I've been under Dr. Hinton's care for almost three decades. I love her. I've always received great…read morecare from her. She is direct, I can see where her demeanor may come off as stern and possibly mistaken for cold, to some. But I have always understood that her approach is just somewhat a no nonsense, direct one. I have had kind pleasant interactions. I've also never experienced any office related issues.

I would give 0 stars if possible. Her bedside manner is nonexistent, all the focuses on is your…read moreweight and while I can appreciate her being direct, I'd like to hear all of my options. Glad she finally left her practice and I don't have to see her anymore. Awful and would not recommend her to anyone.

Cyndy's Bottom Line: The Court of Neptune Fountain serves as "doorman to the Library."…read more The Court of Neptune Fountain is a fountain adorned with bronze sculptures made by Roland Hinton Perry and Albert Weinert in the late 1890s This fountain at the front of the Library of Congress Thomas Jefferson Building adds a dramatic note to the building. *A must see when the fountain is filled with water.*

Went to see "Pink Lady, Girlz Club presents: Mixology" at the Wohlfarth in DC over the summer. I'd…read morebeen to the other Wohlfarth gallery in Provincetown but never this one; located by Catholic University in the Brookland neighborhood. Gotta say I had a blast at this opening party. The Wohlfarth is two old DC townhouses converted into art space. The Gully Jimson Quartet punk-a-billy band played the opening and there was libations and bbq going on out on the balcony. Girlz Club was founded in 2003 by artist Candace Keegan (http://www.candysart.com). The first group exhibition was held at Wohlfarth Galleries in July 2003 and included Washington DC area artists Judy Jashinsky, Erin Hunter, Emily Greene (pictured standing with her pieces), Rachel Gecan-Rondinelli, Elizabeth Jernigan, Lisa Farrell and Mary Anella Frank. Girlz Club organized a collaborative group project at Artomatic 2004 including an exhibition, performance in homage to Ana Mendiata and a 24 hour arts event. Girlz Club believes in the power of collaborative support for women in the arts. Check out the Wohlfarth and check out the next Girlz Cub artist exhibition. For more info visit http://artzeeeye.blogspot.com/

I stopped by Wohlfarth Galleries one Saturday after my Pilates class. The gallery wasn't quite open…read moreyet as the hours are 12-5 on Saturday. But the owner, Mrs. Lavinia Wohlfarth was just concluding a meeting and let me in anyway. Super nice lady. She basically gave me a guided tour. Told me to come back anytime. In our short visit, we discovered we were practically neighbors and had common DC histories. I must admit I didn't fully absorb each exhibit to the point where I can regurg their names to review here. But there were some interesting pieces. I'd like to return again and again to stare at and become one with several. But for my visit, it was as good as it gets!

Such a cute experience. FOOD 10/10. Ambiance 10/10. Service 10/10. We got a reservation for sunset…read moretime and I highly recommend coming for this hour, the views were amazing. Definitely will come back! I advise not to wear heels or just get dropped off at the front because the parking lot and road leading to the entrance is gravel.

we arrived for our reservation and were greeted with a complimentary glass of wine and they took a…read morepolaroid photo of us, which was a thoughtful touch. it is a beautiful farm- a very scandinavian feel- modern architecture and vibes and the scenery of the farm is super peaceful and serene. it was unfortunate that the weather was rainy on this spring day that we came- we were looking forward to taking nice photos on the farm outside. the interior of the winery is beautiful and has a luxurious feel, good thing we dressed up a little the wine was delicious and we got to meet the owner of the winery as well, who stopped by our table to chat for a bit. we ordered a bottle of the solitude red wine, which was really delicious. actually, im usually not a wine person at all, but this wine was pretty good- it wasn't super acidic and had a deeper flavor. i definitely tasted the cocoa notes at the end. we also got the tomato focaccia and the carrots and the charcuterie board, and the portions were a bit on the smaller side, but for a group of 4 girls- these three dishes plus the wine was just enough to fully satiate us. the food was delicious and very fresh. the focaccia pizza was really yummy- super fluffy and yummy and the pesto was a nice bright pop. the three berry sorbet stood out a lot- it had an olive oil profile to it as well, which made it so refreshing and addictive, a perfect way to end the meal. i do wish we got to come when the weather was nicer, but the experience was still great. the service was slow but i think that is meant to be part of the experience? for someone who is used to quicker service and being a bit more in and out- it was something new but i can understand why it fits this place. overall, a great dinner experience for us.