This entire plaza never existed when I was here and opened up after I left to go north, but its…read morenice to come back now and see how nice things have developed. This brewery & restaurant was a delight to visit and so glad I gave it a try. I needed some dinner a few days ago so decided to stop in on a Friday night. The place is beautiful with high ceilings and gives a spacious airy vibe thats laid back. There are also some Maryland flags hanging tastefully, nice touch. I sat at the bar and was quickly greeted by a very nice bartender. I started off with the Hike the Alps Hefeweizen and it was exactly the kind of hefe I like, hoppy, flavorful and definitely not bitter. Excellent beer! I also had their noodle salad dish and this was surprisingly very good. Very light, with lots of spinach and veggies and it was tasty with no guilt! I next wanted to try either their Potomac Punch or Georgia Ave beers, and was torn about the two, so the bartender let me taste both. The Georgia Ave beer is a peach sour, and since its only Spring and not yet stifling hot, a sour wasnt going to work for me just yet. I tried the Potomac Punch and this was fantastic, its an American wheat beer and you could taste the fruity notes, so very good! I didnt want a full 16 oz, so opted for a 5 oz. pour. Everything about this place was lovely! You will definitely find me coming back here again! And its cool they have a bunch of tables outside, would love to come back here, have a beer and shoot the breeze with my DMV peeps! Denizens gets five plus stars from me!

Enjoying a Cool Breeze Stout by the local Denizens Brewing Company. Deeply pleasing!…read more Dark and chocolaty, coffee overtones. Excellent head. Not over filling. A great accompaniment to my meal tonight at home (chicken stir fry).

Service - Confusing. There was a store line and a beer line. No indication of where to get the self…read moreservice wine. It was located right next to the beer window, so naturally, I thought you can purchase a wine credit slip from the beer window register. I was wrong, it can only be purchased at the main store's register. Drinks: Wine- Options. They have a nice selection of wine that you can choose a 3oz or 5oz pour. Beer- More options. They had beers and premade cocktails at the beer window. Store - Clean. It was an organized store that was well kept. They workers can help you gather larger orders by the register while you shop. On to my next adventure....

Neighborhood gem! Well stocked liquor store with charming bar service, indoors with both covered…read moreand uncovered outdoor seating. Love the beers and cocktails on draft and the wine pouring stations. Pro tip: go next door to order bbq and bring it back to eat on the patio while enjoying libations from TCM!

Ive been here a few times and like coming here with my mom and hanging out on their patio on a nice…read moreday. Its usually a weekday early afternoon that we have visited. Ive never been here on a weekend day. Its also great to support a business where the entire staff are deaf. I didnt figure this out until after a few visits and each time, the person pouring my draft was using sign language and reading my lips to help me. Beers have always been good. This time I had a JRA, which is a hoppy lager and very good. Mom had a fancy cola. It would be fun if they did a happy hour too. There's always a burger food truck parked here, but have never tried it. We sat outside, soaked up the sun like two lizards, had good conversation and enjoyed the beautiful day. Id definitely come back again when in the area.

We absolutely love Streetcar 82 Brewing Co. My husband and I have been coming here, and every…read moresingle visit reminds us why it's one of our favorite spots. I've been self-teaching myself sign language, and having the opportunity to come here and get some real one-on-one interaction and practice has been incredible. It's one thing to study on your own, but being able to engage in person in such a welcoming, supportive environment has been absolutely amazing. That kind of experience is rare -- and so appreciated. The atmosphere is relaxed, inclusive, and genuinely warm. The outdoor space is spacious and perfect for soaking up the sun, and we love that food trucks rotate through -- it makes every visit feel a little different. And Magnolia (our mini dachshund) is clearly a fan too. She was stretched out in the sunshine, completely relaxed, soaking it all in like she owned the place. Watching her sprawl out and enjoy herself just added to the whole experience. Great beer, great people, great vibes. We'll definitely keep coming back.

Fish & Chips here- Unmatched. The cod is huge crispy with flavorful potato wedges. Paired with…read moretheir in-house blonde ale and you have a total winner! Love you Franklins

One thing to note is it was after 6:00 pm and we didn't have to pay for parking. We didn't have to…read morewait too long, we were seated promptly and our waitress came with water. Our food took a while to come out but I figured it will be fresh! It is very loud but it's dinner time and there most tables are full. I got the Cesar salad because I wasn't very hungry. It was delicious and I almost ate it all even though I wasn't very hungry. My grandson got the Cook's House burger with corn pudding and I had a bite that, it was quite tasty. We got the Crispy Mushroom Bowl to go and that too was delicious! I love coming to this place. Now for the ice cream!

TL;DR: $8 for a few onion slices! I've been a Pizzeria…read moreParadiso customer for 20 years, first at the Dupont and Georgetown locations. So I was thrilled when one opened up in Hyattsville, not far from where I live. My partner and I have been there many times over the past few years and have always enjoyed it. But we were flabbergasted by our most recent experience. The food is as good as it ever was, but the value just isn't there. We were in on a Wednesday night and noticed a table sign for a special: two large pies and two appetizers for $60, so we ordered that. We each had one drink as well, and split a dessert. The bill came to over double that amount! We have paid less when eating in fine dining establishments. Why was our bill so high? Two main reasons: first because the upcharge for an additional topping is $4 each. I would expect that for fancy meat or cheese, but we only added red onion slices. Onions are one of the cheapest things in the supermarket, and $8 will buy a lot of onions. But I guess that's on us for not noticing that all additional toppings are the same (high!) price. Also, PP automatically adds a 20% charge in lieu of a tip. I have mixed feelings about that (and about the increases in tip culture in general). Our service was fine but not exceptional. Sadly, we will think hard before returning to PP. There are many other good pizza places out there.

Great family-friendly pizzeria with artisan brick oven fired pizzas, local beers on tap, excellent…read moreservice, and reasonable prices. This location offers both inside and outside dining, has a kids corner inside and play area outside and is walkable to a number of local shops. The pizza is tasty and reasonably priced and they have beautiful art from local artists on the walls available for purchase. We will be back!

Plenty of parking is still free for the 1st two hours (if validated)…read more Younger woman bartender is awesome! Local dive type of atmosphere

Gave them 2 stars because this was an impressively economical happy hour. If that's all you…read moreexpect, then you've won the lottery coming here. Wed., 10/1/25 ... I spent less than $50 for four drinks and one appetizer (pic of receipt attached). The drinks were decent ... wayyy too sweet for my taste buttt decent liquor ratio. Our service was mediocre. The little girls on staff today apparently didn't think a table full of women were worth their time/energy/effort. Ended up going to the bar for our first round because our patience finally skipped town. The bartender was pleasant and speedy. MAYBE this is a true neighborhood establishment and they knew we weren't locals. NOT fair because our money is also green buttt message received ... they ain't gotta worry about us anymore. Old Dominion Brewhouse, you also need to work on your scheduling because the HH shift should NOT start the same time as HH. #CommonSense As far as the ambience, didn't even want to waste my camera roll space. Admittedly, I'm a little jaded because of the poor service buttt all I remember is dark, dank and dingy. Next time I'm depressed and want discretion ... nope, let me stop lying ... I'll prolly still look for another spot to drown my sorrows in. #SorryNotSorry

All I can say is if you like onion rings GET the Onion rings and the wings old bay wings and the…read moreburger is great

First time checking out happy hour at The Hall in College Park and it did NOT disappoint…read more The vibes, the space, the options and don't get me started on that Big Bag o' Fries-- they really meant BIG. Plus those mozzarella sticks? Elite. If you're looking for an affordable spot to catch up with friends, this is it. Happy Hour: Wed-Fri 4-7pm $5 off apps $8 crushes ($6 refills)$2 off drafts, cans & bottles$5 green tea shots

Overall this place was pretty good and their menu was unique. The service was average and the…read moreambiance is pretty busy with college students.

Service: Not helpful. First time coming to this establishment to grab a drink and bite to eat…read more Since it was close to a college campus, I would've thought there would've been more people but it was basically empty. The service aspect was also lacking with no help with explaining what they would recommend on the menu. Dog policy: Does not truly abide. On the website, it mentions that dogs are welcomed. Workers said "technically they are allowed inside but we would rather have them outside". It was off putting to advertise being dog friendly but not allowing them into the establishment. Food: Rootbeer Corndog - Mid. It tasted like a regular corndog with no additional root beer flavor. Drinks: Daquiri - PASS!! This tasted like drinking sugar water with no alcohol. Frozen Margarita- Pass. Tasted like drink straight sour mix. On to my next adventure....

I started coming here a few months ago. They have a drive thru and overall nice selection of…read morespirits. I came to pick up some bottles for friends and the weekend this past week. Thankfully I asked for a receipt because I noticed I was charged for a bottle of "Banana rum" or something at $13.99 but I got 2 of the same bottles ($11.99), but in different flavors and neither was banana (they were mango and passion fruit). I came back in to tell them and the lady at the register said "well, you've already paid for it so there's nothing I can do". i said "SO WHAT!" The lady scanned the PASSION FRUIT bottle again and it came up as Banana Rum something. Then I guess the guy Manager came over, looked at the receipt my bottles and went to the shelf to check the price. He had her give me $2 back in change. I don't know if they purposely try to rob their customers or what, but please ask for and check your receipts.

From the owner: Our business specializes in making customers feels like superheroes . We provide a range of…read moreproducts and services and go above and beyond your expectations with a smile. :)

Manifest Bread is a cute shop with a nice vibe. The customer service was great and I was greeted…read moreimmediately with a smile. The young lady at the counter was friendly and patient. I ordered a biscuit with jam, a chocolate chip pecan cookie, and donut for my daughter. I only went for a quick treat but they were placing out some fresh made sandwiches that looked good. The apple and cheddar sandwich sounds good so I'd come back to try it. I didn't see the coffee menu until after placing my order but they do offer espresso and lattes. The cookie was delicious and had a slight salty flavor that complemented it well. The biscuit was good too but tasted healthy. I would order it again. I would revisit Manifest Bread to try more of their menu items. The service was great, there was room to sit inside and there's a dedicated parking lot. I went during the week so I'm not sure if parking is as easily available on the weekends.

I've purchased their baked goods at regional farmers' markets and wanted to see the brick & mortar…read morestore for myself. It's located in a convenient, small shopping center off of Route 1. Parking is challenging at peak times. The selection of baked goods is varied and fresh. The line to buy items can get long. There's a decent-sized space to "eat-in", should you want. The sweet potato/chili/pistachio bialy is quite a creation, really like it, zings big time. I've never seen that flavor combo in a bialy before and hope they keep making it. The gingerbread with meyer lemon glaze has a very deep ginger flavor that's quite memorable. Not as keen about the breads. The community sandwich loaf is too plain for me and the sourdough breads are tame.