$25 Bottomless Maragarita Fridays!…read more Saw this special advertised so my homegirl and I planned to check it out. I haven't been to Fast Eddie's in years so the upgraded ambiance did not go unnoticed. The special ends at 8 PM EST and is only valid with a purchase of an entree we arrived around 6:15 PM EST. They did not disappoint on the food! Shout out to the chef! It was well worth the price. The quantity was large and the quality was beyond tasty. They had two types of Margaritas to choose from: Mango and Strawberry. Unfortunately this isn't one of those "heavy pour" spots. The Margaritas were weak - I assume because they were bottomless. That was disappointing. The service was SLOW. Our first waiter hassled me to order because "you can't get bottomless without ordering food" I already knew that but just wasn't ready to eat just yet. Finally, when I was ready to order, he took his time getting to our table. It was apparent his shift was ending because he passed us on (read: pointed to our table as he spoke to a colleague) then just left. No warning, no closing out, just gone. After he left we had a hard time getting the attention of someone behind the bar to come to our table to close out our check. This is the reason for 4 stars. I will definitely be returning for the food if nothing else. My friend got lamb chops with seafood Mac and yams ($33 USD) while I got the smothered fried pork chop with baked mac and cabbage. ($25 USD) all entrees come with sweet potato corn bread

I've really grown to love go-go since moving here. These bands did not disappoint. The drinks were…read moregood and so was the food. The chicken fingers and wings were, but that quesadilla was a no! I took one bite and sent it back. I had a good time so I will definitely go back. It's also larger on the inside than I thought it would be.

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 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.

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!

It's better service than Felt but the music is mid and the energy is dry. Drink prices are just…read moreridiculous. Just because you have no food doesn't require you to charge a value meal for one scotch.

Expectations were definitely not met. First, I don't particularly like gambling, so being in the…read morecasino itself is unappealing. I assumed this "lounge" was going to be a separate entity from the casino but that was not the case. Second, it is not decorated nicely at all. I didn't get a "loungey" feel, more so an old hotel lobby with outdated hulking furniture. There aren't many places to sit and they still managed to have blackjack tables all through the lounge thus extending the casino inside. My drink was good, though it came in a plastic cup so thumbs down on presentation. The security was nice enough, but the rest of the employees get a thumbs down. Would not be back, not worth stopping by.

The food is amazing and the prices are incredible. In three years they haven't increased. Can you…read moresay that about anything else? The food is very good and comes quickly. The service is good and the covered outdoor area is great.

I generally make it to The Club every other month or so, most frequently on Wednesdays for their…read morelunch buffet. $10.95 (for non-members) gets you hot entrees, including very good fried chicken (the Wednesday specialty), extensive salad bar (although the selection of dressings is a bit limited), the soup de jour, and dessert. Beverages are limited to tea, lemonade/fruit punch, coffee, and water. You can make reservations for a large group, but make sure to reserve at least a few weeks in advance. The entrance process is a bit slow, but be aware that there is one cashier at each entrance. Club members must use the window to get their discount at lunch. All in all, not a bad place for a sit down meal. Be aware that The Club is not open on Mondays.

They have every variety you can imagine. They are very hospitable and friendly. The everything…read morebagel chips are also delicious.

If you find yourself in the Gaylord National Harbor and want a well prepared drink come here…read more There are some great cocktails and very good whiskeys. Prepare to spend mid $20 for just about anything on the menu, but hey that's not much different from other places in this hotel. Note that the bar is in the brick house in the atrium and looks closed a lot but is open

Staying out in Camp Springs I was looking for a place to grab a quick bite for dinner... Waldo's…read morepopped up on my radar. Walking in, the music was blaring, which made it challenging to order, but there was a great reason behind it... karaoke night! The staff working the ordering counter asked if I wanted a go at the mic, but I couldn't muster the courage. I ordered the 1/2 southern fried chicken with collard greens and the tomato & cucumber salad sides. The fried chicken was good, though nothing really to write home about, but the seasoning was good. The collard greens were really good though, along with Tomato & Cucumber salad! My 5-star review comes from the dinner entertainment and the friendliness of the whole staff! Monday night is Karaoke night and it's amazing!

Juicy chicken tenders, crispy fries, coleslaw, and hot sliced bread...  everything was so…read moredelicious, and the portion size was just right! And let me tell you about Katie (I think that was her name) she was amazing. I originally ordered my meal online for takeout, but once I got there, I decided to dine in. When I told her, she didn't hesitate she smiled and said, "I got you," and made the switch with no problem at all. Great food and even better customer service. I'll definitely be back!