Hear me out y'all I'm a big trivia fan and this was one of my favorite trivia nights ever. Booked…read morefor a work party and Shannon had everyone smiling. Super satisfied with the price and we got such a personalized experience. I can't recommend it enough. Shannon is a trivia wizard.

From the owner: We are a family owned business specializing in completely customizable trivia nights for all your…read moreupcoming events! Our nights included engaging mini games, custom-tailored categories, and super amazing out-of-this-world hosting by the greatest propels you’ll ever meet (yes, our hosts wrote this). Currently open for bookings with businesses for weekly events.

Something for everyone at Shipgarten with great beers, friendly staff, and a lot of events and…read moreactivities. Outside they have a large play area for kids, dog park, corn hole area, and a number of other games and activities. Inside they have comfortable coaches, 2 large screen TVs (really 4 TVs combined) along with a number of other TVs nicely spaced throughout the inside making this perfect for sporting events like March Madness, college or NFL football, or the upcoming World Cup. Food options were your standard pub fare - bratwursts, pizza, pretzels, and other munchies. They have a number of activities including family friendly weekend afternoon activities like free magic shows and face painting. Evenings transitioned more towards the grown crowd. It's a short walk from the McLean metro. One drawback was limited parking options. We'll be back!

Yes the smell will say it all on when you walk into the first tent... not even in Collage did I…read morefind old beer smell in the air while hits of urine or vomit on the floor both meeting up in my face. The worse part was it was a KID family event. Hell nooooo it was not based on gross sofas and smell. "Mandolorian event" more like grossalorian for Jabba the hut. No thank you, first and last. Negative star for you. ------so states the angry pepper

The concept here is really neat. You buy chips instead of paying for things outright, then use…read morethose chips to order drinks and food. It's pretty nice for standardized pricing at least. I'd potentially mark this place three stars if we were basing it only on drinks and food, but the overall environment is what makes it four stars. If the weather is fine, there is a ton of open space. There are cornholes, a giant connect four, separate bar, and for us parents: a playset. Seriously, there have been times where I've come here as an option because it's one of the ONLY options that are kid-friendly. People: parents want to drink. You are cornering the market on parents who want to drink because you're giving me space where I can drink with other moms while my kids play on the little set. Bonus: it's right next to a metro station. Cons: I wish validated parking were less confusing and inconvenient (the garage entrance is hard to find and there isn't a clear walking path from it to the biergarden). Their food could benefit from more gluten-free options too.

This is a decent place to get drinks, but I would skip out on the food. They have pizzas for $20…read moreand the fries and curry wurst were very soggy. The chicken bites weren't, bad but definitely over priced. The place also kicks you out 15 minutes before their stated closing time. If you sit outside, beware of mosquitoes.

Wow, what a quaint British pub in the middle of Vienna. Parking is a little tight for this area,…read morebut you can definitely find some spots in the back on a weekday. I ended up biking and there's a bike stand really close by. My friend was craving fish and chips, so we ventured out this way. Because we came on a Thursday they had a deal going where if you ordered a pie, you could get a beer for free. Of course I had to partake, so I ordered the special pie, which was a masala, chicken, curry pie, and it was quite good. A bit small for the price point but with the beer included totally worth it also because their fries are so good. I could demolish over a pound of those fries. They were thick potato and maybe the extra added bonus of having to use a glass ketchup bottle added to it. My friend and I were also taught how to properly hit the ketchup bottle to get the ketchup out by the bartender. You find the 57 on the bottle at an angle and bump you palm there that instead of hitting the bottom and hoping and praying that ketchup comes out. It actually worked or at least it was more efficient than trying to hit the bottom of the bottle upside down. I had never had a hand pumped beer before, but it was quite good. They are a warm beer rotating and it was quite good, it especially paired well with the pie or fish and chips.

This pub had excellent food & drinks. And a whole menu for many Gin & Tonic options…read more We enjoyed curry mussels, steak& ale pie, British fries and curry chicken salad. They had several pimms cups too. Highly recommended.

We had a year in review meeting as a team in DC and did this as a team activity. We did ours at the…read moreMuseum of American history and it let us do a sort of fun tourist activity in a way that engaged us as a team. Our host Charli was great.

Pretty fun and all, but my team finished first and got every question right and then lost on a…read moretiebreaker question. It's pretty funny, because here I was thinking that a scavenger hunt is a competition in which you try to be the first to finish and to have all the answers right. I don't know why I thought that, I guess I was just inane enough to look to Wikipedia, THE LARGEST ASSEMBLY OF INFORMATION IN HUMAN HISTORY, for the rules. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scavenger_hunt Anyway, my team finished first and got everything right, then lost on a tiebreaker question to some dweeb virgins who finished 10 minutes after us. It was a tremendous miscarriage of justice that I find deeply upsetting. Besides that, though, I thought the scavenger hunt was done quite well and was a fun way to spend an afternoon. The guy who wrangled all the nerds before and after the event was also quite good at his job. I'd highly recommend this scavenger hunt to anyone who is willing to suspend their respect for the sanctity of traditional scavenger hunt rules.

The atmosphere is amazing and they have great staff I highly recommend for a Good Friday or…read moreSaturday night!

This is listed on the menu as a jumbo pretzel. The 4 pretzel sticks are clearly not that.read more

I asked Mo and Katy to transform the dry, boring, school cafeteria vibe reception from our last…read moreconference into something fun - and they delivered! They seamlessly wove their energy and humor into the agenda, played off of the crowd, and got a group who had spent all day sitting in a conference into a rip roaring trivia contest and musical competition. Lots of laughs and so many smiles. They took care of all the audio and visual - they are consummate professionals! It was exactly what we needed to pull off a fantastic event. Mo and Katy are the jolt of energy and fun that YOU need for your next event!

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