We were looking for a place to watch the game and found Oasis…read more Service: We were greeted the moment we stepped foot in the door. Our waitress, Lydia, exhibit attentive and efficient service the entire night. She helped us with the menu, checked on us throughout the night, and refilled our drinks. She did this while serving the entire place. I would describe the service as empathetic and refreshing. Food: The wings here are really good. They are sizable and they don't hold back on the sauce. The skin is crispy and the wings are properly seasoned and cooked. We also got the burger. It was good, but slightly over cooked from the "medium" I requested. The pizza was very good and cheesey. It almost tasted homemade (in a good way). I'd get it again. Ambiance: It's a local bar with plenty of TVs to enjoy the game. It's a bar crowd, so expect some yelling and music, which fits the atmosphere. I like the decor, and the place smelled clean. I'd definitely come here to watch the game and have some wings.

This quaint spot gives me classic neighborhood dive vibes--in the best way possible. Think Cheers,…read morewhere everybody knows your name and the energy is always right. Customer service is consistently fast and friendly, which keeps me coming back. When I'm here, I usually stick to my go-to favorites: the catfish bites or the shrimp. Both are packed with flavor and fried to absolute perfection. And let's talk about the fries--crispy, tasty, and honestly some of the best in the area. Bonus points because the food always comes out piping hot. The music playlist will have you dancing in your seat while you eat, adding to the already lively atmosphere. They run great daily specials, and happy hour can get pretty busy--but it's always love, good vibes, and a good time. Parking does fill up fast, so plan accordingly--but trust me, you don't want to miss out on the food, drinks, and overall experience

I wish I didn't live so far This was an excellent spot…read moreI loved it The food n music was great

I love the food. It's fresh and tasty. The jollof rice and grilled turkey, chicken and fish are…read moreoff the charts!

This is my favorite place at FedEx field, but that is a low bar to reach. It gets bonus points for…read morehaving multiple TVs - you can watch the in-stadium feed, the network feed of the game and listen to the radio beoadcast. (For some reason, the sound doesn't sync up with either so it takes some getting used to.) There is also a tv with the RedZone channel, so you can track your fantasy players or just watch better games than the one outside, which comes in handy if say, the team is losing to St Louis by a score of 24-0 to go 3-10 on the year (hypothetically speaking of course). The weird thing is that although they serve food, the only options are nachos (chicken, beef or vegetarian). It's kind of strange to have no other choices in a lounge that's meant to hold you for hours. There is a full bar and you will pay stadium prices for everything, but you can bring in food that was purchased elsewhere in the stadium. If you have a club level ticket, it's worth stopping by - even if it's just to warm up. Be warned, it can fill up fast at halftime.

My go to spot whenever I'm doing a little gambling or celebrating a Birthday to meeting Friends or…read morewatching a game. A variety of good food and mixed drinks and beers! The back patio is a good option if You don't want to eat at a table inside or at the bar. The proximity to the action of the Casino makes it a great pit stop

A trendy, NYC like vibe this spot was a lot smaller than I expected so I see why they often have a…read morewait. On a nice day, they do have a small outdoor patio as well. I think they take reservations but we were able to grab a bar spot. Are drinks pricey? What do you think? It's a cocktail bar in DC. The drinks we tried were pretty tasty, even the mezcal one which I thought was a refreshing take. The wall shows some of the drinks on the menu and the ingredients/glass it comes in which I thought was a nice touch. Bartenders were friendly but not too chatty as they were super busy but you never waited long for a drink. The bourbon drink with the whipped honey was our favorite but the gin drink that was pink was also fantastic. For food I did try the buffalo chicken dip, pretty large and tasty (not too spicy) and loved the super crisp celery and the fritos. Clean, trendy bathrooms, nice vibes throughout the whole spot for pictures, great for a night cap or pre-dinner drink.

What a fun cocktail bar. My friend and I popped in for happy hour and it was a cool vibe from the…read morestart. I encourage you to get there early if you plan to go after work. They don't take revelations and the place fills up fast. It's a very cute spot and feels so comfortable and fun. Our bartender was Gaylan and he was great--had great reccs, laughed with us a bit, all around great guy. The 'let me just say this' was so soo good! It tasted like a rainbow--just bright and with a really delicious after taste. I should have stopped at the rose but after my trying my friend's, i had to have one! We initially came for happy hour, but moved to the cocktail menu. The hh was a bit limited, but the drinks were priced overall pretty reasonably for the area. My one complaint is the wine glasses were so teeny. Overall though, I would recommend this bar. Bonus: cheese balls when you sit down! I believe there is also a limited food menu (think nachos) for the after work or late night crowd.

Get place. Cyn is the best!!! She is an amazing bartender who will always listen and always makes…read morethe place feel like home. The lighting and music of Jimmy V's is the best. Can not be beat.

Was here for the valentines event, had a great time! The place got packed around midnight. Drinks…read morewere good, My group wished there was a second bartender only because the lady was swamped in drinks but she was awesome

Union Market has this magical ability to convince you you're fancy. You start the night sipping a…read more$22 cocktail with a garnish that looks like it was harvested by a fairy wearing linen. For a solid hour, you're like, "Wow... I am bougie like they say." Then the bartender calls out "Last call!" And as you take one final dramatic sip of your fancy drink, the lights come on like someone just hit the emergency button and whoa. Wait just one minute, I don't want to go home. That's when the migration begins. In Union Market, there's a place where all the local residents take their talents once the posh restaurants shut down and that place is Last Call Bar, the bar that welcomes you and your rapidly declining standards with open arms. And the food? Oh, the food is a spiritual journey. They kick things off with Jell‑O shots, which already tells you exactly what kind of night you're about to have. But it gets even better. They have food and the menu is full of options only a person who drank 5 cocktails could truly appreciate, the kind of late‑night masterpieces that would horrify you at noon but taste like gourmet brilliance after midnight. I'll take a hot dog please! The vibe is pure "we should've gone home but didn't" energy. The music is loud enough to drown out your responsibilities. The crowd is a mix of restaurant refugees, people who swore they were having an early night, and folks who are definitely lying to themselves about how early they have to wake up. It's a diverse crowd. More on the younger side but a sprinkle of adults that have kids in college or corporate jobs. The bartenders deserve awards for dealing with customers who insist they're "totally fine" while holding onto the bar like it's a support beam. And honestly? That's the magic. The best memories happen during the real happy hours of our days, bedtime hours, when you're either having way too much fun in the sheets or making the kind of decisions you'll laugh about (or regret) the next day. Last Call Bar isn't curated. It isn't polished. It isn't pretending. It's the place where your bougie persona quietly steps aside and you says, "Let's get a hot dog". If you want a place where the night gets a second wind and your dignity takes a short break, welcome home. Let's get into it! Drinks - Perfectly made! Way to go to the bartender! Hot dog- at this late hour it tasted like a filet mignon! Give me another! Eeeek! A watering hole - every one needs a hole that waters! Xo

When I say this is a dive bar THIS IS A DIVE BAR…read more It's a little hole in the wall located in Union Market and you can easily miss it. I came here for a first date that kept going after the other place we went to nearby was closing up for the night. We ran into her friends she recommended we get these Jell-O shots which already was a plus for me considering that most bars don't do Jell-O shots! And what's even better is there's an option where you can add Pop Rocks into them! Never in my 30 years of life did I ever consider adding Pop Rocks into a Jell-O shot but wow! It was incredible! Service has a bartender or two behind working the counter. The drinks are really cheap which you can't say much for DC area bars. The food menu I wish was a bit more expansive but if you just come here for drinks the menu is solid and price competively

The theater is a nice spot, but I wish they offered seat-side service! The drinks are pretty…read morepricey, and some cocktails miss the mark, so I stick to my favorite--rosé wine.

A small, comfy, and cool bar with themed drinks inside the AMC Georgetown, though a bit overpriced…read more(which is understandable given its location in a prime waterfront spot in Georgetown; it's also located inside a movie theatre). Good service. We came here for a drink with friends before seeing Avengers: The Infinity War. They offer a dark purple cocktail presumably styled after Thanos the villain, and a blue and red drink called Might Hero (colors of Captain America). It's sweet and sour. Very interesting. They have comfy table and seats by the window. It doesn't seem to be crowded even though it's a Friday night. Most people seem to be getting drinks to take into the cinema. Great name: MacGuffins! Named after the "MacGuffins" device in film I suppose. Cocktails come in plastic cups rather than stylish glasses. Presumably this is for the convenience of letting you take your drinks into the cinema.

I thought this space was a good venue if you want to hang with friends and have drinks that aren't…read moreoverly expensive in the city. I got the dirty Shirley temples and they did their job. The service was just okay. I wouldn't rush coming back anytime soon, but it's a good option to have among the sea of DC bars.

A great alternative spot. Dark and divey with a fantastic beer selection. Music was late 80's and…read more90's with a very hipster vibe. Not an act. This really is where interesting people hang out. Friendly staff and customers. I dropped in while waiting for my takeout next store, so glad I did.

Kai served me the best lychee martini!! You also can't go wrong with chicken empanadas!read more

loved kai! service was great and the food was delicious. big fan of the chicken empanadas. the…read morevibes in here are cute and the music isnt too loud

It's better service than Felt but the music is mid and the energy is dry. Drink prices are just…read moreridiculous. Just because you have no food doesn't require you to charge a value meal for one scotch.

Expectations were definitely not met. First, I don't particularly like gambling, so being in the…read morecasino itself is unappealing. I assumed this "lounge" was going to be a separate entity from the casino but that was not the case. Second, it is not decorated nicely at all. I didn't get a "loungey" feel, more so an old hotel lobby with outdated hulking furniture. There aren't many places to sit and they still managed to have blackjack tables all through the lounge thus extending the casino inside. My drink was good, though it came in a plastic cup so thumbs down on presentation. The security was nice enough, but the rest of the employees get a thumbs down. Would not be back, not worth stopping by.