The service is getting worse. My main reason for visiting is the banana milkshakes. Hubby likes the…read moreburger deals. The cashier did not clarify my order. In spite of having a receipt, I didn't receive what I ordered. It shouldn't take an awkward conversation to get items paid for. Even with four or more employees, the process is slow. The area is sketchy. I only visit during the day. There are other places that have milkshakes. We can purchase checkers fries in the frozen section of grocery stores.

A fast food place without the fast OR THE FOOD. Waiting over an hour and a half and it's not that…read moreeven busy, it's ridiculous. McDonald's is down the road, go there, the food is about the same and the service is way better.

The portion was very small for $25. The service was fast but the food taste bland. Very under…read moreseasoned. The ambiance was dry no one was in the entire restaurant not even a sole at the bar it was a friday in a college town. I would not recommend for food or a hang out spot

This restaurant is a carryout restaurant with a dining area. They do not have table service. You…read moreorder your food from the front counter and you can either take it and go or you can take it to their dining area to eat. The dining area has a few tables and has Caribbean music blasting throughout. Patrons getting carryout can also sit and wait in the dining area until their food is ready. You will find the menu posted on a large board on the wall. They have all your Caribbean favorites including oxtail, wings, cabbage, and curry chicken. I got wings with a side of cabbage and plantains. I had them throw in a beef patty to top my meal off. It took them about 10 to 15 to prepare my food. The food was really good. The cabbage was not your typical American cabbage, but it was still decent. The wings were very flavorful and tasted really good. The plantains were amazing. They were very sweet and had a little crunch on the edges. The beef patty was pretty good too. My meal did not disappoint. There is free street parking available in front of the restaurant and within a reasonable walking distance. The restaurant has a food truck parked out front that they use for catering gigs. The staff there was very friendly and helpful. I really enjoyed my meal here and highly recommend checking them out.

The best chicken sandwich joint I've had in DC! The chicken is juicy, fresh and amazingly…read moredelicious. The medium is the right amount of spice for me and although spicy still very flavorful. This location is perfect for me!

I arrived at night and was hoping for a biscuit but that's a breakfast thing at the Rooster. My…read morefirst impression was a total dive but the dive was worth the jump. Great sandwich and super service. My Nashville Hot was a solid tasting sandwich with plenty of toppings. My son-in-law got the Chicken Club and we didn't do much talking during the meal. The venue is a street side neighborhood joint with two big gathering tables and maybe 6 small two top places to sit. It's small but the food hit us both in a big way. I'd definitely swing in again.

My husband and I decided to grab some breakfast/lunch at Union Station before our ride out to one…read moreof the museums today! We've only eaten at Canes in Nashville but weren't overly pleased that time! This time wasn't much better. Our meals were definitely prepared quickly for as busy as the location appeared to be. We both ordered a 3-finger combo with fries and a large drink. The meals were NO WHERE close to resembling the meals in the picture menu featured in the order kiosk. The chicken fingers were barely the size of sardines and the fries barely matched the size of a kids McDonald's happy meal French fry (approximately 15 non-crinkle cut fries.) The drinks delivered were normal medium size drinks at any other chain... passed off as large drinks. The Cane's sauce tasted very diluted or watered-down. This was NOT a visit that would make us want to return to this location nor to the chain in another location. Absolutely NOT a $27 meal but most definitely an unexceptional experience.

I honestly do not see the draw to a place like this. Especially on is such a busy building where…read morethere is standing room only. It is chaotic and so unorganized. Typical for a place like this it is loud, packed, and overwhelming. There are kiosks to order if you prefer not to talk to a person and the traditional registers where you have to talk to a person. Once ordered, you just wait around for your food and hear your name shouted. The food was dry, as expected. But for a quick-ish lunch, this place will do. It's nearly quick I should say, all dependent on the amount of people standing around in here.

Food was fabulous, service was great and the ambiance was also fantastic! Not sure why the reviews…read moreare so low, ‍

Bro Ive never got my full order from here never the people are so fucking nice and honest super…read morechill but bro I was missing a shit load this time and every single time am missing something and this was the cherry on top

Mulan Dumpling is a dumpling food truck that uses organic and fresh ingredients, offering 4…read moredifferent types of dumplings (Pork and Cabbage, Curry Chicken, Shrimp and Chives, and Crunchy Vegetarian), a mixed green salad, an Asian noodle salad, veggie fried rice, miso soup, and drinks. You can request your dumplings to be either pan-fried or steamed, and you have a choice of their homemade dipping sauces (Ginger Soy Vinaigrette, Peanut Sesame, or Spicy Basil Chili). I had heard about this food truck recently, so the hubs and I decided to stalk them and try them out for a weekday lunch. We were a little nervous, as I noticed that they can sometimes close during rainy weather, but luckily, they pushed through the rain, which eventually tapered off! We ordered the Pork and Cabbage Dumplings (pan-fried and steamed; these had a more cilantro-like flavor to the filling) and the Crunchy Vegetarian (pan-fried; these were more flat and elongated; I actually really enjoyed these, as they were great with the Ginger Soy Vinaigrette; I first thought that there was some meat inside, but I'm thinking it's either tofu or soy protein?). It was interesting that the Pork and Cabbage had more of a stronger herb-y taste rather than the Crunchy Vegetarian. The Asian Noodle Salad didn't look like the picture on their menu; however, it was still simple and fresh, made with rice noodles, sliced carrots, cucumbers, cilantro, and crushed peanuts; much better dressed with the peanut sesame sauce! The Veggie Fried Rice was tasty, especially adding the Ginger Soy Vinaigrette to it! I also tried their Lemon Ginger Tea, which I appreciated it not being too sweet. The staff here are super friendly, welcoming, and honest! They serve it up around various places in the NoVA area, so just check their social media to locate where they're at for the week. If you're looking for a healthy and a tasty option, give Mulan Dumpling a try! +organic and healthy eats! +pan-fried Crunchy Vegetarian Dumplings (with Ginger Soy Vinaigrette) +Veggie Fried Rice (with Ginger Soy Vinaigrette) +friendly staff! +locations announced on their social media

They are absolutely delicious!! All natural ingredients, I fell in love with Mulan Dumplings after…read morestumbling over their frozen dumplings in the grocery store. Who knew it was possible for frozen dumplings to taste so good??? Then I found their food truck and they cater!! One word in closing this five star review, DELICIOUS!

Years ago, behind U Street Music Hall (RIP), there used to be a taco spot in a row home called El…read moreChilango. It used to be the spot for me and my friends to grab a quick bite and everything about it was exceptional: who can say no to super affordable yet authentic street tacos served on paper plates. Sadly, it closed. Last night, I think I stumbled across a taco spot to finally take the wheel from our dearly missed El Chilango. Taqueria Al Lado is very no frills and a tiny spot, but it has tacos that make your heart sing. My friend recommended the Al Pastor so I got that with a chicken taco as well. Both were super flavorful, fatty, but really fresh and well balanced. The key here is simplicity and they do it perfectly. Each taco was about $4 or $5 if I remember correctly, so it's a great spot to grab food if you're trying to ball on a budget. We got the guac, too, which was good but not life changing; the fresh chips, however, were spot on. As far as service goes, we went on a Friday and it was super busy, but there were plenty of servers if we needed something (just had to be vocal). I will definitely be coming back!

We got takeout for a couple of friends - suadero tacos, champiñones tacos (pork), Al pastor, and 1…read morecod fish. I liked the suadero and the al pastor best. The elote was solid, with real queso fresco. We also ordered aguachiles with shrimp and it was prepared nicely though when the delivery came the bottom of the bag was soaked with aguachiles water/ citrus. The Jamaica agua fresca was nicely done as well. Overall for legit Mexican in the DC area and for delivery Al Lado was top tier.

My coworkers and I are on a quest to find the best fried chicken in the DMV. Horace and Dickies off…read moreof H St. used to be our spot. INSERT SAD FACE HERE... On our way to another location on H Street last Friday, one of my colleagues pointed to H & Chicken (H&C) and said it should be our choice for the following Friday. So, we made our way back to H Street this Friday to check out H&C. Let me get to the point and say we had absolutely no serious regrets about anything we ordered. Although we had to park about two blocks from the location (IYKYK), it was worth it. When we arrived, there was a small line. But, it was moving pretty fast. When we got to the counter, the person taking our orders was very helpful at offering suggestions. If you don't want to go to the counter, there are kiosk where you can place your order. The one negative comment that I have about this location is that people who came in and placed their order(s) long after we did, received their order(s) before us. So, I don't know if there are any specifics into how they manage getting their orders out Outside of that, the food was really good. Each of us ordered just about the same thing which included chicken and fish. Where we differed a little bit was on the sides. Just about everybody ordered the M&C. Some of us ordered, french fries and greens, or potato salad, and greens. When you order the chicken, you automatically get a biscuit. Unfortunately, that is not the case when you order the fish. (OPPORTUNITY FOR IMPROVEMENT) So, some of us had to order a biscuit on the side. Overall, everything we ordered taste really good. However, I will say the noodles in the M&C were slightly overcooked, and there were a bit more stems in the collard greens than I would have preferred. But, the taste for both the M&C and the collard greens was on point. The fish and the chicken (including the mumbo sauce) gets a thumbs up. Everything was seasoned and fried well. It is my understanding H&C is open until 5 AM. So, if you're having a good time at one of the local establishments on H Street and it gets a little too late to go to a traditional fast food location or one of the restaurants on the corridor, I wouldn't hesitate to give H&C a try. The only thing I would be mindful of is there is limited space for dining in. So, you will probably have to order, grab, and go. I do want to note one important thing. If you are going to H&C for the Thursday and Friday chicken wing special, the H St. location does NOT honor that promotion. You will need to go to the Hyattsville location for that. Everybody in our group agreed that we will be returning. Happy eating!

This was the only late night food spot open near us. If you eat meat, particularly chicken, you'll…read morebe fine. People like their whole wings or tenders. Personally the pricing is crazily inflated. $22 a person for an entree and side. The collard greens are surprisingly decent. Inside there's no seating, just space to wait for your food to come out. The service is average timing, without a crowd it's pretty quick.

This place is sooo good! Perfect ambiance, the vibe is kind of a modern pub without being dark and…read moredreary, big comfortable booths, plenty of space to not feel like you're part of someone else's conversation. Honestly we were so pleasantly surprised by how good the burgers are! I had the Capital Burger which had such incredible flavor and the burger itself is thick and juicy. Despite having just had a big dinner somewhere else, as I write this, my mouth is watering. My daughter had the wild mushrooms burger and she loved it -- the aioli had the perfect tang to go with the mushroom and Swiss, both burgers were cooked perfectly medium as requested. The old fashioned was just your typical old fashioned with a slice of candied bacon attached to the outside of the glass. We were hoping for something smokier and a little different but it was still a very good Old Fashioned. We shared the chocolate mousse and it was perfection. Yum! If I lived here this would be my new regular spot.

A rather nice restaurant, typical DC expensive, the food was good, with nice atmosphere, good…read moreservice, clocking in at about $42 before tip for a burger and milkshake. I had the blue cheese and black truffle cheeseburger, with bacon, and it was good. . Very good. I could not identify or really pinpoint where the black truffles came in, but the beef was well seasoned. The additions were a dollar too expensive across the board so I skipped those. The fries were sort of stereotypical, nothing really fancy about those. I debated about having the truffle fries, but didn't really wanna pay the extra three dollars. Bless my server, he didn't know what black truffles were, either. The Reesie's peanut butter cup Skrewball milkshake was quite good. Good use of Skrewball. Could've done with a little more alcohol, but what a great combination. Good taste. Vanilla ice cream and peanut butter all the way through. My only .. concern.. were the pickles. There's this NoVA chain restaurant that serves POPCORN before the meal, which I think has to be the most depressing, unappetizing, lazy and cheap way to start a meal. Capital Burger servers sliced sweet pickles in a jar. That.. is a step up from popcorn, but not by much... If I was in the mood for a burger and boozy milkshake, this would be on the list, but not my first choice.

Z burger ian een gone lie. I was ready to give yall a Z! But after getting late night delivery with…read morehot fresh fries, a tasty well seasoned burger, and a flavorful (but plain by accident) chicken sandwich....you get an A! First time trying Z burger as a DC frequenter but I will definitely be back! If this is clone meat imma be furious because i ate it and I liked it! Lol yall pull up!

Good food My burger…read morewas very good as were my onion rings. I was not expecting hand dipped rings so that eas a nice surprise. I was not real impressed with the speed of the employees. It took her a while to take my order. Later, I noticed the self order kiosk as another couple used it to order. If that was the only way to order, I would have walked out. Be aware that not only do they have a button to add a tip, they add a service and packaging charger to your order and yes, I was eating in. I will return as the food was good