Nice spot to eat down @ the Wharf in D.C. Food was good and…read moreon point, and the drinks was doope (Really Good) Although they was out of a lot of food items like the different variety of fish; guess it's pretty good for them to be sold out. But this place was just okay for me. But look @ the menu to see if it's something you would try.

This is one of my go to spots on the wharf when looking for a relaxing wine bar with great views…read more My parents and I stopped by for brunch and had a wonderful time with great food and wine. The vibes were immaculate for the cherry blossoms!

I attended a holiday party at Zooz and had a great time! The venue was decorated beautifully for…read morethe holidays, and there was plenty of dining room and bar seating options. The happy hours deals were excellent ($4 beers, $10 cocktails), especially for the Wharf! There was a dj playing music, but it never felt like a "club" - there was plenty of space to move around, the music was at a good volume so you could still talk, and there was space for people to dance without bothering anyone that was sitting down. The bartenders were attentive, but we're definitely understaff considering the event and that most of drinks on their menu are craft cocktails.

I had been here before for a date night but was invited back for a brunch and day party with a…read morefriend. We had reservations for 2pm and it was already packed with the dj spinning. Definitely a grown and sexy vibe. Our server was Yonas. I'm not sure if they were short staffed or if he was overwhelmed but after his original check in, it took him 15 minutes to come back and take our order. We actually had to find someone to find him (security) and have him circle back. I ordered bottomless mimosas and the steak and egg sandwich. My friend ordered quiche. Their brunch service needs a lot of work. Her quiche came out hard from being overcooked and my sandwich wasn't hot. 2pm reservation 210 First waiter (woman) took water order 230 Actual waiter returns for food and mimosa order order (Yonas) 245 Mimosas finally arrive 305 food arrives Don't see waiter again until around 4 and he returns to tell us that our 2 hour time limit was up. No checking in, no additional juice provided for mimosas. We were not happy and expressed our disappointment with service. He left and returned again around 430 saying the manager said we have exceeded our table time. No manager check in. I don't have an issue with the 2 hour limit, IF and only IF I am receiving 2 hours of consistent service. Especially if I am paying for bottomless drinks. Bathrooms were filthy and not kept up. Zooz do better and step up your brunch game if you want to compete with the competition.

This place is magic. The wine selection is tops. The…read morebartenders can make a mean martini And they have and I'm serious, the best shrimp taco in DC Enjoy!

We've walked past The Eastern multiple times without really noticing the entrance - we finally…read moreended up walking inside and had a phenomenal experience. Interior is cozy, nice warm colors with modern interior design - it was a full house when we fined in, but you could hear the person across from you just fine. Nice array of cocktails and a solid selection of wine. We had a pair of cocktails and a glass of wine each, nothing fell short. Food was in excellent serving sizes, well seasoned, cooked perfectly. We order a wide variety of the menu including the arancini, beet salad, and the lamb skewers. We'd happily eat all of it again. Overall a very satisfying experience, just down the street from us!

Food was terrific, but wish the portion size matched price - oysters were terrific and flavorful…read more Service was abysmal, as our waitress forgot a side of lemons for our oysters thrice, the temperature of two steaks were incorrect, and my father was denied a ginger ale refill because he asked a passing waiter and not our designated waitress. We were celebrating a birthday and ordered the blueberry empanadas, but they took so long (they started bussing our table WHILE we were STILL waiting!!)and they spoiled the surprise for the birthday girl. The entire restaurant wished my sister a happy birthday, which was nice. When it came time for the check(after it was finally delivered), suddenly everyone was available to take it and help us. Other than that, I'm glad they were able to accommodate our large party, and the sliding doors were open to let the breeze in, which made for a pleasant atmosphere.

Stopped into Rappahannock Oyster Bar with a girlfriend before an event. We wanted something light,…read moreso I went with the tuna tartare. Fresh, flavorful, and exactly what I needed to hold me over without feeling heavy. We chose to sit at the bar, and while the food impressed, the service didn't quite match. The bartenders spent most of their time chatting with a regular, which meant we were waiting longer than I'd like for refills or attention. Still, the quality of the dish makes it worth another visit. Next time I'll probably grab a table instead of bar seating to get the full experience.

My husband and I stopped in (4/10) after lunch for a drink and some oysters. We shared a half dozen…read moresalty-wolfe oysters. I had their Solace Party Cloudy Hazy IPA and he had a Hendricks Martini. The staff was amazing and on top of everything. May was our bartender and Jorge was the barback. Both were super friendly and social. The oysters were good and the drinks were tasty. We would come back. We went back again today (4/11) with some friends and chose a seat outside. The table we chose required you to order your drinks from the bar which was super easy and convenient. May took care of us again and was just as great as yesterday. We started with 6 salty-wolfe oysters and the fried shrimp and calamari combo. Both were delicious. My husband had the oyster po boy with old bay fries and I had the roasted half chicken. We thoroughly enjoyed our meals! Our friends got oysters, shrimp po boy and a side of the carrots. Between us all we had martinis, margaritas and beer. We really enjoyed our experience and would highly recommend.

The waterfront setting makes for a relaxed, easygoing atmosphere -- perfect for a long lunch or a…read morecasual dinner with a view. Service stood out right away. The staff was genuinely friendly, attentive without being overbearing, and helped keep the experience seamless from start to finish. I ordered the endive salad, and it was a standout. Fresh, crisp, and beautifully plated, with a great balance of textures and flavors -- the kind of dish that feels both light and thoughtfully composed. The fish and chips were also some of the best I'd had. Between the setting, the service, and the quality of the food, Hank's delivers a well-rounded experience. A great Wharf spot that I'd happily return to.

This place was made to party! We came on a dreary spring day- I have to come back during nicer…read moreweather because the building is made for it! Also I have to strongly recommend happy hour. The drinks are kind of pricey otherwise, up to $25 for a cocktail! But the happy hour deals are amazing! We started with a rum punch bowl for $22 and holy crap it was strong! It's also so cute and ready for Instagram, and every time one of us lifted it to drink we felt like Poseidon. From there were got some apps to share. The nachos were pretty good and had a unique flavor profile, and you can't beat $12 for nachos in DC! We continued with $5 mini frozen drinks and wow were those a deal! They were super strong and also super cute! A friend got the Pain Killa and again for $9 it was a steal and the most delicious drink we had. Someone also came by with free Jell-O shots and they matched the mood of our night! The whole bar is fun with quirky decorations and great views. I'm sure it gets really busy during nice weather. Plan for it and come for the best deals during happy hour.

3.5. I would come back here again but with caveats. Vibes and concept are 4 stars for sure. Service…read morewas a little lax but very personable so that is fine. But what landed me on a 3 was value, specifically for my shrimp po boy which, at $18, was literally 3 shrimp on a hot dog bun. See the pic. It comes with broccoli but I had them sub tots. I just have a hard time with the idea that some broccoli, a single hot dog bun and 3 shrimp are worth $18. The fried rice was a much better value in both portion and quality and our s'mores platter was pricey at $18 but also quite ample. Drinks were strong. Not necessarily good. But strong. So whether these drinks were 3 or 4 stars for you depends on your goals. Overall, is this somewhere I would go out of my way to visit? No. Is it a chill easy hang if you're already in the area and need somewhere to drink while waiting to do something else at the Wharf or if you work in that area? Sure. Do I like that it is chiller and less bougie than the rest of the Wharf? Absolutely. I just feel like your best bet is to come and have a beer.

The service from Diarra and Nick was top tier. We had a reservation for 4 and he easily…read moreaccommodated 5 on a high stress night. Fast & fantastic service. Would recommend to anyone who is served like this (great food aside).

Amazing service. Nick and Diarra were awesome. Fun night. Definitely recommend. Great food and…read moreatmosphere

Very chill, not pretentious, good bartenders, plenty of seating, music is good, overall just a good…read morespot to land

I stopped by this bar for a quick drink after attending dinner. It's a low-key spot located in the…read moreChinatown area and kind of gives a speakeasy vibe given the downstairs walk to get into the bar underneath another establishment. The environment was fun and lively there's a large bar when you walk in with a few TV's and plenty of wooden tables and stool type seating throughout the venue. The service was solid and even though the bar was packed it never took too long to get the bartender's attention or for them to come over on their on volition. They have a wide variety of beverages with reasonable pricing between $8-$16 (and the pours are fairly heavy as a heads up). All in all a cool spot to check out if you're looking for a change of pace from the stuffy and overpriced cocktail bars for something that gives a more divey, relaxed, neighborhood bar experience.

Fabulous evening at 60 Vines, Sunday. Was on the Hill, preparing to advocate for Goldstar Spouses…read moreof America. After two long days of meetings. the hospitality, incredible service, fabulous wine, delicious, cocktails, and food that makes you feel like you've come home was just what we needed. We arrived aa acquaintances and left united by the warmth of breaking bread together, family style. Big shout out to Carl, our server, who made us feel like we were the only guests at his table. Will definitely be back again. Would add another star, if I could. Not just Great - - FABULOUS.

Great place for large groups. Beautiful interior and SO many wines on tap. What a cool concept?? I…read morehave never seen this before. I loved it. Our server was great and was super helpful and knowledgeable of the menu. Allowed me to try wines to find what I would like. Great experience

Came here last night for a last minute solo dinner and it was the best decision. I love the look of…read morethe restaurant. Lights are somewhat dimmed with red accents everywhere. I was already impressed by the weekend happy hour deals. I started with the Aromatic whites wine flight (great pours for $12!!). All 3 wines were delicious and the bartender, Fabio was the best and very engaging throughout my time at the bar. I had the beef tartare and it was the best I've ever had! I then ordered a glass of the Domain du Somail Red Blend paired with the steak frites, which was the best pairing. I was stuffed but decided to get the crème brulee, which you could never go wrong with. It was the best CB I've had in a while. I will definitely be back for restaurant week or just an impromptu happy hour.

Food 3.5/5.0 Service 3.5/5.0…read moreValue 3.0/5.0 Decor 3.5/5.0 Overall 3.5/5.0 Decent French restaurant, nothing in particular to write home about. The ambiance is decent.