Super fun experience, and very generous customer service!! Exhaust is a little much... and…read moremanageable.

Tons of fun advise anyone to take the family and coworkers or just people hanging outread more

I've been here a few times and it's always a fun experience outside of the normal bar and…read morerestaurant scene. It's in the Union Market area, and it's helpful that a parking garage is connected to the building. The race simulators are really fun, but a night out there can get pricy, especially with food. I'd go during happy hour (Mon-Fr, 3-6) and catch the food specials to get more bang for your buck.

I've visited several F1 Arcade locations, and this one is by far the worst, and it's not close. On…read morea recent weekend visit, the venue was dirty, service was slow, and the food looked inedible. The drinks were overpriced and weak. Worse, some staff were outright rude, with communication and behavior that bordered on unprofessional for an international brand of this caliber. The new GM (Ralph) clearly has serious work to do on staff training and accountability. I spoke with people from other bars in the area, and even they're baffled this location is still operating. After my second visit here, I understand exactly why. Bottom line: Poor service, poor value, poor experience. There are far better ways to spend your night and your money in D.C. Hopefully they can turn it around, but it will take some workforce development.

Headed up North for Region 3 Junior Olympic Region meet. The location sits outside the local…read morefootball stadium and while poorly marked, the maps take you right onto the space. There is varied parking. Lots B and C are closest to the track but the back lot has more than enough room for overflow. The track is tucked behind fencing cut there is more than enough space for tents and space to camp out outside the venue. While it's no VA Beach or Greensboro, the space does the job. The staff was kind and the park had more than enough police presence to keep it safe.

If you like people, this is the spot for you! There's a whole myriad of them scattered all over…read morethe place. All ages, all sizes! If you want to have no parking, yep, come on down. This is THEE hub. Because of the egregious amount of people, expect to park far as hell from the complex. Even better, use your phone flashlight to illuminate your walkway because there only a few street lamps. Perhaps this is why, even in the crosswalk, you too can have an invigorating rush as your life flashes before your eyes in the stark headlights of a metro bus who never heard of a brake! Finally, enjoy the amenities in the aquatic center two informational desks down in a basement where lockers require $1.00 in coins. Quarters to be exact! Because why not! You've paid for a membership and/or a class, why not pay for the nostalgia of loose change! Who needs the year 2026?! Extroverts, this is the spot. Introverts, you will feel overwhelmed and wonder what fresh hell did you step in, probably try to power through until the pesky locker thwarts all defenses. You'll throw your hands up and peace tf out and say to yourself, yep I shall stick to the aquatic centers only. More manageable.

I have a Triumph Tiger, and it needed the carburetors to be cleaned, I called Will, and he showed…read moreup in my location, on time and ready, he is very professional and fixed my bike. In continue he also change my oil, oil filter and plugs, I was happy from the affordable pricing and integrity of Will, I highly recommended using Willa's your motorcycle repair technician, I'll definitely will use him again !

When I received an email from the race organizers at around 6am on race day that said the…read morefollowing, "because of the combination of high heat and humidity and for YOUR SAFETY today's LHH 10K race is being changed to a 5K race." I knew what group of people I had to send that message to for a good laugh: TEXANS. After reading a couple of snarky comments about how they would make the race longer in Texas on a perfect 90 degree and 90 percent humidity day, I was ready to get my sweat on. When I started training the day before I was looking forward to the challenge of a 10k, but I'll take a 5k. Despite the fact that the race is always organized during the hottest times of the year and they act suprised when the weather doesn't cooperate, the race is very well organized (a race that involves lawyers has to be), and benefits The American Heart Association. They have packet pick up the day of, the course starts at the beautiful harbor in Georgetown, lots of give aways, and lots of water stops. They even had ice sponges to prevent you from overheating, see that's proof that lawyers do have a heart and most of them aren't cold blooded! I recommend this race not only for the charity it benefits, but for the fact it is one of the last few races you can do before the running dead season in the summer.

This year the 10K was changed to a 5K last minute due to heat as the other yelper mentioned, I was…read morea little disappointed at first as this was going to be my first 10K race, but it's a race full of lawyers so I won't judge.. and I ran a 5K PR. Packet pick up was a breeze and my buddy and I found parking pretty easily the day of the race. My main gripe was with the layout of the corrals and where everything else was. It seemed like where ever you wanted to go, it was on the opposite side of the corrals/finish line. We picked up safety pins by the waterfront and had to push our way past the starting line into the corrals. We finished the race and wanted some coffee.... other side of the finish line. It would also be nice if at least a portion of this race was on M street since it is in Georgetown... not that the Whitehurst Freeway isn't scenic and all. Pros: Post race goodies General location Ice Sponges!! Course change communicated prior to leaving for race Not many kids/dogs/walkers Cons: Layout made getting around very hard Course not scenic considering location All in all, unless a 10K was a good fit with another training plan I have going on at the time, I think I will skip this one in the future.

Amazing mosque…read more This mosque is built on Moorish style of architecture, which is a hybrid of Turkic, Berber, Arab and Visigothic (due to Muslim Moor and Arab invasion of the Visigoth Kingdom) styles. It was funded by the Saudis and commissioned by the Turks, while the architects were from Egypt. Eisenhower inaugurated this mosque as a symbol of unity between the Abrahamic faiths to fight against the Atheist communists. That unity was a little premature.

What a beautiful mosque and Islamic Center. We went during one of the annual markets. Staff were…read morewelcoming and let people go inside the mosque (wearing appropriate clothing). The outdoor plaza had food stands and other vendors from Muslim countries from around the world. The food from Bangladesh was especially delicious!

Luckily the two times we have visited we haven't had to pay for tickets (free museum days). I'm…read morebaffled as to how this can be the children's museum of DC!! For starters this place is so unkept, it's so incredibly dirty and the bathrooms are gross. I truly wonder if they ever clean this place? We visited 2 years ago and again this weekend, and I can tell they haven't updated a single thing. Including the nasty pom poms that have clearly seen better days and cost 2 cents a piece. This is the weirdest children's museum I have ever been to. Not even sure what the target age group is. They have like half of an exhibition appropriate for each different age group. The exhibitions are not cool, barely entertaining, half of them are broke or barely work, they are all dirty as can be. And the museum overall is tiny! I feel bad for the people that pay to visit this place. This was definitely the last time we visited, even with free tickets. Every single Smithsonian museum is 100000x better than this, and they are all free. So save your time and money and visit any of them, I'm sure your kids will be more entertained there and at least they won't catch a nasty virus from playing in this dirty place.

My inner 12 year old enjoyed visiting the museum. It is located in the Ronald Reagan Building…read more Metro is close by. The museum has a few play/learning areas outside of the building. It is one of the few museums that charges a fee (just like The Bible Museum, Spy Museum & Museum of Illusions). All are worth a visit for different reasons. There are interactive exhibits and fun displays.