This s another place I enjoy being at. This is across frim other hotels abs Restaurants and retail…read morestores at the front gate entrance. This is the Nationals Ball Park in Washington DC.in the heart of the area . Across from the Silver Diner and more . This place has Great family and community oriented atmosphere. This pmave has consessipn Stand restaurants that arw always packed. My favorite is the PNC DIAMOND CLUB . They have great menus like pizzas hot dogs , And so much more with Great customer service. But I wish they had convention rooms for baseball Card Convention . So people like fans and more get to keet all the baseball all stars . Gives a better sense o fan loyalty and sense of community. I wish they pur job applications on Ziprecruiter to make things easier for me . The seats sometimes are way 9verheated on summer days where it's too hot to touch sometimes. Thy need to put towels ti prevent burns on the seats . But its comfortable while shaded. But one of my family members had a medical emergency but First Responders responded quickly. I thank them . Next time I come here with family it should be Sue , John Mark , My dad and John mark's fiance . I like coming here its been a while since the Pandemic when things went to shit . What the pandemic did to all of us Americans we were all at fault which wete unjustifiable, Inexcusable, Unlawful , Reprehensible, Irresponsible, And diwn right wrong. We have to outlaw such behavior from ever happening again nit to everyone happen to anyine again . Lets make this place a family and community oriented atmosphere and fun pksce to flne to again without prejudice, Racism and political and religious bullying get involved ever again . This is a place to have and be as ine community again . If you enjoy this place as I do . This place is for you. We all look forward to seeing you all there very soon once again.

This is a nice ballpark to watch the Nationals play at home, but it lacks the ambience of Camden…read moreYards (in Baltimore) or the history of Fenway Park (in Boston). Before you arrive, remember to bring a clear plastic bag and one plastic bottle of water (unopened). Metal and glass containers are prohibited. At the main gate, you first go through a metal detector. Then, you scan a QR code to enter the turnstile gates. On the plus side, it's easy to access using public transportation via Metro (short walk to a station). However, if you are driving here, try to reserve a parking spot in advance. Some parking lots are a 15 minute walk away, so plan accordingly and bring comfortable sneakers. Inside the ballpark, you'll find several places to eat, including Shake Shack and Ben's Chili Bowl. If you're going to a Sunday afternoon game at 1:35pm in the summertime, visiting team seats on the 3rd base side get partial shade around 2:30pm-3:00pm. However, seats on the 1st base side will be exposed to the sun during the entire game. Most Nats fans are pretty friendly toward visiting team guests. Overall, I think it's a good ballpark for watching a game - but it's not the nicest ballpark on the East Coast.

I miss RFK Stadium. For decades, it served Washington, D.C. as a premier event space for soccer…read moregames, concerts, etc. It's a massive stadium in Hill East really close to the Stadium-Armory Metro Station on the Orange/Blue/Silver line. The stadium itself has plenty of seating with bleachers that bounce as people cheer. There's nothing more fun when watching an intense soccer game. There were plenty of food options inside especially ones that serve a solid pupusa. Beer is plentiful. Sadly, the stadium closed a few years back. They are still trying to decide what to do with the space.

If it were made of Rubber, it'd be Rubber F Kennedy Memorial Stadium…read more RFK is a wonderful stadium that is beautiful and historic and reminds me of the World Cup 94,and also reminds me of where I used to come and watch DC United play. It's falling into disrepair, but it has so many great memories for me that I can do nothing but give it a good rating. It's one of the classic stadiums of the USA, and I hope that they are able to keep it open and renovate it and make it useful. Even though it won't have the NFL playing in it anytime soon, I hope that somebody big will play it in future. Richard covered most of what happened here, it was a legend. But he forgot that World Cup USA 94 games were held here, which were my greatest memory of the stadium that famously and literally would bounce up and down during games.

It was a school trip, we decided to eat our lunch here before going into the Rubell Museum.read more

Randall Recreation Center is a great place for kids in southwest DC in the Waterfront neighborhood…read more It comes with a large playground with a sea animal theme, a pool, basketball court, a soccer field, and some cool murals. If you need a place to take your kids, go here!

The Ellipse Park - This park impressed me with its openness and tranquility, even though it is…read morelocated very close to the White House. It feels airy and spacious, making it ideal for a walk or a break on the grass. I like that it is not overcrowded and offers space to simply be and take in the surroundings in peace. Unfortunately, the park is currently not accessible due to security reasons.

When on your visit to DC, a trip to White House seems in order. I was on a business trip in the…read morearea and decided to take an excursion to check it out. Somehow I got lost in DC trying to find the White House. I ended up finding it, but this was not the view I was expecting. The Ellipse offers up the B-side view of this landmark rather than the one you see on TV screens. This is basically a circular park with a partial view of the White House. There is a fence that you can walk up to take pictures, but you have to walk on grass to get to it. Not ideal when the grass is wet and muddy. Rather than walking all the way to fence, I opted to walk about halfway and take some pictures and go. It is not like I am actually visiting The White House itself, so why waste much time on this attraction when there are better ones nearby like the Smithsonian.

Newer facilities with quick and easy access overall. Be mindful of the upper seating, stairs at a…read moregood incline if you are not nimble on your feet. Good view of field from most seats. Not a lot of shade depending on seats and time of the day and even if covered can have sum breaking through gaps so ensure to put that SPF on for those sunny days! Parking is atrocious here with fees of $100 immediately around if driving in. Metro is 15-20 minute walk so plan accordingly!

For review 4,300, I think it fitting to bestow that on Audi Field. I'm a fan of soccer, but don't…read morereally follow. I enjoy being in the crowd to watch a live game rather than sit at home and watch it on television. When I had the chance to go to a game, I made sure to take that offer up. Plus, I got to explore more of the city this way. A city that I have lived in for a few years and still have yet to discover a majority of it. Making your way here was fantastic while using the Metro. Getting in here was a breeze too. But, if I may, use any other entrance than Entrance A. The other entrances are way easier to get into and virtually no lines. Getting to your seats here are really easy as well, just follow the signs and you will be there quite fast. However, there are a lot of people that cannot decipher where the sections are. I had a few people try to say I was in their seat when I was not. They were the next section over. The one thing I would have liked to have known was that there was a second level right near my section instead of having to climb those steep steps. But the view, my god the view at this place is amazing. Seeing the Washington Monument over the jumbo screen was amazing. I do have to say, there is definitely not a bad seat in this stadium. Perfect view of the field and, if you are like me, a great place to disassociate. I caught myself staring off into the DC sky a lot while here. That view also lends to how a goal celebration happens here. Over the scoreboard there will be fireworks that shoot out in a 'W' formation with the DC skyline behind it. And when there is a goal, this place comes more alive than it already is. I really enjoyed myself here while watching the game. It was a great stadium to take in a game, and one I hope to come back to time and time again.

Horribly maintained dog park. No grass, no benches. The city puts hood money into the west side dog…read moreparks but neglects the east side. If you're reading this post, please please please report a 311 ticket using the DC 311 app and tell the city what you want this park to be. If we do not demand it, they will not provide it. It takes 2 minutes to submit a ticket and if enough people request the city invest, the city HAS to respond. Look how long they took to rebuild Florida Ave on our side of town, while all the other areas of town got new roads and parks and high speed internet. This city gets away with murder when it comes to investing in the black and brown neighborhoods. Demand they do better.

I used to go with my best friend to this park with his dog, Lincoln. I'm not a dog owner, just a…read morefriend of a dog, so my opinion may not be the best, but I think this is the best dog park in Capitol Hill East. It has a small dog park and a larger dog part. The other dogs seem friendly and it really brings together dog owners.

Came here as a 40th birthday party and while I had a great time it had nothing to do with the free…read morefood or drinks. Honestly we would have had just as good a time by the tables in the concession area that overlooks the ball park. Alcoholic drinks are free for beer or wine... anything you pay... as the bartender told us numerous times as a way to get tipped. So bring cash... so you can tip. We left 10 bucks on the first drink order and it wasn't enough for her to remember us even with no one else at the bar on a Tuesday night game lol. I don't know ... I looked up how much it was to get in and looked like 165. I'd say show up at the gates and get the 5 dollar ticket and spend the rest on drinks and alcohol before going into the diamond club. Service if any was nothing special to not good. Food was whatever. Seats pretty good ... if you like baseball

Had the best time ever at my first nationals game at this stadium! Everyone, all the staff members…read morewere so nice, friendly and very helpful. Diamond club is the only way to go from now on!

I've seen a couple of bands here. It's surprisingly streamlined to go through the entrance process…read more The sound is incredible no matter where you're seated. I've been on the floor and I've been way up high. Quality doesn't get lost. Food and drinks are $$$. Typical of any venue of this type.

It was my second time going to a Washington Wizards game. They have not won much in the last couple…read moreof years so tickets were cheap. They were giving out free shirts so that was a fun reason to check it out. It was much emptier than other stadiums that I have been to. Usually, we are crowded with other people who are coming in but everything runs smoothly here. I don't know if that is because the team is not doing well or it usually is like this. We were able to look around and see the local vendors. They have the usual fast-food options with some DC specials like Ben's Chili Bowl. I did not try it but I have heard good things. We were able to go up and see the game. Unfortunately, they did not win. It was disappointing that Anthony Davis and Trey Young didn't play but what can you do? It was fun to see a game here and I hope to come back next time I am in town.

SCAM! I hadn't gotten my racquets restrung in DC yet and didn't know where to go, so I called this…read moreplace. The guy offered to pick up and drop off my racquets, which seemed convenient. I specifically asked for a white grip, and he didn't mention any issues--just said he could provide the service of restringing and gripping. Initially, he said he would return my racquets the following morning, but that kept getting pushed back. It ultimately took five days. While the delay itself wasn't a huge issue, he repeatedly promised next-day delivery and kept changing it. When I finally got my racquets back, the original grip hadn't even been removed--he just wrapped a new one over it which wasn't the grip style or color I asked for. The finishing tape wasn't even properly placed at the top of the handle. When I went to play, the strings were actually worse than when I gave them to him. I ended up wasting $90, and to make matters worse, he lost my dampener. When I called him about it, he took an hour to respond and then admitted he had lost it, handing me a random one from his car. Absolutely horrible quality and service on every front.

Bryn runs excellent private and group tennis lessons. I've been playing with him for about a year…read moreand have enjoyed his teaching style and sense of humor. He's developed a strong community of players that I've enjoyed getting to know. He's also incredibly responsive and flexible with scheduling times to play.