Server was great. She was very attentive and professional. Food selection was good. Our table was…read morefacing the street which we enjoyed our view. We were visiting from California, really enjoyed eating here. We will be back!

The food was great, i've only been here for brunch but I will definitely be back…read more If you want a variety of food $30 for AYCE brunch was a great price, and you can tell the food is made to order. The starters were a pretty big portion, great to share but proceed with caution if you are trying to budget stomach space ;) If you're not feeling as hungry, they have à la cart, and the portions are big. The service is fast, which is exactly what you want from a place that you order multiple times. Overall great experience!

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.

An excellent sports bar when you want to watch ssh important game with a crowd of deeply engaged…read morefans. The food is good and prices are fair. They could probably add a couple more servers, but the night we were there, they were attentive and quick. This is more about energy than polish, like a sports car should be. Recommended.

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.

Vibes are great here. The drinks are good and a reasonable price, the bartenders are fun to talk…read moreto, everybody is "Midwest nice" (in the best way - you can make friends with your seat neighbors), the playlist is fire, and you can just hang out and have a good time. We love it here!

This spot is so unassuming! I was shocked that there was such a pretty outdoor patio view! There's…read morea cigar bar, pet friendly patio, big indoor space, and awesome service. I'd heard a lot about this spot and I question why it took me so long to give it a try! The food is "surprisingly good," as I've heard many people say! The wings are huge, chili is good, games are on tv and there's awesome HH and game day specials.

Go to local spot with a huge menu with a wide variety of different cuisines. Food is always solid,…read morejust as the service and atmosphere.

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

We were genuinely excited to finally try Clyde's in Georgetown, especially since it's a longtime…read morefavorite of someone in our group. We visited mid-afternoon on a Saturday and were seated in the two front booths to accommodate our party size. Unfortunately, the experience started off shaky and never really recovered. Our server, Kareem, appeared overwhelmed and disorganized from the beginning. Early in the meal, he spilled water directly into my lap. Accidents absolutely happen in restaurants, and most people understand that, but what mattered here was the lack of follow-up. I spent the remainder of the meal with the front of my pants soaked and there was no meaningful acknowledgment, apology beyond the moment, or attempt to make the situation right. Service continued to be inattentive throughout the meal. Drinks were never refilled (unless finally asked), and once our food was dropped off, it felt like we were largely forgotten unless we flagged someone down. For a restaurant with Clyde's reputation, that level of hospitality was surprising. We ordered the pretzel, Oyster Rockefeller, burgers, French toast, asparagus, and the fried trout. The food was decent overall and visually appealing, but nearly every dish felt underseasoned, as though salt and pepper had been left out of the process entirely. Nothing was bad, but very little stood out. One of the biggest issues was the seating arrangement near the entrance. Because we were placed in the front booths, guests waiting for tables were clustered directly around us for much of the meal. People were standing extremely close to our table, hovering in our dining space, and we had to ask multiple individuals to move so we could eat comfortably. That is more of a management/layout issue than a guest issue, and it noticeably impacted the experience. I understand gratuity may be included or expected with larger parties, but service should still reflect care and attentiveness. At times, it felt like the incentive to provide that level of effort simply wasn't there. I can see why Clyde's has loyal fans, and perhaps this was an off day, but between inattentive service, the uncomfortable front seating setup, and food that was just average, this visit did not live up to expectations.

i had great experience thanks to First Lady London for amazing time The DJ was good drinks were…read morenice mix crowd of people

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!

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.

Awesome experience all the way around! Food was delicious and service was great! Definitely…read morerecommend if in DC!

Jack Rose is a unique experience that never disappoints. We had two seasonal drinks that were…read moreexcellent - the J Pop and Taiko - so much so that we both ordered the same ones twice! The bartender was the one who made the drink menu, and told us the inspiration and stories behind each drink. Not only were they incredibly tasty and complex, but his explanations served to enhance the experience. For food, we ordered fried green tomatoes, calamari, the jack smash burger, the crawfish rangoons, and the fig and pig. All were excellent. It was my friends first time eating fried green tomatoes, as well as any sort of Rangoon, and he gave them both the stamp of approval!