I wish I didn't live so far This was an excellent spot…read moreI loved it The food n music was great

It's only a good place to hang out if you're African . The disrespect for other ethnic groups is…read moreoutrageous. The disrespectful thinking that we are less than is ridiculous

Food: The seafood okra I highly recommend, it's flavorful,…read morerich and so good! A lot of people like the indomie which is like a dry pho. The suya is what Mason is mostly known for. Service: The girls are pretty and usually attentive. The owner is really nice. He takes pride in his spot and treats all customers the same. Ambiance: Not a fan of the wallpaper downstairs but it's a nice size for it to be a restaurant then a club. They also have an upstairs but DJs are on both floors. Music is always good, Mason has the best DJs playing afrobeats, gogo, American and even Hispanic music. This is great spot if you want to just come to eat and hangout or have a night out that's not in dc.

We stopped by this restaurant after another event. It's a NO for me…read more Ambiance: looked cheap, tables and seating were dirty. The bathrooms were unkempt with no toilet paper or paper towels. Also, I am not a fan of the location either. However, the music was good. One reason why I give the place, 1 star. Service: okay. Our waitress was fine. She was the only one working at the time, so she was able to handle the small crowd. Food: I only liked the wings. It was well seasoned and cooked well-which is another reason why I give it 1 star. I had ordered the turkey wings and jollof rice. The turkey wings were too tough and dry. The Jollof rice was spicy and the grains were stale and tasted funny. I sent the food back and replaced it with only the chicken wings. The waitress shared that the place is Nigerian owned, so I was expecting better tasting food. I would NEVER return or recommend it. The place was practically empty, and it was a bit late for a Saturday night. Overall, it just looked dirty and dingy.

This one slipped under my radar! If you know you know -- JCK is short for Jamaican Country Kitchen,…read morewhich happens to be right next door. I am no stranger to them, having seen their truck at Savor Bowie almost every single time I've gone. And I've driven by their brick-and-mortar multiple times, but never stopped. This one crossed my radar when my friend invited me to a soca party, and I was like "JCK Bar & Lounge? In Hyattsville? How have I never heard of that?" And now it all makes sense -- some time last year, Jamaican Country Kitchen expanded, and now they've got this place, DJ booth, dance floor, bar, lounge, restaurant, all in one. And I gotta say, it was a vibe. The staff was nice and I loved the decor and feel of the place. Bar was cozy and it was nice to be somewhere this late at night that still served authentic Caribbean food. They have happy hour, so I am going to have to return and get a deep dive on how they feel on a regular weekday after work. And I gotta see how their food compares to my other favorites nowadays!

This was my first time at this lounge, and I originally went because DJCookie was having her…read morebirthday party there. The vibes were definitely in the building the dance floor was packed and the energy was great. I had a pleasant experience that night, I will deff be coming back .

This is my favorite place at FedEx field, but that is a low bar to reach. It gets bonus points for…read morehaving multiple TVs - you can watch the in-stadium feed, the network feed of the game and listen to the radio beoadcast. (For some reason, the sound doesn't sync up with either so it takes some getting used to.) There is also a tv with the RedZone channel, so you can track your fantasy players or just watch better games than the one outside, which comes in handy if say, the team is losing to St Louis by a score of 24-0 to go 3-10 on the year (hypothetically speaking of course). The weird thing is that although they serve food, the only options are nachos (chicken, beef or vegetarian). It's kind of strange to have no other choices in a lounge that's meant to hold you for hours. There is a full bar and you will pay stadium prices for everything, but you can bring in food that was purchased elsewhere in the stadium. If you have a club level ticket, it's worth stopping by - even if it's just to warm up. Be warned, it can fill up fast at halftime.

My go to spot whenever I'm doing a little gambling or celebrating a Birthday to meeting Friends or…read morewatching a game. A variety of good food and mixed drinks and beers! The back patio is a good option if You don't want to eat at a table inside or at the bar. The proximity to the action of the Casino makes it a great pit stop

So many great things I have to say about this venue and this owner. I'm a real stickler on things…read moreand all I can say is that I was WELL please with the experience we had for my husband's 50th birthday party. Thanks to the owner Chris for all your help, returning our calls promptly and the extraordinary service.

So disappointed after reading these comments I love supporting black businesses, and so badly want…read moreto support Loft5900 but these reviews have my mouth on the floor. Dating back 5 years ago like how is this business still operating???? Sucks because i live 5 minutes from here and am trying to plan an upcoming event but guess I will take my business elsewhere. We really need to DO BETTER BLACK BUSINESSES!

Randomly stopped here looking for suya. The suya was perfect. The customer service was great too…read morePrecious was a pleasure to meet.

Egisu soup wasn't flavorful. Yam is a little on the softer side. 25 dollars. Do have the meat in…read morethem.

Some rude staff members (not all). Doesn't take noise complaints seriously at all................read more

Booked this to be close to my kid at Vie Towers. This is centrally located near everything you…read moreneed, gas, bank, Walmart, Patient First. The fee wasn't too bad earlier. My main draw back was the lack of an actual curtain in the room. It was a screen only, which provided no blocking from the lights of the neighboring building. I got zero sleep because of this.

I visited this restaurant with a friend as a new spot to go to for a late night, Mexican food, and…read moreit did not disappoint. I really love the ambience of the restaurant where you have seating for both the bar (where you can enjoy music and pool) as well as the restaurant side where you can sit and dine or wait for a pick up order. The staff is great! I really enjoy the main hostess as they are very hospitable and accommodating. This evening, we sat at the bar and ordered lots of great food, especially the Birria tacos and quesadillas. The consume was just the right consistency! I will say that my only issue is that the bar does not have enough options for various types of drinks - were so being able to modify classic cocktails I definitely will be back and have been back to order carry out however eating and it's my preference.

This was a to go order to be fair…read more... The queso is canned queso, there isnt anything to it, its just melted Velveeta or some other cheese out of the can The steak burrito was pretty solid and a meal in itself! Bottom line, id def skip the chips and queso, it was just melted cheese and enough for about 1/4 of the chips.

I tried Miss Toya's Southern Kitchen while I was in DC, we had reservations booked in advance, but…read moregot a call saying there were no openings, so we ended up getting our food to go instead. Not ideal, but honestly... once I tasted the food, I got over that real quick. The Cajun salmon was delicious and perfectly cooked and the sauce on it was everything. Super flavorful without being overwhelming. But what really stood out to me (and what I'm still thinking about) were the salmon bites with the hot honey sauce... OMG. So, so, SO good. Easily the best salmon bites I've ever had. Even without dining in, the food held up and still felt like a full experience. If I'm ever back in DC, I would definitely go back--hopefully to dine in next time.

Came here after work with a coworker and I'm SOOOO happy I did!…read more I had only heard of Miss. Toyah's Creole in Silver Spring, so I was suprised to see a Southern Cuisine version. We went during happy hour, but got full entrees, and I had a happy hour cocktail ($8) So, there is a $22 entree meal for chicken wings and 2 sides (instead of the Chicken entree that has a breast & thigh). I got these in honey bbq flavor and they were absolutely delicious!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The macaroni was hella good! The yams (sweet potatoes) were okay. I had the Peach Long Island HH cocktail, yasssssssssssssssssssss! I then got the Rum Punch HH, it was sweet but just alright Ju was an amazing waitress! We just walked in and sat at the bar. Someone's early 2000 playlist was playing. We noticed a lot of take out orders. Surface level parking lot. Free.