I dined here with some friends who live in Alexandria. I took the bus to Old Town, then rode a free…read moretrolley bus that dropped me off right by the pizza parlor. However, if you drive here, you can find free street parking in the evenings, on the side streets. We started out with an order of Frickles, then I had a hand-tossed 10 inch garden pizza, subbing out the mushrooms. My friends shared a larger pizza, and we all went home with leftovers. They also serve NA "Athletic" Brews if you're not feeling beer. It was a Saturday night with a good crowd, but it didn't take long for our food to arrive, and the service was great. I didn't realize Barack Obama dined here until reading the Yelp reviews, but that's pretty cool. I love that he has a pizza named after him, and I love how all the pizzas on the menu have fun names with personality. If you're in the Del Ray area of Alexandria and want pizza, salad, or a calzone, this is a great option.

Cute friendly place. Wandered in for pizza on trivia night. The place was packed with trivia…read moreaficionados. Friendly service, fun vibe. Pizza however, mediocre at best. Salad never arrived so can't weigh in! I think maybe best for a few beers. And maybe some fried appetizers.

Caddies on Cordell is a nice local bar and grill. It's has a local bar feel environment where you…read moregrab drinks after work or for sports. Atmosphere is basic with nothing flashy. Place is clean, service is good with attentive bartenders, and food is good. Their wings are ok with the wing special on one of the week nights. Bathroom is basic and clean....one urinal and one toilet for the men's. Food flavor was ok with premade products. What lacked in flavor was made up in quantity. Plenty of food for a reasonable price. Caddies is a local bar where you can go to get a cold beer or whatever you drink, grab some reasonably priced bar food without someone busting your cajones after work or on the weekend.

Food is really good and the staff is great. I enjoy myself every time I go. My firm host happy hour…read moreevents there frequently.

The happy hour deals here are insane - $3 hotdogs on Wednesday's, local beer, great staff. They're…read morea fun spot any day of the week and partner with local organizations for fundraisers. Run don't walk to this Midwest dream in DC.

How am I so late to discovering Ivy and Coney I'll never know! I wound up going to check out a…read moreLions game with my friends from Detroit only to discover it's also a Chicago sports bar! As a HUGE Bears fan, this was truly a treat for me and I appreciated everything from the decor to the menu. Chicago dogs? Italian beef? MY HEART! This is the perfect dive bar to catch a game and I absolutely love the environment. As a Chicago(land) native, Ivy and Coney hits home in all the right ways. Tucked away in the Shaw neighborhood, this unassuming spot is a Midwest haven in the heart of DC. Let's start with the food: the Detroit-style pizza is phenomenal. Crispy edges, generous portions (you get 8 slices!), and packed with flavor. Perfect to share! Other notable mentions included the cheese curds, smash burger, or legit Chicago-style dogs. The space itself is exactly what a dive bar should be: cozy, casual, a little rowdy when it needs to be, and full of character. The back bar with the retractable roof is a hidden gem for game days. When I visited it was a beautiful evening and having the roof retracted added a special touch! And the staff? Peak Midwest nice (IYKYK). Friendly, quick, and genuinely happy to see you. Catch me here on Mondays, Thursdays, or Sundays (i.e., whenever my team is on the screen!). Whether you're here for sports, snacks, or just the atmosphere, Ivy and Coney delivers every time. It's my new go-to spot for a slice of home, and if you're from the Midwest (or just love great food and chill vibes), it should be yours too.

Dinner at Bungalow on Tuesday evening and the service was excellent. Bryce was attentive without…read morehovering. The food was the best I've ever gotten there. Recommend the salmon with risotto. I give it a 10 out of 10.

We have been to the Lakehouse twice before, always had good service and good food. The food was…read morevery good this time, as well, but the service was very disappointing. First, the hostess acted like we were an intrusion into her evening, didn't welcome us or make eye contact. She sat us at a booth, which didn't work, so she did seat us at a table. I asked for a vegetarian menu, knowing there was one, but she walked off, did not return. Our waiter was a young man, spoke very softly; we both had a difficult time hearing him. My wife ordered her drink; I asked for a few more minutes. That drink did not appear until half my meal was over, which I did not appreciate. And I had to ask 3 times to get the drink, including asking another waiter. We ordered salad and main dish; my vegetarian menu finally appeared. It just seemed both the hostess and our waiter did not care to attend to us. I do not know if we will be returning; and to top this all off, both the hostess and waiter called us 'Guys'. When two older women are sitting at the same table, we are ladies, or simply nice to see you two tonight. Please tell your wait staff to get this right. We like Bungalow Lakehouse, it is close to home, and the atmosphere is comfortable.

I happened to go here the next day after a dinner at the Hamilton. I didn't realize they are the…read moresame restaurant chain and similar menu. The menu selection was just meh. I went with a fried chicken rice bowl which was pretty good. We had a nice time sitting on the patio, but there are so many more interesting places around to eat in!

We enjoyed Clyde's in DC Friendly staff…read moreGood food - we stopped in for lunch We would come again

Came here to try out the $1 wings. They are offered Tuesday-Sun until 9pm. We made it just in time…read more A cantankerous, but affable young man placed our order at the bar in the lower level. They have a bunch of flavors available: we settled on the buffalo and dry lemon pepper wings. We supplemented that with a vodka soda (we're walking). The ambiance was electric with music playing in the background and folks arriving and descending upstairs, where the real action is. The wings arrived and they were cooked perfectly: hot, crispy, fresh, with the right amount of seasonings. So glad we decided to drop in. Note: This is an LGBTQ friendly environment. After enjoying the wings, we decided to take a peek upstairs as the constant traffic going up there intrigued us. As we made our way in this space, there was a large dance floor with bar table and chairs around the perimeter and a bar at the front. There was also an outdoor area where you could overlook the street and enjoy your drink or food. The music was full blast and enjoyable to listen to. All in all, go for the wings you won't be disappointed, but stay for the vibes if that's your thing. I will be back for those wings AND that vibe!

After Thurst, I made my way to Nellie's and the energy shifted in the best way…read more The rainbow mural outside already sets the tone; it feels iconic before you even step in. Inside? High energy, packed, and pure joy. This is the kind of space where strangers turn into friends in minutes. The music was upbeat, the crowd was diverse and expressive, and everyone just seemed genuinely happy to be there. I met some amazing people and had those spontaneous conversations that make a trip unforgettable. It's lively without feeling overwhelming; just celebration, laughter, and good vibes flowing through the room. If you're in DC and want a space that feels inclusive, energetic, and unapologetically fun, Nellie's delivers. Two different vibes in one night; both beautiful in their own way.

A great casual pub offering a wide variety of German and Belgian beers, classic comfort dishes, and…read morea focus on mussels dishes. The servers were friendly and accommodating and the food came out quickly. Everything we tried--steak frites and mussels St Arnold's--was excellent and had generous portions for the price point. The draft import beers were on the pricier side but they also offered some cheaper domestic options. Overall, a great casual pub for some beers or a home I will definitely be going back to sometime soon!

Oh my gosh, I came here three nights in a row. First time,…read moreonly got a drink as I met up with friend- I'm new to DC and have no idea what anything is. Second night I came here for mussels... soooo delicious. Theirs might I came here before my flight back to the west coast- I got the seafood cold platter and they also have happy hour. The service is top notch!!! The bartender at the upstairs bar was amazing. I love this place and wish I could go back! It is great for the bar and for the food! Wow.

This was a nice little find in DC…read more I searched Yelp for Craft Beers, and the pub did not show up. However, they have a great craft beer selection at a reasonable price. Service was great. I would return here.

It was fine. It's nice and comfortable inside, but a bit dark and noisy. Came here for lunch with…read morea couple of friends with a reservation about a week ago on a Friday. I had the Kale Quinoa Salad and one person had the burger and the other the vegi burger. The salad was tasty and the dressing (which I got in the side) had a good flavor. I was told the burger and the vegi burgers both were "alright", but the fries were very good. The service was not very good. We sat for a long time before being served and then no one came around or even looked over (although severs walked down the aisle several times during our meal), so our water glasses were empty and it was difficult to get someone's attention for the check. It was fine, but not impressive. Maybe it was because of the lack of attention, but we didn't feel rushed during or after our meal.