Great spot for craft cocktails, scrumptious Southern food, and spacious seating downstairs! Chili Tots (5/5) - The crispy tots topped with chili, cheese, and sour cream is divine. Vegetarian and finger lickin' good! Hush Puppies (5/5) - Crispy and coated in honey, the hush puppies are soft and tender in the inside! They are so hot that I have to wait a few minutes for them to cool down. Mac and cheese (3/5) - It's so-so, the mac and cheese is dry and doesn't have the creaminess that I was hoping for. Not bad, but doesn't make my list of top DC mac & cheese spots. Homemade Veggie Burger (5/5) - Can't count on fingers and toes how many times I've had it - Slam dunk every time! Swap out the brioche bun for the pretzel bun, which elevates the flavor. The burger tastes free with a crispy breadcrumb crust and bursting with flavor. The heap of salty hand-cut shoe string fries are the perfect side to complement the burger. Cocktails (5/5) - Get the "Mint Julep", "Space Cake", and "Ivy City Cider" cocktails are among my favorites. Mimosas are also very good. Crimson gives justice to the New Orleans mint julep cocktail, finally a bar in DC that can make it right! The Ivy City Cider has an interesting blend of ingredients that surprisingly work well together - sparkling wine, apple brandy, St. Germain, honey, Brut. True to its name - "Space Cake" is tastes like a dessert from the amaro and sugar that cleverly mask the moonshine. You'll feel a kick! Don't recommend the tangy "Paper Plane", the amaro nonino and aperol are overwhelming and don't balance out the smooth ambler 'contradiction' bourbon, even the lemon doesn't help! The seasonal "Seattle Hinney" isn't my favorite either, the smoked whiskey doesn't quite blend with the black tea and ginger beer. It tastes like aperol. Veggie Po' boy (1/5) - Open-faced and really messy to eat. The sandwich couldn't contain the portabella mushrooms and cooked spinach, they kept falling out while the bread was doused with mayo. Not a fan. I would save my appetite for the veggie burger. The spacious seating downstairs has a speakeasy whiskey library feel. After work, it can get crowded pretty quickly around 5:30pm. It's a nice spot for a night cap and closes around 2am, you can get late night food before 11pm when the kitchen closes on the weekends and 10pm on the weekdays. The rooftop has a stunning view of the Washington Monument, but gets pretty packed! Group seating is limited, so you have to get there early. There's also no table service, you have to go to the bar to order drinks and food. The line gets very looooong! The drinks are also very small pours and the food is limited. Recommend going downstairs with large groups. With a full bar and plenty of comfort Southern dishes, the spacious underground bar is my go-to happy hour spot! read more

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Hidden in the basement of the Crimson Diner / Motto Hotel, this bar has an impressive selection of whiskeys, plus signature cocktails, and a decent selection of wines and beers. Didn't try the food but the menu had some intriguing items like deviled eggs and hush puppies. The fried chicken sandwich seems to be one of their more popular dishes so I'll give it a try next time! read more

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Met a friend for Happy Hour. There are three levels to meet someone so it is good to be specific- walk in level, roof top, or whiskey bar down below. The rooftop and whiskey bar below open at 5pm. The vibe was comfortable and the drinks imaginative. Lighting very flattering. Crowd was mixed but mostly younger downstairs. My drink, the paper plane was delicious. Service was good. I'll be back. I want to try the Mac and cheese next time. read more

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I was staying in the hotel next door, so I figured I'd come up to the rooftop bar. I wasn't able to try any of the food, but just coming up for a casual drink and a view of the city is more than enough. I love the atmosphere of a rooftop bar and this had ample seating facing the skyline. read more

View is lovely. Drinks are ok, but wine pour was small. Food was not good. Staff was friendly. read more

Here at hotel after long drive checked hours and arrived well before the posted closing times Hostess was shockingly unprofessional and stated they close 30min before the posted hours and that the other venue will not be open at all even though posted hours it should be open. Did not even ask what we wanted which was crazy take away prepared items so could have easily been served. Are breakfast here a week ago and the food was poor and service very slow. Most likely the cooking oil was bad or griddle not cleaned properly so essentially food was prepared with rancid oil. Sad because have been here many times in past and was quite good but between the rude service and bad food these is no reason in this city to come back read more

I can't speak to the inside dining area on the bottom level, but am reviewing based on the rooftop bar alone. I took a large happy hour group here and everyone agreed that it was amazing. We had a charcuterie board and many drinks to go with it. The drink selection was great and the view was one of the best as far as DC rooftops go. The elevator to the top felt very VIP and the atmosphere was lively once we got up there. The location is great and easy to get to via metro. I highly recommend this rooftop bar if you have a date or a group outing. read more

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Got two smash burgers(came with fries that were good ) and 2 cans of sprite and was charged $35 per person feels. Little over pieced since the burgers were so small even though the burger tasted good it's 3.5 out of 5 read more

Came in the midst of chaos before a show at Caps Arena - easily double the number of customers than the seats. Had to wait awhile to get seats, but Silas, believe he is the manager, did a really great job handling the rush as well as the bartenders down at the whiskey bar! Wings were also fantastic! Would come again, but definitely earlier. read more

This review is only for the food/brunch! Came here on a Saturday late morning and didn't have to wait for a table. Server was very nice and attentive. All I have to say is to come here for the fried chicken sandwich. The chicken is fried perfectly and is still juicy and delicious. The side of crisp potato fries also makes this meal awesome. The sandwich includes pickles and a mayo sauce that pairs wonderfully with the chicken. If you are lost on what to order, try the fried chicken! you won't regret it! read more

Crimson DC - Fried chicken burger and pouched eggs with hash - Diners Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

We started downstairs for dinner & due to the Hostess, her unwelcoming demeanor & lack of assistance, we reverted back up stairs to the Rooftop. I don't understand why some people with less gravitating personalities or spirits are the front line for customers. I can't recall the last time an employee tried to shove a menu on me while saying "You can look at the menu if you want." & this was after I posed the, "Hi there, do you have any Vegan/Veggie options?" No dice as I declined to take the menu & went back upstairs. Hanging out on the Rooftop we got better customer service. Even as my glass of red wine was full of non wine particles, I got a nice re-pour without hassle. Not much at all to eat for the Veg Crew, except their tasty chips without the accompanying dips. Highlight...the view from the rooftop & probably won't return. read more

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My Room " by the cavemen plays overhead. Mellow and tidy cafe serving nice yummy food. I got the country breakfast and coffee. Bacon grits eggs and toast. Plate with adorable Doilies display my whipped butter roses and jam. (This isn't Mel's Diner) Let me tell you that there is an angel of Crimson... Dionna . A gentle yet strong soul who shared not only a kindhearted smile but good advice and knowledge. It so welcoming and feels great to have been in her care today. She said the Potrait Gallery was really close and "not to miss!" (And she was so right!! What a thrill!! But I digress!! The coffee came in a huge mug. I welcome that because it's a monsoon outside again. Best take in this long brekkie. read more

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We sat downstairs in the Whiskey Bar before a Caps game and it was not too crowded. Got a cozy booth by the bar and ordered at the bar. The Southside cocktail (made with Empress gin), the burger, and fries were both excellent! The chicken sandwich was good but needed more sauce. Great place to grab a a drink/snack! read more

Crimson DC - Southside cocktail and Manhattan - Diners Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

Great spot for rooftop drinks and apps while enjoying a view of the DC skyline. Hush puppies and onion dip were great! read more

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We walked in to grab a bite to eat before a show at the arena. Asked if the bar was open. One person said yes, one said no. Grabbed a seat and got some water. 15 minutes later? ........... Crickets chirping. Bartender did not even know what was on draft, handed us a menu. Left. I want to spend my money, you did not make it easy to do so. read more

I mean, it is a roof top so that's cool. But when you have the balls to charge $13 for a small Modelo, not a craft beer, MODELO you can just go f yourselves. read more

Both times I've been here it has been a great experience. I was on the roof for a happy hour on a Thursday in beautiful weather and it was not overly packed! The drinks were great and the view of the city is wonderful. I met a date in the basement bar on a Saturday around 6 and the bar wasn't too busy. The bar was packed by 9pm. The atmosphere was intimate with the lighting and music (Drake!). Eventually live music started playing. Great date spot. There was a gin/basil/champagne drink that was phenomenal. read more

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Crimson View: 1 star Whiskey Bar: 5 stars So I explored the crimson view (rooftop) and the whiskey bar (basement) and they were polar opposite experiences. Sat waiting for some sort of service on the rooftop and it wasn't that busy because it was raining non-stop. Eventually went to bar to get a menu, couldn't even get that, another patron handed me one. Menu is really small, ended up leaving because the whole experience was just terrible. Pretty much there were a lot of people standing at the bar not being served. Bartenders apparently did not want to serve customers or make any money. Went downstairs to the whiskey bar which opens everyday at 5pm, and it was aesthetically more my sort of place. Dark wood, brass light fixtures, open space and attentive bartenders. They have 150 types of bourbon, craft cocktails, beer, wine and a variety of southern-inspired fare. What's great is you can tell the bartender what kinds of cocktails you prefer and they can concoct something fitting. Our bartender Chris made our experience really fun and he had me try some new bourbons I've never had. Whenever I'm in the mood for bourbon I will be stopping by here to grab a drink! read more

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Food was pretty good. Service was kind of eh. There was a game so I guess that's why they were overwhelmed but overall it was a good experience and I would go back for sure! P.S. do NOT get the devilled eggs. They were pickled and the texture was COMPLETELY off. Also, the yoke wasn't that great. That dish definitely needs to be reassessed. read more

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The Crimson was one of our hangout spots for our weekend. We had drinks at noon on Saturday and our bartender was great. He gave us local recommendations on Ramen shops. Reren was one of his recommendations and it was great. We decided to come back for a late night round of drinks in the basement. Sophia was fantastic, I had a gin a tonic which was poured beautifully. The band was good and the atmosphere was even better. We watched the Jags vs Chargers game in the diner area before going to the basement for a drink. I ordered another mule and one person in our 5 person party ordered food. We did not get our drinks until after my brother got and finished his meal. The waitress was apologetic but I do not understand what took so long. This restaurant and bar deserves a 5/5 but because of the slow service in the dining area I would to give it a 4! Food was great, Sophia was great, morning bartender was great, and the staff was friendly! read more

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Slow service with a quasi attitude. Was seated quickly but the staff took some time to come to the table to take my order. In spite of having an extensive coffee menu only regular coffee was available. Instead, my significant other and I opted for Coca Cola soft drinks. Additionally no water was ever offered or brought in spite of glassware on the table. Food arrived rather quickly from another server and we asked again for the drinks. I personally like to have something to drink with my food and not afterwards. The man left in which I thought he would return with the drinks as I saw him go behind the bar. Still nothing. I see the waitress behind the bar and get up to ask about the drinks and she says the soda machine is broken and they are bringing cans of coke to us instead. I look behind her and see in the refrigerators cans of soda but those apparently were not for use. Finally, another server brings us the cans with glasses of ice as we were finishing up our meal. The food was good, so no complaints there as I had the shrimp and grits while my significant other had a short stack of pancakes. Alas, it was time for the check and to my surprise they added a gratuity of 18% to the check. I know that times are hard but they really had poor service and an attitude no less. Perhaps if they had to really earn that tip there would be better service. read more

A friend sent me a list of "Best Brunches in DC" and I picked this one to try because of location and option to sit on the rooftop. The 1-3 star reviews are all very accurate to my experience. Problem 1: Brunch was supposed to begin at 12pm based on the website. When we got there, the hostess in the main lobby of the diner said that there was a private event finishing up at noon, and we would be let up at 12:15 after the space cleared and staff could clean up. We, along with the small brunch crowd they gathered were finally let up after 12:30p. When we got off of the elevator, people from the private event were still up there, and commented "oh I guess there letting people up, we should go". So, not only did the private event commandeer the space past their allotted time, but the management staff didn't seem to enforce that they had other paying (and very hungry) customers waiting to sit down and eat. And they were still arranging chairs and wiping tables when the new guests came up. Problem 2: it took several minutes to realize that there is no wait staff. It is a walk-up ordering system on the rooftop, and not a single hostess or bartender or anyone let the guests know that. As a first time guest, even a sign would have been helpful. I asked someone who was wiping a table for a couple of menus I saw her holding, and she handed me one. When I asked for a second one for the other people at my table she said "well I need this one." I'm sorry, what? You work here and you need to hold on to a physical menu? So with our ONE menu, my friends and I decided what we want to eat, and eventually walked up to the two bartenders to order. Problem 3: you order your drinks and food together. The bartender will make your drink(s), hand them to you, take your food order, then hand you silverware, an order number on a stick to put on your table, and you alone are expected to carry this back to your table. I had to ask a friend to help me with everything, and we had to make a few trips back and forth to our table. Why not have one staff member drop rolled silverware to the tables with guest? It's the least they could do. Problem 4: The food was delivered by one sole staff member who messed up the first few deliveries to our table and others. He brought a ton of incorrect food to our table and started putting it in front of us while we were trying to tell him that these were incorrect. He then apologized several times and started moving with his large tray to other table, but left someone's burger sitting at the edge of our table for several minutes before coming back to get it. If it had been my food I would have been pissed that no safety precaution was taken to prevent someone else from breathing on my food. *oh also, it says in their specs that masks are required, they are not. Not a single staff member was wearing a mask. Problem 4: The actual food. We ordered several items, none of which were well seasoned. Chicken in the chicken biscuit was crispy, but BLAND. Steak and eggs were $25 for a very small unseasoned flank steak, and two unseasoned eggs. No salt and pepper was to be found anywhere. My friend ordered something with fried green tomatoes and said it was also severely bland. We didn't finish our food. The rooftop was nothing to write home about. If you are in the area and want to pop up for a happy hour to get some fresh air, it works. But it's just a bunch of industrial rooftops, nothing to really see. There are better views in DC. read more

I've been here a few times and it's safe to say that I like it here. I have been here at all times of the day and evening and enjoyed every bite order. I was introduced to the diner by a fellow foodie/friend of mine and have been back without him to try out a few things. It's a very cute diner style restaurant/bar that is located on the main level of the POD hotel in Chinatown DC. Very hip and vibrant restaurant that offers breakfast all day! Yes you read it correctly . . . ALL DAY! The biscuit and jam is "grandmomma" good. The biscuit was flaky, buttery and moist. As a matter of fact, I gently removed each layer of biscuit and added butter and jam with each bite! Next, the western omelet with homefries. The omelet was oily, yet ok. And the only reason I knew it to be oily is because of the oil on the plate *slaps forehead*. The home fries were al dente and that really disappointed me, because I am a potato lover. I always want home fries with my hot breakfast items! But that didn't keep me from not returning. On my first visit, I had the Fried Chicken Sandwich with fries! Fries cooked and seasoned to perfection. The chicken was juicy, hot, and spicy how I like it! Oh did I mention they make their own bread & butter pickles? So yummy! The cheeseburger deluxe and turkey club are my go to sandwiches from the selection and also safe if you are wanting something to please your taste buds. The menu isn't much and after a few flips I end of with 1 of these 3 sandwiches. Crimson Diner has a whiskey bar too and it's on my list to visit. For me not to be a Gin fan, the Crimson Punch is refreshing and for only $7. Happy Hour is 7 days a week and breakfast is served all day! The staff here are friendly and efficient. Tiana is such a joy when I come to sit at the bar and always in good spirits . . . hey girl! Come by, grab a drink or breakfast and head up to the roof top to enjoy the views of the city. read more

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Enter the POD Hotel in the Chinatown area and head downstairs to their fantastic underground Crimson Whiskey Bar. It's dark with plush leather seats with taxidermy and antlers on the wall. What cool ambiance to sip your drink of choice. It feels like a vintage-inspired den. My friend and I ordered the hush puppies and a grilled shrimp dish. The puppies were a generous portion but they were a bit dry. The shrimp was pretty good and came grilled and nicely seasoned. We also ordered from their vast whiskey menu. We tried Old Forrester from Kentucky. It was very fine and smooth, I recommend it! read more

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This is my 3rd time coming to this restaurant. I have always had great service until today. First we were not advised that we had to order food in order to have a drink (Advised after she brought our drink). The server was more interested in telling us the rules instead of providing great customer service. We were told we had to have our mask on as we tried to sip our water. The drinks were just ok and unfortunately I am not satisfied. Just don't open if you are not ready to offer good service!! read more

Crimson DC - Our devil eggs came out on a paper plate - Diners Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

This review is for the diner...Stuck at my hotel due to the weather, so the hotel restaurant was the easy option. Service was attentive and friendly. Food was fresh (nice green salad) and what I needed after a long day. Good music, comfortable, and a nice space to chill outside of my small hotel room. read more

We were looking for a place to eat before an event in DC. Food was fantastic. Service was good. We walked in and kinda waited around, no one helped us to get a table so I asked the lady at the Cafe next to the restaurant and she sat us. After then we had no complaints. Our waitress was attentive and made really good lemonade. If you're near the Cap Center stop by! read more

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Like a prized pony, I'm all "haaaaaaaaaaay!" Crimson Diner has got the trifecta of my desires: coffee, whiskey and space. Yes, that may seem basic AF, but really that combo plus food is a little harder to come by than it may seem. *Especially in Chinatown* **Especially with a rooftop** During my visit, we enjoyed a few drinks in the vast bar and lounge-ish dining space downstairs. Prior to my visit, I would have never guessed how spacious Crimson is and how easy it would be to grab a table on a weeknight, with plenty of room to sprawl. They drink (and whiskey menu especially) is expansive, but there is a little bit of food and drink offerings available to please the masses, regardless of your taste. Will definitely be plotting my return in the near future and keeping Crimson top of mind for friends looking for a "one size fits all" option in the city. read more

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Holy. The rooftop sucks. That's the review. The cocktails are water with a sprinkle of coloring. The lines on the roof are abysmal and the service is a joke. Go eat at the diner or go to the whiskey bar in the basement. Don't go to the roof. read more

Unassuming place from the outside, cool insider hangout location on the inside. Upstairs they have a rooftop area and downstairs is a whiskey bar. The whiskey bar had a crowd even at midnight on a Monday, which made it fun for our visit into town. Best of all, it appeared that most people were working professionals (in typical DC fashion) so it didn't feel too rowdy or anything. The booths are intimate and allow for quiet conversation. I really, really enjoyed this place and am secretly glad Bar Deco was randomly closed, allowing us to stumble here. Will be back! read more

This review is only for the whiskey bar downstairs. They've got a great selection of whiskeys and some solid knowledge behind the bar if you're looking for recommendations. But, as a bartender at a whiskey bar myself, nothing really jumps out at you. Which is great if that's what you're looking for. Hey, they've got enough whiskeys on the wall to keep you occupied and hungover for days. Looking for a chill place to take a date? They got you. Trying to find a spot to hangout with friends? Come on in. No bells and whistles, but not every place needs to come with a cherry on top. So I appreciate this establishment for what it is: a good whiskey bar in Chinatown with plenty of space and metro accessible. read more

I mean this place couldn't be cuter. Downstairs, attached the the Motto Hilton hotel it stays very busy with servers bustling. Drinks are great- I had the house Cab and my so. Had the Old Fashioned. Food is great and vibe is so fun!! Would highly recommend. read more

Now who would go to an urban location such as DC and hunt down a bowl of biscuits and gravy? I mean, really? Oh but I did. Having taken almost an entire day to get from the Augusta airport to Dullies, I was worn out and hungry. So when I saw "southern diner" on the front window and "whiskey bar" beside it, I knew either I was very tired or I had just found myself in country boy heaven. Though there are traditional diner booths I sat at the bar to look over the menu, and the bottles on the wall. It was a quiet afternoon so the team was stopping by to check on me constantly (no complaints there). County though I may be, my love for quality coffee compelled me to order a glass of cold brew. I also went all in on a bowl of biscuits and gravy. Let me encapsulate it as such; surprised, impressed, delicious, and full. I took my time with the coffee, as the aroma and the flavor washed over my tongue each and every time. The meal was a different story. I was too hungry and it was too good to allow it to get room temperature. I think I might have glanced in the back kitchen, in search of my Memaw. It was just that perfect. Now they did add a little DC flair by dusting with paprika on top (Memaw just used black pepper). It turned out for the best and I will have to keep that in mind when baking my own. It is tucked away inside POD so if you are visiting the city I suggest treating yourself by staying there then eating and drinking here. Oh, and take a photo as soon as everything comes out. Trust me when I say if you don't, you might be snapping a pic of an empty plate. read more

Crimson DC - Cold brew coffee and some fresh water. - Diners Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

I've been coming here for years every January when I'm in town for a meeting. Menu in the upstairs cage is solid. Reminiscent of home cooking, it's what I need after a looong day on my feet. The downstairs whiskey bar and music venue is excellent, though I reserve that for my final evening before departure! read more

This visit was during Covid19 and Election time not the best times to visit a restaurant but I will still recommend this place and definitely will give this place another visit someday hopefully when things go back to normal. When u get to this location, all windows and doors were cover with plywood almost looks close. There is a bell by the door that I definitely didn't figured out how to work it but someone was getting out thats how we got in, is a little confusing as there is a desk with a receptionist who didn't greet us. We wanted breakfast so she pointed us to the right place. Apparently there is a few options of things to do here other than breakfast. Didnt really did a research of the place, we just wanted breakfast and find it this place open on Google so we went. I love my Benedict eggs with that "canadian bacon" if I live in DC it will be a favorite spot for it at least for to go breakfast. read more

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Located in Downtown D.C. (Chinatown) at the Pod Hotel, Crimson Diner and Whiskey Bar grabbed our attention with their "boozy shakes" window display. When we ventured in, we were surprised to find how appealing their internal design is, and how awesome their food and drink menu's were! We tried two of their drinks: the Crimson Mary ($9, vodka, housemade bloody, old bay, lemon), and the Kentucky Moon ($10, Kentucky bourbon barrel ale) float - we thoroughly enjoyed the presentation and taste of both drinks! If you're in D.C. and looking for an unique drink spot and diner, we highly recommend considering Crimson Diner and Whiskey Bar. We will definitely be coming back to try more of their drinks and items off of their food menu in the future! read more

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Absolutely terrific food and atmosphere! The service is so friendly! We were just searching for a place to hide from the rain and now coming back to celebrate our anniversary! Highly recommend read more

I am compelled to reply to the owner's response to my previous review. Firstly, it was extremely sarcastic and profoundly unprofessional. You may be great at food service, but customer service is certainly not your forté. Secondly, I'm not sure you're aware of this, but not every potential customer checks the website of the restaurants they plan on visiting. Some, like me, see what is offered on Yelp and figure it's all well and good. Third, a 9 oz orange juice cup for $4 is standard? 12 oz. at any 7-11 is $1.99. 9 oz. of juice is barely enough to hydrate a kindergartner. "You're a Froot Loops guy, we have Fruity Pebbles". This is just nonsense talking down to me and, again, unprofessional. I said the food we ate was good, just not as expected. Finally, we were on vacation, we walked to your establishment from our hotel. The last thing we wanted to do is search for another place that MAY be close. Your response to me to "go find another place" is not exactly the slam dunk your perceive it to be. No worries, tho, the next time I'm in town, I'll be certain to avoid your place of business. Ciao. read more

If you like whiskey, this is absolutely your spot! The whiskey and spirits menu is extensive (and not just limited to American spirits) and only fully accessible electronic device, but if you're a wino you'll be a little disappointed by the options. The space is very moody due to it's subterranean location, and there are lots of tables to accommodate groups. Happy hour runs 5 to 7, as well, for those that like to drink at reasonable prices. Our group enjoyed several Southern-style appetizers (hush puppies, artichoke dip, onion dip, and of course fries) which were very enjoyable and better than most bar food. When we went on a Wednesday at 5 they were very short staffed (2 bartenders for a very long bar with multiple large groups waiting) and you had to order at the bar versus your table. But if you pack your patience, are not expecting table service, and DON'T pack a water bottle (they confiscate these when you enter) you'll probably enjoy your evening overall. read more

I went for dinner here with a friend and we were seated right away. Our server (awesome eyelashes, slick hair) was attentive but not obtrusive, even when we lagged on ordering while catching up with each other. My friend ordered the deviled eggs and they were a bit too mustardy (and I love mustard). We both got the roast chicken entree and it was delicious as well as its accompanying mash. Key lime pie was really good - tart and refreshing. But check it out- almost no one makes a Sazerac, so I order one if it's on the cocktail menu. It was heaven. I'm not a drinker and I had two. I'd go again. We were expecting it to be cooler for some reason. read more