Excellent service , the manager Sarah is super professional the food is great . I love going to the…read moreroof top

Victoria was such an amazing bartender! I've been here several times and she's made the best drink…read moreI've had here so far !

I pulled up to the spot for a birthday gathering after hearing a few people call The Hideout the…read moreplace to go, and they weren't lying. You come for the drinks, but you'll end up staying for the atmosphere. The pours are generous so if you're coming with friends, bring a designated driver. You'll definitely get your money's worth. I ordered the fried deviled eggs because so many people recommended them and now I get it. Crispy, seasoned just right, and way better than I expected. They went real well with those strong drinks. I hear the wings are really good as well! The crowd had real local energy in the best way. No pretentious vibes, just friendly people and a laid back atmosphere. It feels like one of those "if you know, you know" spots. If you plan on stopping by, come early. Parking fills fast and once the bar gets moving seats disappear

Been here a few times over the years. Stopped in on a SUNDAY, around 8pm. Place was semi packed!…read moreGood music. Bartendar was really helpful. Tall guy. Thankfully we got a table as soon as we walked in, someone was walking out in the main bar area. Nachos were good. They also had karaoke that night! Bathrooms are less than desired. Parking out front, on the side of behind the building.

No reviews? Guess I'll be first! Maybe because it's so fun, they don't want y'all to know about it…read more I won't gatekeep so here you go. Located on the lower level of Dive Bar, this place gives speakeasy! The set up reminds me of Odie's/Perry's in Odenton ##IYKYK On a Friday night it was a nice crowd but not packed. We sat at the bar. There are some tables and booths. There's even a very comfy looking couch near the entrance. There was live music. The guy was really good! The drinks are cheap and well made! For food I ordered the chicken club minus bacon, with a side of fries and it was good. The bartender, Rachel was attentive. The other bartender's name I didn't catch but she was great as well. The parking lot is tight but not terrible!

Great service. Burgers are among the best I've had. A bit expensive but I guess that's what prices…read moreare these days.

If you know someone in Laurel and they havent brought you here...they dont care about you…read more.. I have been here since the beginning. Food, Service, Value is on point!! Ambiance is casual and can be intimate and attend big parties So far they may have the best Nachos in the area... My only complaint is the Cocktail drink menu needs more creativity in their recipes

food was flavorful. Convenient location…read more Good prices. Great happy hour specials. Definitely be back!

I been coming to spectrum lounge regularely since it first opened up in 2020. It's always a fun…read moretime. They have great music , vibes and people. If you love afrobeats you def need to check this place out. The upstairs lounge is huge and the decor and lights make this place look so lively. It gets pretty packed on weekends so def recommend reserving a table . they also have a restaurant downstairs that serves great suya . Shoutout to valery , NJ and the staff for keeping this place lit everyday.

change the dj please . the music was we didn't like the musics that were playing at all . And it…read morewa emu friends birthday

Upon walking in the establishment, The decor stood out! Nicely decorated with a platform on the…read morecenter over a waterbed of roses. The staff were all hospitable- including Donovan, the owner. He took tie to chat with us while he was serving patrons in the restaurant. There was a calypso band of senior men . The music was a very nice touch. About the food-from appetizer to entrees, everything was delicious!! We scraped the bowl of the Cream of Crab soup. Each of our entrees were savory and seasoned very well. Even the sweet potatoes were soft and flavorful. I do recommend getting the lamb chops medium. A few things that aren't as appealing-One was the wait. We had reservations and still waited 30 mins before being seated, and there were available tables. Also, our drinks came out after our appetizers and food. Definitely a great new restaurant spot to visit. I would definitely come back.

The owner was nice enough to give Russett residents 20% off their meal on Thursday, April 9. I had…read moremy reservations about this restaurant for a number of reasons, which a lot of things were dispelled as it had been mostly a good experience. They were doing a great job on service, cordial, answered questions, & food was solid. It was when the bill came. I was going to tip 20% for his good service, but I was pissed when there was an automatic 18% gratuity added to the bill for just two of us. That was so obnoxious. That's the crap they'd do in DC with their Initiative 82 nonsense. Or it is common practice for a large enough party to do forced 18% or whatever gratuity, which still is annoying. 90% of the time I'm tipping at least 18%, but what about the other 10% where the service sucks, slow, &/or surly?! They are subsidizing lousy servers with that guaranteed 18%. This place opened maybe last summer or so, and it was kind of a nice addition to Corridor Marketplace. I wasn't terribly interested in spicy Caribbean food, granted not all spicy. It's a Caribbean-Italian fusion. I checked the menu online not long after they opened and before deciding to finally give this local place in my neighborhood a try when they were nice enough to give 20% off. I determined the food is strange although they had some stuff that might be appealing but seemed overprice. $36 for lasagna seems steep to me, but it's oxtail lasagna so some fancy beef I suppose. Initially, I tried calling to make my reservation on Monday, but no one answered and then realized Monday is the day they are closed. I called 3 times on Tuesday afternoon, but no one answered, which was a bit of a negative. However, while on my 3rd call to them, I was on a walk, and I decided I'd try walking in since I wasn't all that far from Catherine's on my walk. The restaurant was dead as it was about 3:30 in the afternoon, and the server was nice getting my reservation in for an early dinner on Thursday as I had a meeting at 7 PM and also something enough I was ideally trying to do before that. My friend & fellow Russett resident arrived on time. We discussed the red ropes and carpeting outside, which I've always thought was too much. It blocks almost the entire sidewalk over there, which was one thing that turned me off to the restaurant originally. My older friend who walks with a cane made an interesting comment I didn't think of but agreed that it could be hazardous to someone with a cane, elderly, or handicap. Although I don't think the red rope/carpeting is necessary at all, perhaps they could consider pulling it back some. We were seated at a white table cloth seats. They have booth/table combinations, individual tables of varying sizes, and the bar area. Server promptly came over. The place is nicely decorated with good lighting, but was quite warm as the big windows brought in the hot sun even though it was only maybe 60 F outside, but I'm sure in the summer & when it's legitimately warm outside they have the AC cranking. I just water as I wanted to be clearheaded for the 7 PM meeting, but I heard from another neighbor there that the sangria drink was good & strong. My friend ordered a drink, but it never came for her, which she didn't care, but that was an error on their part. I asked the server several questions about his recommendations & various other aspects of the menu. I settled on what I had originally had leaned to when I had looked at the menu online and the Yelp reviews I saw. I got the rasta pasta with chicken. My friend got the oxtail lasagna. Although I'm not big on spicy foods in general, and the rasta pasta was pretty spicy, it still wasn't so ridiculously spicy that it detracted on the good taste. The portion size was bigger than I realized, which was a plus too. I could've pigged out and eaten the whole sucker, but I decided to not overeat and save half as a leftover. Based on some reviews/pics, I was thinking the rasta pasta wasn't going to be that big, and that it'd be one sitting. In 2024, my girlfriend & I had gone to an Italian restaurant, where the portion size was not much where I didn't have leftovers, which was annoying for the price there, and I had no 20% off or any sort of discount. I asked to try a bite of my friend's oxtail lasagna as I was curious to see what oxtail was all about. It was very good, but it's still not worth $36 although debatable with the 20% off about $29, I would've been satisfied with it. Further, it looked bigger than I was thinking. Water refill came in a timely enough manner, which always important. It had been overall a pleasant experience, and I was ready to give 4-stars, but as I said before the forced 18% gratuity was a big turnoff, which lowered it to 3-stars. Forced gratuity is a major turnoff. I might've considered coming back with the high full prices, but I won't come back with that forced gratuity nonsense.

We'll have to come back and try this place again on a night where they aren't swamped... We tried…read moreOversea on "R&B Night" and it was an epic fail. When we arrived, there were only a few people there and we were able to get a drink order in right away and they brought it to our table fairly quickly. But then the crown arrived and there were lines 10 people deep just to get an order in. Food (which we didn't order) was a nightmare; there were people's orders behind the bar for over 30 minutes just getting cold because they were too busy to figure out where the people were and no one was coming up to check on their orders. I waited in line for over half an hour just to close my tab. I'd recommend paying with each order... The drinks were not bad - the spirits (which are not made there) are decent, but are primarily mixers. They do sell bottles, but I didn't get any (granted I am a whiskey snob...). The music was WAY too loud and the DJ was just awful - he had zero personality whatsoever. My adult kids were the ones who wanted to bail, not us! Hope the next time is better...

Date: Thursday, October 23rd, 2025 Time: around 5:45pm…read moreParty of: 3 *Lychee Lush ($9) *Oasium Gin Fizz ($9) *Mocktail ($7) *Single Malt Whiskey Old Fashion ($15) - Yes Smoke ($3) *Matcha Lover ($15) *Korean Espressotini ($16) *Red Bull ($5) *Chicken Karage ($9) *Takoyaki - 6 ($9) *Oversea Bourbon ($50) *Single Malt Whiskey ($60) *Tax ($17.94) We wanted to check out a distillery while in Maryland. This was conveniently located, so we decided to drop by. It's a huge space and not that many people were here, so we easily just grabbed a table. Turned out it was also trivia night. We did not officially play, but there was only one person competing, so we kinda helped out. The vibe here is akin to converted warehouse. But with spots for IG photo ops and such. We made it during happy hour, so I tried the lychee lush. Very sweet and kinda weak. Not really my thing. I did get the matcha drink next and asked if they could make it extra stiff. It was much better. Fun place to chill. And my friend liked their alcohol so much, he bought the two bottles listed above. REVIEW #3893

Alex was a great server. He was very attentive to our table. He kept the drinks coming. I also…read moreenjoyed the jerk curry fried rice.

It was wonderful, today was my birthday and Mr. Alex was the most accommodating server I had, made…read moremy visit the most welcoming and comfortable experience. I will definitely be back!

I was catching up with a friend and decided to meet at this random Black-owned spot--and it turned…read moreout to be Bingo-shots night. The bar seating was full, with a few other guests scattered around, but the space itself was open and very roomy. Best part...YOU CAN SMOKE!! We ordered food and drinks from the beautiful bartender and host Leah, and about 20 minutes later, we were told they'd be closing early. We wrapped up pretty quickly and were getting ready to head out when we learned that the owner, Yancey, was actually closing early to take both staff and customers to another Black-owned bar in Olney that doesn't get much traffic on Wednesday nights. We decided to join, and I'm glad we did. When we arrived, the owner of 5 Sisters generously covered our first round of drinks. Overall, it turned into a really fun and unexpected night. I will return to 5 sisters as long as the young people stay away!!!

This is definitely a . . . neighborhood . . . . possibly . . . . hangout spot . . . I think. I've…read morebeen here a few times before and it's always been the same type of vibe. Barely anyone in there and service blah. I ventured here with a friend to celebrate another friend's birthday. I was warned ahead of time that the drinks were horrible so I adjusted accordingly. They have a good open space and they were hosting the Thursday night football game. There's an area that has a big screen television and some lounge chairs all mostly facing the television throughout that half of the restaurant. They have a very limited menu and I can appreciate that however I did ask if my food was going to be freshly prepared or if it had already been cooked and was sitting under warmers. I was informed that it would be freshly made and I didn't feel like that was untruthful because it was just some fried fish and french fries which you can just throw in some grease. Yeah, nah. It was at the very beginning of warm. That's not hard to make some fresh fish and some fresh hot crispy french fries. But for $10, okay. I was asked to pay immediately after I ordered and thought that this was awkward as well but, okay. If the food was hot it would have been great. The fish was seasoned and I love a crinkle cut french fry. When my server brought the food to me they were about to sit it in my lap instead of putting it on the table in front of me. I thought that very awkward and ask them to just put it on the table please . . . . I don't know what else to say. They serve hookah as well --v--

Inside Nuzback's Bar, the light hangs low and yellow, a kind of perpetual dusk where time congeals…read moreinto the smell of fryer oil and cheap vodka. Strings of Halloween cobwebs tremble above bottles of liquor, as if the ghosts here prefer to drink domestically. A vodka shot stands beside its receipt like evidence of a small crime against moderation. The Buffalo wings, glossy with orange defiance, rest in their Styrofoam sarcophagus, radiating the heat of something both glorious and regrettable. They taste of salt, vinegar, and a century of American longing -- a perfect fusion of pleasure and self-punishment. The fries are pallid witnesses, already resigned to their limp fate, and the cup of bleu cheese dressing stares up like a white eye of judgment. Yet somehow, in this dim and sticky world, everything feels mercifully honest: the bartender's quiet rhythm, the hum of televisions, the unwavering neon of Bud Light offering salvation through carbonation. There is beauty in such imperfection -- the kind that belongs to places that have nothing left to prove.

I found cheers! Friendly service. Comfortable place to hang out. Broad menu with food served til…read morelate up to 1 am although limited menu later on at night.