This is such a great date spot or get together with a group of friends or family. I've been to…read moreanother one of swingers that I believe that it might have closed down. But this one is just as great and has a few games that we got to enjoy for 30 minutes free. So we took full advantage of that after we did the course. Now I'm not going to lie I didn't think the food would be as good as it was...but oh boy it was very good and cooked fast. I got some wings, guacamole and chips, and tacos and my man got a pizza. We didn't think the pizza would be a full pizza but it was like a large. The drinks we got were very good I got a raspberry lemons drop and orange creamsicle drink and he got his frozen margaritas. I also had a few glasses of Cabernet Sauvignon to round out the night. For a Thursday night it had a great amount of people not too crowded but not empty either. We ended the night sitting out on the courtyard until they closed. Great spot can't wait to go again!

This was my 1st time and it was amazing. My only thing is that it should be longer than 9 holes…read more Our servers were very nice and friendly. I enjoyed the arcade area as well. I will definitely return. This was my date night out, and we had a great time. I gave it 4 stars because food was too spicy.

I do mini golf often but this was my first time at Puttery. It was a great time. Normally, I go to…read moreSwingers in Dupont Circle but Puttery was a good change of pace. I really enjoyed them offering unlimited playing time. The service was great as well. We made a reservation but also wanted to dine in for food. The hostess suggested that we eat first and then play since the kitchen was going to close soon. The hostess quickly took us to our seat where we were immediately greeted by our waitress. She was very kind and attentive. She gave some drink and food suggestions as well. For food we ordered 18 wings (buffalo, bourbon, and garlic parm). The wings were delicious. Very flavorful. For drinks I ordered a punch with rum and my friend ordered a blue moon. The ambiance was great. I really enjoyed the different themes of the courses. Also, I like that we did not feel rushed going to each hole. Sometimes if it is crowded or the holes are not spaced out too well it can cause a bottleneck of playing time between groups. At Puttery it seemed like they spaced out the holes appropriately. It was a great experience. It is a great place for a cute date night or just meeting up with friends. I recommend checking them out. Cheers!

We just came here late on a Saturday for drinks and snacks, not to golf. I have never encountered a…read morebusiness less interested in taking my money. The back bar was closed for no apparent reason so we sat in the front. Someone did come and take our order. We got four cocktails (four people) and ordered chips and dip and a trio of hummus. We later flagged someone down and got pretzel sticks - note "flagged someone down" because for the rest of the evening if we wanted anything, including to pay, that is what we did. Multiple times we had to go bug the golf counter lady because the wait staff sure as hell wasn't interested, even though there were like 3 of them at the bar doing absolutely nothing. The chips and dips appeared long before anything else. Including water, which we asked for. Disgusting. The salsa was both really smokey and sugary sweet and my group speculated it had to have been canned. The guacamole was slightly better but it was obvious from the brown color and dull flaor it was probably made in a big batch and fridged much earlier in the day. Gross. The other two food items were decent. The pretzel sticks were particularly good. As for the cocktails? I wouldn't be able to tell you because they never came even though we asked about them repeatedly and were told oh they're coming. We watched multiple people dicking around at the bar for a good half hour while we waited. At one point one of them started sweeping up. We had watched the drinks go into the little ordering machine. We nudged them. Guess they could not be bothered. Eventually we had eaten all three of our heavily staggered food items and still no drinks so we decided to cancel and get drinks elsewhere. We finally flagged a waitress and she literally came up to us and said your drinks never came. No shit. I said we wanted to just cancel them. She literally walked away from our table without saying a word. No let me go tell a manager, let me check on that, nothing. Just walked away silently. Were we being punished? We waited a good ten, maybe fifteen minutes after that? Then a member of our party went up to the golf counter to ask if he could just pay there for our food. Then of course the waitress comes rushing over to have us pay. Guess she wanted that tip. This was insane. We were there for like an hour and they could not be bothered to make us our cocktails.

Great place for local teens to play golf. However it would seem that Trump will be taking at away…read morefrom DC to use as his luxury playground and BS garden of heroes. Can no longer recommend. FREE DC!

East Potomac is a classic mixed bag--the potential and location are incredible, but the facility is…read moredefinitely showing its age. For those unfamiliar, the complex has three setups: the 18-hole Blue Course (regulation length where you can take a cart), the 9-hole White Course (an executive mix of par 3s and 4s), and the 9-hole Red Course, which is a walking-only par-3 loop. They also have a busy two-tier driving range and plenty of flat putting areas. If you are brand new to the game and do not have your own set yet, they make it easy by letting you borrow clubs, making it a very welcoming entry point for beginners. We played the Red Course on a Saturday morning ($20/person) and ran into some serious pacing hiccups. After starting about 15 minutes past our 8:00 AM tee time, we ended up waiting on literally every hole, dragging a short 9-hole walk out to an hour and a half. The compact routing is also pretty dicey safety-wise--the tee boxes sit right next to the greens, and we nearly took stray balls to the face twice, so you really have to keep your head on a swivel. Conditions were rough around the edges with mostly flat greens, rock-hard sand in the bunkers after the previous night's rain, bird droppings all over the grounds, and a main clubhouse building that feels noticeably run-down. Despite the rough shape, the setting is hard to beat. Being right on the water at Hains Point with planes flying overhead, cyclists looping the park, and The Wharf right across the river for post-round lunch gives it a great local vibe. There has been a lot of talk and planning around major overhauls and restorations for the course through the National Park Service and National Links Trust, and it honestly desperately needs that refresh. If the planned renovations eventually bring the drainage, clubhouse, and course layouts up to standard, this place could easily become a world-class municipal gem. For now, it is a fun, casual spot for a cheap practice round as long as you know what to expect.

If you're reading this you must go!!! Me and my fiancée went…read morefor date night it was amazing the glow in the dark mini golf was so much fun it was 28 dollars for the entire course and then we decided we didn't want to leave so we got a game card games are so cheap it's only 1.00 for most and the most expensive was 5 and that was for bowling but I loved the photo booth it was 4 dollars that we were able to do on the game card which was really nice and the young ladies in there were the absolute best very sweet I will definitely be back I took a peek inside the birthday room it looks so cool so if you like horror themed and glow in the dark I would 100% recommend going and it's perfect for children

Loved being inside and the black light affects! It was fun. My grandson enjoyed it too!read more

Enjoyed a short visit to this cool bar/ping pong spot during a work event! There are many tables,…read moretoo many balls (ha ha - if not in play, half are in the buckets, the rest are on the floor and in corners), and there are cozy sofas and bar seating. There are clear partitions to separate the game tables, but since most of us aren't ping pong masters, keep your eyes open and don't trip on a ball, ha ha! Despite the crowd, we had attentive service, with iced water jugs and stacks of glasses (for self service) tucked here and there to hydrate during competitive play. Had a few of the crudite appetizers on my plate, but a co worker ate them, lol. I didn't get to the pizza, but I did enjoy a slice of cucumber and a crunchy carrot;). There are big screen TVs and good vibe music to enjoy as well. FYI If you have a similar issue: I should have taken the elevator due to my bum knee, as it's downstairs, but I managed.

10/10! We came here for a team-building event, and it was a blast. Great atmosphere, excellent…read moreservice, and everyone had a fantastic time. We'll definitely be back again!

I really love this place! Me and my boo came on a Sunday and it was nice outside perfect weather…read moreand it was packed! I really love they had to areas one with food trucks and the bar. And the other side had more of a pub type feel bar and finger foods. Because this is on a rooftop the views while golfing is beautiful. We tried the food truck with the tacos and they were really great. The bar had a nice selection so you can get wine, beer, and an assortment of mixed drinks. And they are strong! Lol After we played a game of golf and went to the other side where we played a game of I think it's called hackey sack? Then we called it a night. I really enjoyed this and can't wait to go back!

I took my team on a team outing with around 24 people. It came out to about $95 per person. At…read morefirst, when we were emailing the lady, it seemed a little sketchy, but overall the experience was great. I just wish they had a better drink selection, including hot coffee, since they didn't have it the last time. I got the Korean bowl from the food truck and it was really good. The fish waffles and ice cream were also great. The mini golf is very unique because it's on top of a building, which is pretty rare. I received a lot of compliments for choosing this place. The layout of the mini golf course was great, and it was really fun spending time with colleagues. One recommendation I would suggest is providing paper bags for anyone who wants to take food home, since we were given two tickets to purchase food.

We attended the Winter Lights on a Saturday. Tickets were easy to book and only $10/piece. Free…read moreparking and accessible spaces. It took us about 20 minutes to walk through all of the displays as there were a few cute photo ops. Once you get to the end, there are fire pits, a concession stand, and a stall to buy souvenir items. You can also purchase ice skating online for a separate fee. Staff looked miserable, probably because it was cold outside (I admit, I couldn't do it!). Kids seemed to enjoy it. Overall, it was just okay but for $10 ‍

Brought the kiddies here for the first time this summer and they really had a blast. We went…read morebetween the wave pool and the splash pad area. The kids loved it. They even did the water slides. We ate lunch and while it wasn't anything to write home about, it was decent water park food lol. Will definitely come back again.

Great experience. Incredibly friendly and helpful staff, beautiful holes. I totally recommend this…read moreplace.

Found this place on google. Hardly any information about it online. Decided to go to it anyways…read moreafter I read a review that said you have to go to the park office to get clubs and balls. I will say it is very cheap compared to some of the other locations around. It's $3 per person for an 18 hole course. The down sides were that with it being fall when I went, there were leaves and sticks all over each hole, making it impossible to play without cleaning it up prior to starting. All of the green matting was very worn and looked like it hadn't been replaced in years. Would highly recommend the park to do a renovation to make things fresh and bright. Might attract some more returning customers who want to bring their kiddos.

Stopped by here while traveling in DC since the crowds there can be overwhelming. It was a warm…read moreSaturday toward the end of March, but it was not crowded at all. We did a round of mini golf, which was nice. The course is mostly well maintained, though one of the holes near the end could use some work since it is a giant pit, with some cobblestone rocks acting as steps that lead down to the hole. It was a little difficult to maneuver, and I just ended up having to get one of my younger brothers to get my ball for me. Most of the holes were well down and the place had a nice grass and water feature aesthetic. Definitely something we wanted in the city. We then admired the obstacle course because it looked awesome. Climbing across surfboards dangling in the sky, bright colors. It looked awesome. We opted not to try it out this time though. We then went for a little walk on a trail. They aren't very well marked, the signs look like someone keeps knocking them down, and all of the trails sort of overlap and are visible from the others since it is literally just a little acre-ish area in the middle of the city. There was also an overflowing trash can that smelled awful, next to someone's abandoned lawn chair on the trail, but nothing a quick cleanup of the area can't fix. It is rather warm being down in a sort of gully, so I would love to see it again when all the trees are green, hopefully that would provide some nice shade. We then went to the playground and it was really nice and well-maintained, and I had to use the restroom which was IMMACULATE. This was by far the nicest playground bathroom I have ever been in, and nicer than most store and restaurant restrooms I have been in. There is also a waterpark that wasn't open yet for the season, and a large blue building that serves as the entrance to the water park, and I do wish that it had a large sign that said something to the effect of "Restrooms are in here, even when the waterpark isn't open" since we were trying to find a restroom for my 5 year old nephew after we had left the playground bathroom, and assumed that the swim building was closed, so we ran him across the parking lot to the obstacle course building assuming it would be in there, and were a little worried when we had to run him across the street when we learned it was in the blue swim building. Overall, this was a really lovely and completely unexpected outing in the middle of a crowded city. This will very likely be on our itinerary next time we have to kill time in DC.

Great staff and the ropes course was a lot of fun! Pool was clean and the mini golf course was a…read morelot of fun, even though there are some difficult mounds around the holes.

Awesome service , very welcome, very clean and tasty and delicious food I recommended for everyone.read more

Topgolf: My Uncle's 63rd Birthday Get‑Together -- Family Fun, Fierce Competition & One Terrible…read moreDrink Takeaway: Amazing family celebration, great food, great vibes... and one White Russian so bad it should've come with a warning label. The Birthday Get‑Together To celebrate my uncle's 63rd birthday, the family decided on the perfect trio: drinks, food, and golf swings that could either impress or injure. The lanes were set, family members started rolling in, and the energy was exactly what a birthday get‑together should feel like. A waitress arrived -- friendly, patient, and weaving through our group like she had trained for a family reunion obstacle course. When she got to me, I ordered a White Russian. She gave me a look... a look I should've paid attention to. But I missed the warning. The White Russian Catastrophe She returned with drinks, and everyone else lit up with smiles. I took my sip...and immediately felt betrayed by the beverage gods. This wasn't a White Russian.This was cold brew with an identity crisis. The bartender must've dumped half the bottle of coffee liqueur in there. It tasted like someone tried to make a cocktail using instructions they found on a crumpled napkin. Easily the worst White Russian I've ever had. ‍‍ Women vs. Men: The Golf Showdown We split the lanes: women on one side, men on the other. Women's Lane Supportive. Fun. Encouraging.The kind of environment where you hear:"Nice swing!""You're doing great!""Try again, you got it!" Men's Lane Started friendly.Then evolved into competitive trash‑talking warfare. At some point, it felt like we were fighting for honor, bragging rights, and possibly the last wing on the platter. Every swing came with commentary. Every miss came with jokes. Every win came with a victory lap. The Food: The Redemption In between the trash‑talk battles, the food arrived: Two Farway Feast Platters Smash burgers Wings Fries Everything was hot, tasty, and exactly what you want during family chaos. The food was so good it made me forget about the White Russian tragedy. Almost. The Birthday Champion The birthday guy -- turning 63 -- won every single game.Didn't matter who he played. He dominated the lanes like he had been training all year. Final Verdict Topgolf delivered: Great service Great food Great family fun One White Russian that should be studied by scientists I'll definitely be returning -- and next time, I'm bringing a better golf swing... and ordering anything except a White Russian.