The WORST FRIES I've EVER HAD. DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY. Cheese wiz quality on a few waffle fries…read more So to summarize: crap ingredients, a few bacon bits, green onion (what the heck!???) horrible cheese randomly thrown on. This is not the frites that I had previously at Nats Park. They used to be string fries and really well done. What the hell happened???!!!!

The fries were pretty good. Ordered the large Garlic Parmesan fries with two dipping sauces - the…read morebuffalo blue cheese and curry dip. Wow, I loved these dipping sauces. The buffalo blue cheese is spicy but so good. Danny Myers is taking over Nats park with Shake Shack, Box Frites and Blue smoke. Also ate the BLT dog. A little pricey for $6.75 but it was really good. You can't go wrong with bacon!

A local gem with great potential! It's so cute, very ambient and a nice change from a traditional…read morehookah lounge. I've been here twice and the service is always touch and go. Staff always move like they're in a rush which causes orders to be forgotten and simple requests to be overlooked. The cocktails are good depending on who makes them, food is pretty standard & the hookah is good, made with good quality shisha. They are a new business so I'm confident some things can be worked through. Looking forward to returning and updating my review

I went to Oasis with a group of friends and had an amazing time. It's a newer restaurant so it…read morewasn't super busy but the vibes were there. The music was great, a mix of afrobeats and hip hop, that wasn't too loud so you could actually have a conversation with the people next to you. The restaurant was beautiful, modern and clean. Even the bathroom was nice! We ordered 2 hookahs, which were so smooth. I'm not a big hookah user but even I can admit it was great quality. Onto the food, the whole group got the lemon pepper and hot honey flavored wings. They were delicious. So good that we ended up ordering a second round. All in all, I definitely recommend patronizing this place. It's worth every penny.

char bar kosher grill at nats park , near section 138. I ordered delicious hot dog with suarkraut,…read moreketchup, mustard, thousand island. and great price too! even though its kosher, it was same price or cheaper than other hot dogs in the stadium !

It's surprising, with the explosive growth of DC Food trucks, that there has not been a burger…read moretruck on the scene until now. Dorthy Moon's is now filling the aforementioned role as the only current DC Burger truck. The big purple truck hit the streets at the beginning of the month and is keeping it simple "slinging street meat". Their website is not currently up and running but their facebook page mentions 5 burgers - plus the "build your own" option. I did not see a list of suggested burgers, but was happy to build my own and opted for Bacon, Cheddar, with Terriyaki Mushrooms and the usual lettuce, tomato, onion, and condiments. They also offer a few unique toppings such as Sriracha sauce, egg, and pepperoni. I passed on the usual choices of sodas (they also offer an Arnold Palmer) and flavored chips so that I could sample the burger unfettered by distractions. The burger options are pretty generous with $6 for a single and only a dollar more for a "double". They did not take a "temp" on the burger but it was cooked to a nice juicy medium. (Note that if you don't like any pink in your burger you may want to ask for burger a bit more done). My first impression upon opening the foil wrapped burger was -- Five Guys! Almost the same profile and wrapping method as Five Guys and about the same size patties and hamburger buns. The meat was flavorful, bacon crisp and generously portioned, the bun soft and slightly sweet, and it was (of course with all of my toppings) a rather messy but enjoyable eat. My only minor quibble were the "terriyaki mushrooms" - they were decent sauteed button mushrooms, but I could detect no terriyaki flavor to them. They might want to consider offering turkey and/or veggie burgers if they want to round out their offerings for some of DC's health conscious. However, I have a feeling that this place will likely develop a loyal following, as is, if they keep their prices down and quality up.

Nom nom nom. Want…read morea burger with everything on it? This is the place to go. Single/Double/Trip for $7/8/9. And all (I mean ALL) toppings are included. I got mine with lettuce, tomato, mushrooms, sweet peppers, hot peppers, fried egg, bacon AND pepperoni with provolone cheese, bbq sauce, and a hint of sriracha. This is a bargain! The patties are no shake shack, but they are flavorful and freshly cooked. The million dollar question is who's Dorthy Moon and where has she been all my life? Ignore these fools: http://www.nytimes.com/2012/03/13/health/research/red-meat-linked-to-cancer-and-heart-disease.htm

I usually don't splurge for hot dogs at the ballpark, but it was the 4th of July, so I figured,…read morewhat the hell. I tried the Heater dog (all beef dog slathered in buffalo wing sauce, topped with blue cheese cole slaw) and it was, hands down, the best hot dog I've ever had at a ballpark. The bun was fresh, the hot dog was full of flavor (all beef, I was told), and while I was dubious about the blue cheese cole slaw, it really worked well in conjunction with the buffalo wing sauce on the dog. I had eaten half the dog before I even got back to my seat. There were about a half dozen other varieties, including a Mac & Cheese dog, but I was very pleased with my choice, and not sure when I'll get around to trying the others. The dog was $6.00, which is a little rich for my blood - in fact, I want to give this a 4.5 on account of the price but what the hell, I'll round it up. Honestly, even considering the price, I might start getting one of these every time I come to the ballpark. I haven't liked anything else I've tried at Nats park half so much. Excellent food option, hope it stays around.

Ok. So my boyfriend and I love all things baseball- but especially the beer and the hotdogs…read more Prior to this season we read that Xtreme Loaded Dawgs was coming to Nationals Park on Serious Eats (website) where they were featuring "Major League Baseball's Best and Craziest Ballpark Hot Dogs for 2011". We could not have been more excited. We started researching and learned that they were a self-described hot dog concept stand which was supposed to feature awesome things - like a bahn mi Vietnamese style hotdog, hotdogs with mac and cheese and Fritos (The Big Kid Dog), hotdogs with chili and Fritos (The Frito Pie). This all sounded amazing. So last night we went to our first game of the year and ventured out around the 6th inning to find some hotdogs. The stand (where Teddy's Barbecue used to be in center field) was dark, to the point that we had to ask if they were open. They didn't have the bahn mi style hotdog as advertised, which very much disappointed my boyfriend. We decided on splitting The Frito Pie (don't worry we were only splitting because we'd both already had dogs in Das Bullpen and were planning on nachos). The Frito Pie dog was a TOTAL LET DOWN! A) They weren't Fritos. Yes, let me repeat: The FRITO Pie dog doesn't actually have Fritos but instead tiny crumbs of tortilla chips, so small that you could barely notice them adrift in the chili. The chili was fine, the dog was fine- it made for a decent chili dog. But seriously? Totally disappointed. I was getting excited the Shake Shack coming soon, but now I'm afraid they're gonna tell us they're out of shakes and serve veggie dogs or something. Really hope this improves, it had a lot of potential :( (oh and seriously "Xtreme Loaded Dawgs" - c'mon what a ridiculous name)

The only food truck my guy wants to buy from when we hit up the Elkridge VFD on Friday nights! He…read moreeats every little morsel!! He likes the lemonade too!

So good. I hadn't realized this truck would be at the pool - yay! I got a lobster roll and some…read morehush puppies. Very reasonably priced, large portion and delish! Great folks working too. Catch this truck if you see it.

REAL TALK: I had to check out Monsieur Waffle due to their name and the cute dog on their truck!…read more Their menu offers Belgian waffles and iced coffee, and sometimes seasonal items, such as the iced chocolate drink! We stopped by while we were in the area, and we ordered: +the Belgian waffle with the strawberry fruit spread and their sweetened whipped cream +an iced coffee The waffle was delicious, as it was slightly sweet; the combination of the strawberry fruit spread and the sweetened whipped cream that was a bit more dense was delicious (and, I'm not much of a whipped cream person!)! The iced coffee was strong, and there was organic blue agave nectar to sweeten it up, if you wish - very tasty! The staff and service were so friendly, and you could tell that this is a favorite for the locals! They are great in updating their socials on their next appearances. +Belgian waffles +friendly and sweet staff +look for the dog on the truck!

Not sure how long good trucks will last…read more Well thought out basic menu. Went for fajitas, at a pricey option at 13 clams, what is it with these trucks charging an arm and leg for lunch? Fajitas are cooked well, but involve little marinade or seasoning. On top of that they weren't that tender either. Guaca on the side is good, but far too little as is the pico. Biggest dud, the rice. Barely even properly cooked and hard. Still it did make a solid meal rice aside, but for the price I would have expected far better flavors. Good for in a pinch, but not for what they are charging by far.

OMG ... was so good, I had to write this review while eating it. I got a combo beef and chicken…read moreburrito bowl ($12.10). Beef and chicken was seasoned to perfection. The guac is some of the best I've had in a while. Grilled veggies so fresh, sweet, and crispy. The salsa, the rice, the bean, the everything, just soooooo good. Can't wait to have this truck again. They used to have a really good combo which included really good grill shrimp too which I miss :.(