbread, chicken skewers, and truffle fries. Don't hate us; that was spread over two visits. Everything tasted great, though next time I think we'll graduate to the real menu. The wines we've tried so far were either inexpensive or not bad. For inexpensive, I've had glasses of their $3 Tempranillo. While it wasn't great, I've paid a lot re for much worse. For "not bad", my wife had the $10 Buehler Cab. After it opened up for a bit it was quite drinkable.

Really enjoyed my visit to Screwtop Wine Bar in DC. The space has a cozy and relaxed atmosphere…read morethat works well for date nights, girls nights, or happy hour. The frozen cocktail flight was definitely the highlight for me -- getting to try an Espresso Martini, Strawberry Froze, Margarita, and Hugo Spritz all together was such a fun idea. Food wise, the Chicken Birria Nachos were flavorful and loaded, the Mahi Mahi Tacos were fresh, and the Grilled Cheese Sliders paired really well with the tomato coulis. Friendly staff, good drinks, and a fun overall experience. Would definitely recommend if you're looking for a laid-back wine bar in DC with great cocktails and food.

Great spot for a girls night or a date night! I went during the summer and the vibes were great…read more Plenty of red, white, and pink options, with bottles available for purchase. Walking distance from the Clarendon metro stop. They have flight options with adorable names. I'd recommend the "That's Amore" Italian Red Wine flight. Only reason I did not give it a higher rank is my sangria had a fly in it. The waitress was really apologetic though!

ugh so buss their cookies are sososo good. 100% recommend. sweetest staff everrr. really good…read morevibes, perfect for insta flicsss.

Here's to my favorite coffee place in Arlington…read more Simona has been my weekend getaway spot for years. It is where I have spent most of my Sundays in the last couple of years. Delicious coffee, delicious cookies and some really creative and refreshing drinks as well. My most ordered things probably are the hibiscus tea, iced lattes with almond/oat milk and their cookies. Occasionally I have gotten breakfast and sandwiches from here. Everything simple yet so different than everywhere else. It is very hard to describe the difference. The cafe is small, cozy and located in a corner of Clarendon. The baristas are lovely and the service is top notch. I may be biased but it is hard to dislike anything about this place. It is one of my happy places. 5/5 must go there!

A classic. Great coffee and breakfast, nice wine and small bites in the evening. They often have…read moremusic on Friday evenings which I love (might just be a summer thing). I dream of their earl grey scone. The biscuit sandwich with ham, arugula, and apricot jam is also fantastic. Definitely lively and can get noisy on the weekends, but if you're okay with noise it's not usually /too/ hard to find a table if you want to read a book or study. I wouldn't recommend their matcha latte. They do a lot of stuff really well, but don't think this one is their strong suit.

Came on a Saturday morning - super crowded but there's a good amount of seating both indoor and…read moreoutdoor so we found a spot outside pretty easily. You order via QR code - I got a latte and its was honestly terrible. A very bitter gasoline type taste. I ended up not drinking most of it and it was pretty expensive even for the area. ~$7 for a 16oz (a medium) that was ~$9 after tax and tip. Cute casual spot with a nice vibe but can't imagine coming back.

Stopped in on a Saturday night for some light bites and cocktails. We sat and the bar and had some…read moregreat conversations with the bartenders. I love that the restaurant is filled with art. There's displays all around for you to checkout while before, during, or after you dine. Great location for date night and larger groups.

The BEST experience to end a co-working day. Great friendly staff. Amazingly personable GM!…read moreI ordered the Korean bbq wings from the happy hour menu and they were delicious! The crème brûlée was appreciated with a perfect amount of berries to give texture and healthy pizazz to the treat. Thank you! The bathrooms were nicely ambient with the dark color scheme, black commodes. Added to the art museum nature of the bar. I absolutely believe this is a top 5 bar. Perfect for events, hangouts, dates, casual or dolled up. And, with so many options in the city I don't return to places generally. That will not be the case with Whino. I look forward to returning (maybe even for a Yelp Elite event) and I highly recommend you visit. Go, enjoy!!!

Thanks to yelp, I found this place for brunch. It is chic, vibrant, and located in a small…read morerestaurant location. I was on my way to a different restaurant in the area that was closed. I am so glad I located this place from the app. I ordered from their classy little menu chicken, eggs, & waffle; and there was nothing small about this plate. It was delicious. The service was just as great and very fast. I recommend this place to small groups of likeminded individuals.

Green Pig Bistro, situated on Wilson Blvd and N Fillmore St in Arlington, VA, is an American…read morerestaurant known for hearty, comfort-oriented dishes and nose-to-tail meat options. The food is consistently delicious and perfectly prepared, utilizing fresh ingredients skillfully combined to craft flavorful American-French cuisine. Signature dishes include pork chop, pork schnitzel, ribs, black Angus burger, bacon cheeseburger, and brunch staples such as eggs Benedict and fried chicken waffles. We also enjoyed our desserts, which were exceptional. The service is excellent, and the welcoming atmosphere enhances the entire experience, making our brunch truly memorable.

Fabulous evening at 60 Vines, Sunday. Was on the Hill, preparing to advocate for Goldstar Spouses…read moreof America. After two long days of meetings. the hospitality, incredible service, fabulous wine, delicious, cocktails, and food that makes you feel like you've come home was just what we needed. We arrived aa acquaintances and left united by the warmth of breaking bread together, family style. Big shout out to Carl, our server, who made us feel like we were the only guests at his table. Will definitely be back again. Would add another star, if I could. Not just Great - - FABULOUS.

Great place for large groups. Beautiful interior and SO many wines on tap. What a cool concept?? I…read morehave never seen this before. I loved it. Our server was great and was super helpful and knowledgeable of the menu. Allowed me to try wines to find what I would like. Great experience

Little Blackbird is phenomenal!…read more I've been here a few times and have never been disappointed. Great service from super friendly, attentive, and knowledgeable staff. A large wine list that they know back to front and can recommend wines from based on your food choices and personal tastes. An elegant but not ostentatious interior. But first and foremost, incredible food. There have been a few items I was unsure of when reading the descriptions, but I have always been blown away by the thoughtfulness and balance that comes with each or their dishes. Of note, their seared scallops that came with a savory and sweet white chocolate sauce were one of my favorite dishes of 2025. Not to mention, the prices here are reasonable and not unnecessarily inflated like other places that market themselves as wine bars. I hope the success here signals a shift in the wine bar model toward unpretentious but thoughtfully designed dishes for a reasonable price. Overall, Little Blackbird is an incredible restaurant that I think deserves more recognition. I will certainly be back soon.

I didn't realise brunch was only for Sundays, so my friend and I ended up just doing dinner here…read more It was relatively free the night I went, and the hostess and waiter were both super friendly with recommendations! The pork chop was surprisingly so good with its caramelisation, side fruit and veggies, and sauce. I loved the gingerbread martini with the cookie and whipped cream drink itself. Baklava was apparently alcoholic and tasted good. The vibes here were pretty chill but also somewhat nice - they had some winter decor up too when I went. I'd definitely come again to try some of their other stuff and maybe their fun wine pairings!

Carbonara was put on my radar by a close New York friend who said we should check out this Italian…read morerestaurant for its viral vodka sauce chicken parm. We had the pleasure of being served by Cody who really knew the menu in and out and was really helpful in making our dining experience outstanding. We started with mussels in white wine which were terrific, they were clean tasting with a rich and delicious sauce. We had the "viral vodka chicken parm" for our entree. They serve a plate table-side with a naked crispy chicken cutlet and your pasta and then they pour à la vodka sauce with melted cheese over the chicken. It's really a terrific presentation and the dish is nicely presented. The chicken cutlet was thick and juicy, the crust was crispy and the sauce was thick and delicious. If you want to be part of the hype then give it a try for yourself.

It was a very nice place to have meals. The parking could be a small issue but we were lucky to…read morefind one spot. Dishes were great. We were very excited when we saw our pasta burning inside the huge round cheese! But I wish it had more flavor, salt and black pepper. It really was plain and the pasta was a bit over cooked. Other dishes like salad, calamari and fish were good. We especially liked the calamari. It was with some paprika and was tasty! Inside decoration was very nice, comfortable seats. Our server was friendly too.

Et Voila! presents itself as a charming French-Belgian bistro, known for its convivial European…read moreatmosphere and a menu rooted in classic brasserie traditions, complemented by an impressive selection of Belgian beers and wines. St. Patrick's Day special Irish red ale. The beer delivered a pleasantly full texture with a gentle sweetness, balanced enough to serve as a comfortable prelude to the richer dishes that followed. The French Onion Soup immediately set the tone. Beneath its bubbling cap of melted Gruyère, the broth achieved that elusive equilibrium between sweetness and depth, the caramelized onions fully developed without overwhelming the palate. It stands among the more refined renditions in town. A plate of escargots followed--classically prepared with garlic butter and toasted bread. While traditional and satisfying, the dish leaned more toward comforting familiarity than culinary revelation. Duck leg confit. Perfectly executed, the duck arrived with crisped skin and richly rendered fat, while the meat remained exceptionally tender. Each bite released a deep, savory aroma--earthy, succulent, and unmistakably French in spirit. It was a dish that quietly stole the show and lingered pleasantly in memory long after the meal concluded. 4/11/26 - The cod moussaka impresses with a crisp, golden top layer that delivers a bold, deeply savory cod flavor--rich, briny, and instantly satisfying. A touch of curry paste adds warmth and aromatic complexity, lifting the dish without overpowering it. Confident, balanced, and memorable--an easy re-order.

Et Voila is a cozy bistro with old world charm. It is snug and people crowd together to enjoy a…read moregood meal and perhaps a few drinks. If you enjoy the French/Belgian classics, then this is as good a choice as any. The cuisine features sauce - lots of it - in almost every dish. You will find it in the escargots, the duck confit, and the steak. And of course the mussels are bathed in it. But hey, you came to indulge, did you not?! You could choose broiled salmon and salad, and still be happy though. I want to like this place more than I actually do. The food is not mind- blowing. The service is a bit impersonal. Something is missing from the tableau, je ne sais quoi. The highlights of my meal were the outstanding french bread, which is served warm, and an excellent glass of Chateau Neuf du Pape, chosen by the waiter. These framed the meal, like accessories that lift a so-so outfit. Let yourself be taken by the overall impression, not the individual parts.