This nonprofit is housed on the 2nd floor of a building right off of George Washington University's…read morecampus, which can have an adverse effect on hunting down parking spaces depending on what time of day you come - but, provides you with a smorgasbord of food truck selections should you feel peckish before your class/event at the center . Although the primary focus of the center is to assist disabled veterans with finding career opportunities in the Washington DC area, many of their workshops and events are open to the local veteran community and are held primarily during weekday daytime hours. They also run the Washington DC Kaufman FastTrac class for new and aspiring military veteran entrepreneurs. I came here for the FastTrac program, which I'd highly recommend to anyVET who's contemplating owning and operating their own business. You do have to sign in at the front desk of the building, but sometimes the concierge is inconsistent so I'm not sure if it's a building thing or what - either way be sure to check in with the front desk. There are other nonprofits that inhabit the building but I'm not sure about their mission/focus. At the veterans center on the 2nd floor there's restrooms, two classrooms and a mini-lounge area with materials about other veterans-centric programs/events occurring in the area. They're not open on the weekends but I think that's because the building itself isn't open then. Lastly, check out their facebook page for upcoming events/details: https://www.facebook.com/Nationalvetsgetstarted

Post is small with GREAT! My Post 8 brothers and sisters at the best!! We enjoy sports, music, and…read moregood times. We support each other and our families.

A friend asked me to join them for Family Feud after Bingo. While I waited I went to bar in the…read moreBingo room and was rudely told that I had to go to the front bar. Off I went cash in hand and stood at the bar. The female bartender yelled at myself and another man that she was making a drink and the male bartender then helped 7 men that came in after me. After the female bartender finished making two drinks (that took about 10 minutes) then looked at me then helped two women of her own race that also came in after me. All this time there was another woman, not of my race that was audibly grumbling about people of my race being at the bar. At that point I gave up and left. May I add that this is exactly the same nonsense that chased my husband and I away a decade ago. We go to other legions in the area (Springfield and Lorton) where everyone is welcoming of all races and gender. It is a shame that at a non profit entity blocks from the US Capitol and what would be the closest bar to my home, you can't a bottle of beer based on your race or gender!

Great place and even greater people. Very welcoming and special happenings on a regular basis…read more Always feel at home.

Imagine combining Studio 54 with a highbrow book club and that's what you get with this…read more tremendous, one of a kind spot. Tired of seeing those "Cove" meeting spots all throughout DC that pop up every 4 days and that you're mostly sure no one is ever in? Well then the Avodah Social Club is the place to be. You can find books as eclectic as Jennifer Weiner's "Good in Bed" to Jeffrey Toobin's "The Nine." What's more is that it's even an architectural gem! Stare in awe as you look at 16th street through a huge crack in the wall. Don't miss out!

What Jonathan says is true. I'm the hottie he's talking about so I know first hand how awesome the…read moreAvodah house is. We're comparable to the real world, only there are no cameras, we're mostly vegetarians and we're trying to save the world...or at least we started the year that way. But we're also a great group of people to hang out with if you like to have a good time!! Go vaseline sabotage!

Some of the organizers are rude. No real community outreach for women that are Seniors that are…read moreminorities. Not accommodating peoples wide array of dietary restrictions. Should include various topics of cultural information and education for the cultural landscape of the MD and DC community. Should engage young woman volunteers.

The Woman's Club of Bethesda was perfect for our daughter's Sweet 16 party. It is just the right…read moresize and the recent updates along with our decorations made it a very pretty venue for our party. The management was very responsive and easy to work with. Highly recommend!

Had a rough start but MOD Julius came through and rescued the experience. I'd say it was a win.read more

this place sux so bad. the people working at the desk are…read moreclueless and the managers are rude.

Had a great painting afternoon with my girlfriends - the room was nice and spacious - the…read moreinstructors were helpful and the vantage point was great for seeing what they were painting and us to follow along- all the food was really too salty - I think next time I will pass on the food and just do the paint alone

I took mi hermana here yesterday for her birthday and we loved it. It was an impromptu booking for…read morethe 7pm so they allowed us to book in person when the website portal closed. Our instructor was Kirsten and she did a phenomenal job. She was funny, taught at a good pace and assisted us when needed. TJ/Tah was also great she was mending the food station at first and helped me pick out the mozzarella sticks, curly fries, fruit punch and strawberry ginger lemonade-everything was good. The pricing was a bit higher for portion size on some things chicken and you can make subs on the sampler which i wanted but we kept it moving. It was only a few us of us in there ( maybe because it's a Monday?) but I liked it that way it was a good vibe.

My Mom and her friends go here often on Fridays for the live music and tasty dinner. All of the…read morepatrons were very friendly and welcoming! I felt like a "regular" with all of the kind words and encouragement! It was my Mom's 79th Birthday; having the band, patrons, and bartenders sing to her made it extra special! I'm looking forward to returning and bringing some friends!

Not as a customer but as a resident, the people who manage this property display ZERO decency for…read morethe neighborhood. They are constantly caught harassing dog owners and using hateful language (which only adds insult to injury). The trash area REEEKS all summer, there is always "trash juice" spilled all over the back of their establishment and it's drawn other unwanted guest. They don't have nearly as many clients for it to be so gross.