Went back to Glenwood's last night for a meal with my parents and boyfriend. We had a very nice…read moredinner and had the calamari, coconut shrimp rolls and butter house biscuits. I'm a bit of a sucker for fried seafood but I do think it was overly coated with breading. Service was good, the food came out timely and hot. I ordered a chicken pot pie (looks small but is a huge portion for me). I'll have to say that's my favorite. It's a beautiful restaurant that would be more of a semi-formal appeal. There are also party rooms in the back where my family and I book to have dinner events.

I haven't been here in about two years, and honestly I was disappointed because I've always had…read morepretty high expectations for this place. Started with the Caesar salad appetizer and it was completely bland. No flavor at all. Then I had the French dip with the thin fries. I specifically asked for the meat to be well done and lean with no fat. The waitress said that wouldn't be a problem, but the sandwich came out not well done, fatty, and pretty tasteless. The horseradish sauce also had almost no flavor whatsoever. I don't even know why they call it horseradish honestly. The au jus seemed weak and watered down too, or maybe just old. Either way, it wasn't good. Overall the meal just felt really off compared to what this restaurant used to be. Maybe it was an off night, I don't know, but it definitely wasn't the experience I expected. Not sure if I'll go back again. Unfortunately in Montgomery County there really aren't that many great options left either.

Our server, Brendan, was very friendly and nice! Enjoyed our meal tonight! Will definitely be…read moreback

If you're looking for a spot that consistently delivers quality comfort food, Founding Farmers is…read moredefinitely worth a visit. Overall, the food was very well prepared and full of flavor. The bacon lollies were a standout--perfectly balanced between sweet and savory--and the biscuits were absolutely amazing, especially paired with the honey butter. Those alone are worth coming back for. The mini burgers were also really good, juicy and satisfying, though it would've been nice if the menu mentioned they come with pickles, since that might not be everyone's preference. The drinks were just as impressive, well-made and a great complement to the meal. While the service was a little on the slow side, the staff was still friendly and the overall experience didn't feel negatively impacted. All in all, it was a really enjoyable visit. Between the quality of the food and the inviting atmosphere, I'd definitely come back again.

This was pretty good food for a hotel. It was slow service but to be expected when it wasn't a busy…read moreevening. My son wanted a kids burger with no cheese and extra pickles, they had to remake it because it had cheese and then it came without pickles. We had to get attention to get some finally. I ordered a crab roll which was great and my husband enjoyed his food. He was here for work and we tagged along, so it was nice to have in the hotel.

The Corby Kitchen is a pretty relaxed environment, inside the Marriott in Bethesda. We've had…read moredrinks here before, as well as lunch and dinner. Some of the servers are super great, and some are not so much. When a burger without certain ingredients was ordered, one waiter rudely said "then what do you want on the burger" however, the burger still had plenty of ingredients listed, that the person ordering didn't ask to be left off. It's difficult to order a plain burger with the only burger on the menu has bacon and cheese. The food is standard fare. Burgers, sandwiches, salads. The chef pays attention to allergens. I've tried the shrimp roll, the Caesar salad, and the turkey club. All of these can be made gluten free, although the menu doesn't denote it. Another in my party enjoyed the shrimp tacos and the burger. Being inside the Marriott, it is a little overpriced, but the food is good, just hit or miss with service. Great for a quick bite if you're staying in the Marriott.

Another awesome trip to Hunter's. I had a burger with a gluten free bun, bacon, and onions, but no…read morecheese. I also had a fruit cup which was awesome. I took my lactose pills and had ice cream for dessert. A friend had a baked chicken breast and fries. If you live in the area and have not tried hunters, I highly recommend it.

It's a dive bar, but it's a Potomac MD dive bar. All the warmth and charm of a poorly remodeled…read morestrip mall. I remember fondly the days when a French Dip would come with an entire cup (8 oz) of Au Jus, but not so at this venue. Here you're lucky to get 2 oz of this precious liquid. They metered it out more carefully than a single malt Scotch. I will add that I was provided 2 oz more when I asked for more to go, and as the gracious moderator highlighted, was provided those 2 extra oz, "at no additional charge" LMAO! All that said, the bartenders are not shy with their pours, and what little food you are allowed is very very tasty. Hence my 3 of 5 review. I'll be back soon to complain bitterly about the Au Jus pours! : )

Such a beautiful patio! We enjoyed the ambiance, food and flowers. Great service. The prices are…read moreon the higher end of the spectrum for this type of dinning. Recommend going for any special occasion.

Shocked at the low rating here. Yes, it's a tiny bit overpriced for a family-friendly new American…read morekind of restaurant, but it's a wealthy zip code and I'm sure the rent is expensive. Besides that, the food is VERY good and the portions are HUGE. Staff are wonderful and the ambiance is magical. Easily worth the extra few (literally few) dollars you'll spend on a few things. There's nothing like sitting outside on a sunny day. It's a lovely, lovely scene. I go a few times a year and the staff all seems to remember me. Cheeseburger is huge and delicious, as is the gyro. Haven't really had the knife-and-fork stuff but the sandwiches/burgers are top notch, and was very impressed with the salmon hash breakfast dish today (my first brunch item, I think). Music is tasteful/safe, and not too loud. There's just something about this place. You can tell the staff is really close, and they take pride in doing a good job. Don't change, OAI!!

I've been to Julii at least a dozen times, and it never disappoints. The chicken kabob is…read moreconsistently excellent! It is always perfectly seasoned, tender, and one of those dishes I keep coming back for without hesitation. One thing I really appreciate is the consistency of the menu. You always know your favorites will be there, which makes it an easy go-to spot. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, and the service has always been great.

Came here for lunch for the first time with a couple of friends. I ordered the crispy trout and my…read morefriends ordered the mushroom omelette, ham and cheese omelette, shoestring french fries, shrimp appetizer, and profiteroles. What's Hot - Menu. Good variety and not too many options. There's meat, veggies, and seafood. I'm uncertain whether they can specifically modify any dishes for vegan. - Quality. Delicious. My trout was nicely filleted, well seasoned (not overly salty), and the skin was extra crispy. It was served over a bed of celery, potatoes, and cauliflower that were tender. Their shoestring fries were not overly salty and were nicely crispy. Their seasonal dish of grilled shrimp with their barley salad was also very flavorful. The shrimp were well-seasoned and a nice texture (i.e., not overly cooked/rubbery). The profiteroles were sweet, but not overly so, and had a nice amount of chocolate sauce drizzled over it. - Service. Excellent. Our waitress was attentive and checked in on us within decent time intervals, refilled our water glasses - Location. Conveniently located within a plaza with many different options. You can walk around and check out other shops, as well. During nice weather, there's supposedly outdoor seating. Their tables don't appear to be able to seat parties in the double digits. - Layout. Inside layout is not decent, but not expansive. There are a fair number of booths and tables. I've been told that the provide outdoor seating when the weather is nice. Given the limited seating, I highly recommend making reservations. What's Not - Acoustics. Terrible inside. We could barely hear the wait staff who talked to us. We had to ask her several times to repeat the information she gave us Sound carries very easily inside, especially when it's full. - Parking. There is parking in the area, but depending on the day you come, it can be difficult to find. Given that I was there during on a Sunday afternoon, it was difficult to find parking. The nearby outdoor lots were all filled and street parking was difficult to find. Fortunately, my friends told me about a parking lot at the nearby Porsche dealership, which was not costly and is well-automated. For about the 2 hours I was there, I paid under $4 total. The Porsche parking lot is also able to read your license plate. - Cost. To be fair, it's going to depend on what you order. When you combine drinks, any seasonal dishes (and the wait staff did not tell us the cost of the seasonal dishes we ordered), and dessert, it's a fair amount. - Reservations. Definitely recommend making reservations, rather than walking in. Final Answer Would be willing to come back here again, but probably not a first choice.

5-stars for the staff! They are fast and friendly!…read more 4-stars for the beer selection, lots of local taps! 2-stars for the quality of the beers on tap. Many are flat. Why? Because many of them are wildy over-carbonated, which results 2-3 pints of beer being poured out for every 1 pint of beer as the excessive foam is pushed out by more and more beer...which also foams...it's a horrible feedback loop. What you're left with is a beer that has lost almost all its carbonation and bubbles by being excessively agitated during the pouring process. Y'all might need to turn down the PSI on your CO2 regulator. How do I know this? I brew beer, and this is what I sometimes have to do when my beer is over-carbonated.

The Pony Express is the only game in town for pool. The bartenders are good people. The food is…read moregood but pricey.

Beautifully establishment and decorated so elegant inside. First time here, we came for HH and…read moreended up getting Wed special! Lol. Happy Hour runs from 3-6pm every day (3-5pm wknd), with $4-$8 shots, beers, wine & cocktail - $9 bites. We shared garlic habanero wings and steak & cheese eggrols, which were delish! Every weekday they have specialty and Wed is prime rib. For $26 I got a huge prime rib steak.. and cooked as I requested medium rare. A little bit on the salty side.. but still delicious! We sat by the bar and service was attentive. You can sit by the bar or patio right by it for HH. Heard good things about brunch so will need to check that out!

This was our first visit here. On initial look of the menu, there was many items we would like to…read moretry in future visit. However, after our visit, I don't think we will be returning. The lack of service just was not acceptable. Bartender was our server. She was not pleasant at all. It was not very busy at all. Food arrived and we had to go to the bar to ask for utensils. We were never given any plates to eat our appetizers. We ordered Cajun Crab Bisque. It had an odd flavor. The crab dip was ok; although the pita chips were good but oily. The crispy wings (garlic habanero) were good but wish they were crisper. A soft drink and iced tea were $5.50 each. I didn't care for the tea flavor so asked for a club soda for the next one, got charged another $4.00. I am just surprised how expensive a soda was. Soda was never listed on the menu but never thought it would've been $5.50. Underwhelmed.

I just wanted to share that Mark Baylor, who works in the wine tasting room at Cooper's Hawk in…read moreRockville, MD, is consistently professional, incredibly helpful, and provides outstanding customer service. My husband and I always look forward to visiting when Mark is there--he truly makes the experience special!

I've been a wine club member four years and counting. I said this year I would take advantage of my…read moremembership compared to previous years. So far this year, I've been coming in for the monthly tastings, which I enjoy because whether I'm by myself or with others, I always end up meeting new folks! Everyone is so nice here. Last year was my first time experiencing the wine club dinner which I didn't know even existed until a fellow member told me. It was so much fun. Yesterday was my first time trying out brunch and bubbles. I decided to come in early. Sat at the bar. Cameron (Cam) provided excellent service. The steak and eggs were great! I tried the sangria and mimosa, both of which were great. Love that they have so many dining options. Brunch, lunch, happy hour and dinner! Cheers to more fun at Cooper's Hawk!