Loved it. Food included in the price of the ticket. A good deal if you're going to a nationals game.

I'll give this a four star review if you were able to get tickets for around $150 each on the secondary market for a midweek day game with a smaller crowd but I'd give it three stars if I was paying full price (around $250 each) for a game with a large crowd. We got there soon after the gates opened and had no trouble getting a table. It's wait staff service for seating, you don't just grab a table. There's a decent number of tables but it didn't seem like nearly enough for everyone if the section is anywhere near capacity so I'd say get there early. Service is friendly as they bring your beverages (free wine, beer, soft drinks and other alcohol at an additional charge per drink). You get the food yourself from various buffet stations around the club. Areas included hotdogs and half smokes (lamely didn't include Italian sausages or brats, they need to add those); tasty flank steak with sauce and rolls that were past peak freshness; a pizza station I didn't try; a brunch station (assuming for just 1pm games) with super tasty bacon and a hash brown casserole; and a station with chicken, grilled asparagus and a tasty cucumber salad. They also had lots of desserts including key lime tarts and red velvet cake. They also have items you can take to your seats including packaged ice cream bars, chips and of course roasted peanuts and cracker jacks. The seats themselves are of course great seats with extra wide seats and comfortable padding on the bottom of the seats. Pay attention for foul balls though! You also can order free beer, wine and certain free snack items such as ice cream sandwiches, peanuts, hot dogs, popcorn, and a few others and an usher brings them to your seat. You can also go back into the club to get something to eat or drink during the game or just to cool off for a few minutes. I do have to say I only saw one fairly small restroom for the entire club. There might be others I didn't notice but otherwise I could see there being a wait when the game is sold out and this place is packed. Overall a fun time that I enjoyed and it's worth to try once and maybe check out a game or two each season if you can get cheaper tickets on the secondary market for a less crowded hut I don't personally see it being worth the price at full price for a sold out game. read more

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Came here as a 40th birthday party and while I had a great time it had nothing to do with the free food or drinks. Honestly we would have had just as good a time by the tables in the concession area that overlooks the ball park. Alcoholic drinks are free for beer or wine... anything you pay... as the bartender told us numerous times as a way to get tipped. So bring cash... so you can tip. We left 10 bucks on the first drink order and it wasn't enough for her to remember us even with no one else at the bar on a Tuesday night game lol. I don't know ... I looked up how much it was to get in and looked like 165. I'd say show up at the gates and get the 5 dollar ticket and spend the rest on drinks and alcohol before going into the diamond club. Service if any was nothing special to not good. Food was whatever. Seats pretty good ... if you like baseball read more

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Had the best time ever at my first nationals game at this stadium! Everyone, all the staff members were so nice, friendly and very helpful. Diamond club is the only way to go from now on! read more

If your going to come to a game why not go in style. The Diamond club provides all the amenities you're looking for in a quality baseball experience. This buffet style food and unlimited beer and wine experience should sell it itself but just incase it doesn't I'll say it's spacious and has table service. The staff in this section are friendly and helpful. There's a bathroom section tucked in the corner as well as an upstairs if you want to be elevated in the club. Not to mention there's patio seating and you're seats are some of the best in the stadium where. Behind the home plate you have access to see everything. If that doesn't thrill you how about you have access before and after the game. You can sit in the club to figure out your next move, hang out, finish your food and/or whatever floats your boat. Again, I'm recommending if your going to a game and want to get some bang for you buck, good food, good ambiance and good service come sit here! read more

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Well worth the money even if you're from the opposing team. Food is always great, does depend what time you go, because the food can vary. They do brunch, eggs, waffles... they always have hot dogs, pizza and salad. A carving station, sometimes a fish. The beer selection and wine are great choices. They have ice cream and a great dessert spread. When you to your seat you can order same beer and wine, can get bottled water and food. It's awesome! read more

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As a long time Nats fan, I can tell you that this is the way to watch baseball. The food is good and plentiful. The service is excellent and friendly. They really spoil you. This is the ultimate baseball experience. Just take the plunge and do this. You won't regret it!! Get there early. Go Nats!! read more

Diamond club is first class when seeing the Nats. Unlimited food and drinks. Pizza, fresh pulled pork, salads, dessert bar. Many different food choices for the fans coupled with free delivery to your seat. read more

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It's a great venue at Nats Park to watch the ball game up close and enjoy excellent service and great food options. Generally the price runs around $125-200 if you can get a deal on Stub Hub. Nats sell the tickets in the Club for around $200. Ber and wine are included along with an elaborate buffet in the club as well as a select menu on the seat menu brought out to you. I wish they would include the seltzers again like they used to during last season. read more

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The PNC Diamond Club is essentially the ultimate experience at a baseball game. Is it super pricey, absolutely, is it over priced, yes. But with this experience, you are paying the price for the experience, not just the all inclusive beer and food. You have waiter service at your seats, and our waiter was very funny. You have a clubhouse experience with outdoor and indoor seating, bars, buffets, pizza, nachos, cracker jacks, deserts and more. Yes, all inclusive except for liquor. You sit behind home plate. It's really like a once in a lifetime experience, unless, you got money like that. read more

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We went on June 5 for the Cubs/Nats game and the host staff at PNC were beyond rude about our group hoping to sit near each other. Given the amount spent on tickets and having gone through group sales to do so, I was shocked they were unprepared for our group. I would not recommend this experience for a group larger than 5. read more

The best way to see a Nationals game. Great seats, great food and friendly staff! It's especially fun when there is a rain delay because you can come into the club, sit at tables, eat, drink and be merry. read more

Maybe I'm a dissenting type but I just think for the price, the place is a little overrated. The food is good, but not spectacular, and the lines are a little chaotic (you also have to make a line just to get in). For example, from three types of sausage, only one of them tasted better than an ordinary Nathan's hot dog. The hot options were fine, but nothing that really had me craving for seconds. The one part of the food that I thought was better than it appeared was the dessert bar (best rice krispies treat I've had in ages, with nice big marshmallow chunks). The open bar was great, and the bartenders got drinks out really quickly. The view from the seats was pretty good, and I did like that you could order drinks and snacks from your seat if you so chose. I'd say that if you get the tickets comped through work it's totally worth it. I probably would not pay list price for these. But for the price, I'd give the experience a solid 4 stars. read more

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PROS: - Great view of the field - Great place for sitting out a rain delay - Superior bathrooms CONS: - It's the dining equivalent of a cruise ship - Seats cost over $100 more each than the adjacent section - You have to show up 70-90 minutes before the game to get a table on the main level. If you believe Royal Caribbean is the pinnacle of luxury, then you'll feel right at home in the PNC Diamond Club, where every patron feels compelled to drink and eat non-stop from a cornucopia of B- banquet food. read more

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First time visitor to club, yeah it's cool, but if you got the $ go for it! Plenty of food, drinks and service to keep you satisfied. The servers work for tips so keep that in mind if your not willing to walk 50 feet to refill your drink. If your a season ticket holder or a regular, they totally take care of you. Not sure I would pay $200 a game for all you can eat/drink per game, but you sure can give it a shot if your plan on drinking a lot of beer and food. read more

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So is it worth $230 for each ticket? I say a big yes for the location of the seats- one section above the really expensive seats (President's Club) behind home plate and for the waiter service when you are seated. Everything is included with the price of the ticket- food, water, soda, wine and draft beers. If you want cocktails or bottled beers it's extra. Once the waiter places your order, the food/drinks come out really fast. I recommend the burger and nachos as those aren't available in the buffet. For the buffet inside, once you enter the Diamond Club, you need to get a table with the hostess at the entrance. Once your seated, help yourself to the buffet. I wasn't impressed with the food selection or quality. The person carving the beef wasn't cutting the beef against the grain, so you end up with tough pieces of meat. I didn't see any seafood either. I did like the hot dog bar- had hot dogs, Italian sausage and hot dogs wrapped in bacon! How about offering some Shake Shack burgers and Ben's Chili Bowl food? That would be awesome. read more

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I've been at the Lexus Presidents club and now the PNC Diamond Club. For the money, the Diamond Club is just as good and much better value. They done a fantastic remodel of this lounge and glad they got rid of the makeshift tent for single game ticket holders. The amount of buffet food selection was very generous with a pizza bar, carving station (best station imo) with tri tip beef (so good), salad bar (didn't touch), ballpark fare (hot dogs, Italian sausage, delicious half smokes), dessert bar, and lastly another section with Deep South (great catfish and Mac and cheese) and breakfast bar. Make sure you are starving when you get here. I stuffed my face. Open bar too! As much beer and wine, sodas and water you can drink. Draft beer only (goose island, blue point, bud light, bud, mic ultra, shock top). Best part is you get a wait staff service in your seats. Ask for anything and they will get it to you in an efficient manner. Beer, water, dogs, half smokes, even burgers and nachos. Great views of the game too! Come hungry and thirsty. You won't be disappointed. They do stop serving drinks at end of 7th inning, including the bar. They will charge you for canned beers, not the draft beers. read more

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If you can get a good deal on tickets ($150 each is good) this is really worth it. When you factor in the unlimited food and drinks. A normal ticket this close will probably run you about $90 as it is, with these tickets you get all you can eat good food, not just ballpark hotdogs. Last time I was there they had prime rib, tacos, salads, fish, etc.. They also give you free food and drinks in your seat, not just inside the club. I would recommend you show up when it opens, which is usually 90 min before the first pitch, and ask for a table, an outside one is best. You can sit there the whole game if you want to and they will keep bringing you fresh beer or wine the whole time. If you show up late you may have trouble getting a good seat in the club for the buffet, but you can always take the plates to your actual seat or stand at the tabletops in the bar area. read more

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I can't really imagine a better way to watch a Nat's game. Though I've not been in the Delta Airlines seats...yet. You want to get here at least an hour before first pitch to get a decent table on the first level. There are several stations where you 'buffet' but the prime rib was a 'home run' with me and James. You should also check out the 'Islands' where they serve up roasted turkey with some great pasta choices. When you get your tickets, you can also call the Club and 'reserve' an outside table where you also get full service from the bar as well as access to the buffet. James and I went to game 161, versus the Marlins. Trea Turner smacked a Home Run to put the Nat's up 2 -1 over the Marlins. The Dodgers loss to the Giants secured home field for the first 2 games of the League Division series. It's not a cheap ticket but if you are a Nat's fan or a baseball fan, this is a nice way to treat yourself to a special opportunity. read more

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What great way to see the Nationals game! The Diamond Club offers a buffet style eatery but with different stations offering everything from ball park favorites to pizza, steak, salad bar, cheesy tator tots, corn on the cob, hotdogs, sweets and unlimited beer on tap and house wine. If it's not on tap they charge you, I had Stella Artois my first round for $3 since I wasn't aware at first until the bartender told me. The dining room is indoors with AC and offers outside table seating as well. I ate and drank to my hearts content for the first half of the game and then went down to find my seats and ordered more drinks from the In-seat menu. As the game progresses, the dining room starts clearing out and there are many open seats. You are free to walk back and forth between your seats and dining area. The only thing wrong was that our seats had cups and spilled food indicating someone had been sitting there before. Overall it was a nice experience to try. read more

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The Diamond Club is more than worth it!! I showed up to the stadium about an hour before the game and stuffed myself with food to the point of no return. Everything was fresh and taste so good (see pics)!! The club and dining area is located about 20 feet from your seats. Inside the club area they have tons of TVs to see the game, a viewing area to see the players practice batting, a viewing area to watch the post-game interviews, and pictures of every president since Taft who has thrown out the first pitch. The staff was really nice and informative. At every turn I felt like there was a dedicated staff member to assist me with what I needed. I did the math and added up what everything I ate and drank would have been in the stadium and it was close to $100. Factor in that, the service , and the seats and this was well worth it!! On top of that the stadium is really nice. I made time to walk around the whole stadium before the game started and I was very impressed. As I walked around every area seemed to have great spots to view the game. I also like the Bud Light Party area! Maybe I'll try that place next time! Lol I'll definitely be back to this park in the future--playoffs?!!? read more

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I am generally a fan of the PNC diamond club but was underwhelmed during my most recent visit. Yes, the free booze is probably what draws in most people but it was the flaws of the smaller items that made this a 1-star experience. For example, the chips for nachos were completely stale, the popcorn was inedible, and the dessert options were subpar. Also, would it hurt them to have a coke mixing machine instead of one coke option. The Lerners own this ballpark so perhaps it shouldn't be a surprise but I expect more when I'm shelling out $170 a seat. I'll be back when the Lerners sell the team. read more

I've been going to the PNC Diamond Club for several years I've had tickets in the other clubs in the stadium this club is my favorite. Has the best views of the field, easy in and out to the restrooms and bars. All the employees remember you the waiters and servers know what you like to drink, the food is very good and kept fresh. Love the new pizza bar, salad bar, and they keep all the hot dogs and sausages sticker and handy. They have even added a self serve soda and drink station. We typically always get the same wait staff and they know what we like. Great views, Nice people great service well worth the money read more

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Diamond Club is worth the money especially on hot days... the buffet is decent. Since today was a 1:05 p.m. game, they had a what I call a "brunch" station where you could make waffles. They had a hot dog/brats spicy. The brat was pretty good.. no complaints. They had a carving station, popcorn etc., at one point, my s/o was looking for a hamburger, we realized it is an in-seat option. I think some of the waitstaff and bartenders need to work on their customer service skills. Some were abrasive and rude and the in-seat servers took orders but didn't seem to know who order what. There was an older couple next to me who ordered a bottle of water and never received it, the server offered me a bottle so I gave it to him. All and all best way to enjoy baseball, especially on this day because I am a Mets fan, and we beat the Nats 7-3, GO METS!!!!!! read more

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The seats are awesome and there is unlimited beer, but unfortunately they aren't enough to justify the price of these tickets. While there is unlimited food, it's pretty bad. This includes sausages where you chew the meat from the non-chewable casing. While not expecting amazingness, I was hoping to get a pretzel, but this seemed like the popular choice as the machine was always empty. The service is great, although you could run into an issue at the bar. They are extremely efficient. They are able to do this because they will already have beer and wine poured for you. Thus, you may run into an issue of a lukewarm, already too sweet Chardonnay. The good news is you just grab another. If you get these tickets free, go. Enjoy the game. Otherwise, stick to the cheap tickets, grab a beer and opt for the good food stands. read more

Oh Hell to the Yizzy! The PNC Diamond Club is ball club uber chic. Diamond Club seats are among the most coveted at Nationals Park because you get All-Star, A-List treatment from the moment you enter the park. The Diamond Club opens two hours before the game. It is an exclusive club with AC and heat that features a full service restaurant, bar and AYCE buffet. The buffet features run the gamut of standard ball park fare (hot dogs, italian sausages, nachos) to prime rib, chick parm and other delectable sections. This sumptuous meal as well as bar service (draft beers, rail and soft drinks) are complimentary with ticket purchase.You can even dine al fresco if you make advanced table reservations. The staff here is attentive and friendly, they cater to your needs and truly make this a VIP experience for the guests. In addition, Diamond Club ticket holders also receive seatside wait service and free bevvies and snacks while watching the game. If you love the ballpark but hate the thought of viewing with the masses then Diamond Club seating is a definite must. I love #Nats park and the Diamond Club is my favorite treat! read more

Best seats in the ballpark! The staff is always friendly, the food is great, and the service is fast.

A fun place to watch a game - If I hadn't been to the Presidents Club at Nationals Park, I would have given this place five stars. The have a free buffet and drinks if you have the right tickets, but you have less of a chance of accidentally ending up on TV (Hi Mom!) compared to being downstairs. Still, the Club gives you an air-conditioned place to avoid the rain and heat, but it is a little on the small side for the amount of people that it serves - they had to add a tent on the backside of the stadium to accommodate everyone when this place starts to overflow. Overall, a fun place to watch a game, but if you are splurging, not sure about the value compared to other options at Nats Park. read more

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I really have mixed emotions about this experience. Certainly the seats are terrific and the view of the game amazing. Nice to have food, beer and wine included - you're paying for it for sure, but not getting nickeled and dimed for it is nice. All the food was tasty, though most was not hot enough. The service, on the other hand, was quite lacking. Employees were not friendly and appeared annoyed by customer requests. Bartenders were surly, waitstaff in the dining room impatient, and waitstaff in the seating area disappeared for several innings. Several requests for bottled water were ignored. We gave up and went to the bar to get our own beverages. The seating in the stands is in desperate need of a fresh coat of paint. Bathrooms were not very well maintained, with no paper towels in half the dispensers. Also, immediately after the game ended, we were not allowed into the bathrooms, told we would have to go out to the concourse instead! Considering the cost, things should be a bit classier. read more

This is my second time going to the Nats games in the Diamond Club and I'm totally spoiled. We make sure to get there a little early before they open because we want to get a good table in the Diamond Club restaurant. They have numerous options at the buffet (hotdogs, half-smokes, nachos, salmon, roast beef, pizza, BBQ mac and cheese, and the list goes on), several draft beers, soda, wine and champagne. They also have desserts (they were okay), peanuts, cracker jacks and coffee/tea. After all of that, you go to your seats and order more food--we usually get more beer (Blue Moon) and loaded nachos. The staff is great, very attentive and everything is clean, including the bathroom. I almost forgot to mention that when we went out to our seats, the seats were dirty. We took a napkin to clean it and a staff member was right there with a rag and cleaner. He apologized that the seats were dirty and said that it's part of the service to have the seats clean. I've watched the game from my employer's legal counsel's suite, which is nice but I totally prefer the Diamond Club. I don't know if I could watch the Nats game any other way now! read more

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Let's start with the food. Its all you can eat, of course, so you won't go hungry, but the food really isn't very good. The pizza was only decent by gas station standards, the meat and cheese spread (probably the best part) wasnt any better than what you can get in any ordinary grocery store, the BBQ steak was way overcooked and the worst piece of flank steak I've had in ages, the garlic bread was less flavored and more stale than what I get in my workplace cafeteria...well, you get the idea. Basically, if you take this food out of the ballpark and put it into a stand-alone buffet, it would be worth $25 tops. Service inside the club was outstanding, though in-seat service fell well short of my (limited) experiences in other parks/stadiums. The bathrooms were surprisingly disappointing. They're built like you would expect in club seating, but honestly I thought the 300-level restrooms from the previous night were better maintained. The seats themselves were fantastic. If you're after great seats, then the PNC Club is worth it. But ultimately there's not much value added to the seats themselves. read more

I was lucky enough to be invited to a playoff game recently by one of my girlfriends for a ladies night out. We had passes for the Diamond club...I don't think I will ever be able to see a game any other way after this visit! The Diamond club offers all you can eat and drink (wine & beer included). The variety of food was top of the line! Not only do they have a dining area but you can also order from your seat! They have all the standard baseball food, hot dogs, sausage and peppers, peanuts and popcorn...but also filet, seafood, ice cream and other delicious treats, the list goes on and on!! Lol definitely bring your appetite! Service was top notch and our seats were amazing!!! Best game experience thus far! read more

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All the food and drinks you can stomach, including beer, in your ticket price. Liquor costs extra. Dining room food is pretty good, changes every game. They even have a carving station! Get here early, get your dinner on, watch the game on a full stomach. Then have your beer and hot dogs brought to you in your seat. You only need to get up for the 7th inning stretch and to hit the John. Enjoy! read more

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Watching a Nationals game from the Diamond Club seats takes experiencing a baseball game to another level. The PNC Diamond Club seats are located behind home plate and can only be accessed through the PNC Diamond Club. The Club itself opens up 90 minutes before each game and all food, draft beer, wine, soft drinks and in seat service are included as part of the tickets. The Diamond Club serves everything from prime rib/brisket, pan seared salmon, sushi, pizza, sausages and an extensive dessert bar to name a few. The in seat service menu includes hamburgers, hotdogs, nachos, chicken fingers, chicken sandwiches fries and an assortment of other baseball fare. The only concern watching a game from the Diamond Club is being able to walk out under your own power after all the indulgence and having either a designated driver or plan ahead and take the metro. If you can splurge for the cost, The PNC Diamond Club is a baseball experience that will not disappoint. read more

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Such a fun experience!! Happened upon tickets here through work and couldn't have had a better time. Great bar service, great food service, and really good food! The buffet inside was fun and well done, and the waiter service at the seats was super convenient. What a great view from these seats as well! The game wasn't anything exciting but these seats and this club made it so much fun. If you have the chance to come here, definitely take it! read more

We enjoyed amazing views from our seats, Section 124 Row F, and having the Club to refresh ourselves and enjoy the AC was an added bonus. Worth the extra $$$. read more

I love the Diamond club! They have A1 customer service at all times! The food is always delicious and available whenever you are ready. Also the staff goes above and beyond to provide excellent customer service! read more

Very nice although expensive way to enjoy a baseball game. The seats in the Diamond Club are first rate for seeing the game. The amenities of the Diamond Club are nice although it can get crowded and I suspect there is not enough seating for everyone who might need it. The food quality was good to very good. There is wait service to the seats with a much more limited menu of items they will bring you. All and all if you can afford it it's a great way to experience a game. Beer and Wine included read more

My husband and I have been members for a few years now. Our contract will be up next year and I don't believe we will not renew. Due in part to price but more importantly the quality on food over the last couple of years has dropped. The repeat of the same type of sides(roasted asparagus, cuccumbers and mushroom for example). Their are so many other veggies that can be prepared for variaty. Prior to the last few years, I enjoyed the fair offered. Was their a change in chefs? Not sure what happened. read more

My husband and I had a great time last year (2014). It's just a fun thing to do. The wings were great although way overly spiced with old bay, and hard to eat after a couple. These were at a little station by itself not with the main buffet. I wish I could remember more about the food but i remember it being ok. You are really paying for the exceptional seats, service, your own bathroom :) and the whole experience. Great waitress I remember that who brought beers to table. There are also tables outside where you can watch the game. Do not make the mistake we did this year by getting tickets to Diamond Lounge where the food is garbage....literally. read more