I ordered the El Jefe burger. It was messy, fell apart in my hands and cost $17.60. It had a little…read moreheat but needed more sauce so I added ketchup. Service was super slow so I would not recommend going here unless you have an hour plus to spare!

I was really surprised. Burger here is actually really tasty. Had very warm service also.read more

Inside the small, very convenient arm of Reagan Airport is a bar where you can choose from several…read morevarieties of Sam Adams beer or a couple kinds of wine, and get a decent, freshly-made sandwich. The prices aren't bad, especially since you can only get there by going through security first -- the ultimate captive audience. The atmosphere is determined by the location, but that's the way it is. The bar stools have backs, so it's better than waiting next to the gate if you are an early freak who fears long lines more than long waits. The American Trans Air employees even walk around and beg people to board their flight when it's time. I wouldn't expect that of Northwest.

Not enough chairs for the weary travelers, but I digress…read more The service here was subpar. Not because it was busy, but because the employees didnt know the name of the beers, let alone what theyre doing. I watched numerous people wait at tables, get frustrated and go when they werent served. I decided to cut my losses and just stand at the bar, the service was a tad better, but I still wasnt even remotely good. I asked for a Cherry Wheat and had to point to the tap a few times before she got it. Ummm......it says "Cherry Wheat" right on the tap..... The only reason this place is getting 3 stars is because of the beer. I mean, how can you go wrong w/ a Boston Lager, Cherry Wheat, Nobel Pils, or Summer Ale? Its much much better than the beer they offer at any other place in the airport. Quick tip: Save yourself the trouble and wait of ordering food here. Theyre just going to call your order over the the deli thats, literally, 5 stops across the aisle.

I felt at home on my first visit. The bartenders were really down to earth and the…read morefirst-name-basis game was strong. Totally appreciated the fun loud vibe at this bar. I was here on a Tuesday so I opted for tacos. I'm not big on fish tacos, but theirs made me a fan. This gem is packed with 2 large pieces of fried fillets and the tartar sauce made it even better. The grilled chicken taco was my second favorite with good flavor. Their beef taco was just okay for me. Tacos went well with my Kolsch from Bear Chase. As simple as chips and salsa can be, I'd probably get fries instead. Their chips were subpar and salsa was a sweet kind... not for me. Now I'm looking forward to their burger... when I return to the area.

My work rented a private room for a big team event. We had about 70 people and it was still pretty…read moreroomy. The bartenders were good and they had a set menu of beef sliders, salad, chicken wings. Everything tasted good but nothing out of the ordinary. It was a nice venue to have a team outing near our head office.

Let's start with the Sunday Brunch…read more I defy anyone to find fault with that value. First round of mimosas is expensive but the next six rounds is cheeeeap. And the selection?!?! For under $70 two people can have crab cakes benedict, fried brussels, crispy French toast... I don't even remember. Like ten different things! I didn't have to eat again until 9pm. The food was great! Vinny, who was our handler (clearly he has training in special education or something because we that table. Or maybe the TIPS trainings have advanced to include messy brunch people) was fun, patient, and knowledgeable. This is THE SPOT for brunch on Sunday.

I came here on a Saturday with a friend. It was my first time visiting despite walking by it all…read morethe time. It's a large restaurant in a busy area in Arlington. We had monkey bread for the table, amazing. My first time trying money bread and it was my favorite item by far. My friend had the French toast and I had chicken and waffles. We both thought they were fine. Large portion size but the chicken could use more flavor. I'd come back again if just for the monkey bread!

Great food and excellent bar tenders. Givens…read moreRichard Kassa Roberto Mauriao Medi Bartenders at the Potomac are respectful and are professionals at what they do.

Meh. It's a hotel restaurant. Pretty low-key. Had it not been 34 degrees outside, I would have been…read moremore inclined to step out into the neighborhood and walk to a restaurant. The Crowne Plaza front desk gave me a 15% OFF coupon at check-in too. The Sparkle Sangria was very good, and I ordered a second. I ordered the Maryland Blue Crab Dip and Wedge Salad. The toasted baguette wedges were a nice accompaniment to the hot dip. But the dip was unexciting and bland. It took so long for the salad to come out, I was about to tell them to forget about it. The bacon on the wedge salad was a bit undercooked. Maybe this is me -- but part of the appeal of Wedge Salad is slicing into the crispy lettuce wedge. PST serves there's already sliced. The service as a little slip-shod but friendly. If I stay at the Crowne Plaza Crystal City again, I might stop in for a drink-- but would skip dinner.

Great way to wait for your flight - calm ambience, delicious food, and feels like a treat!…read more Recommend making a reservation ahead of time as they can get busy! Really enjoyed their mocktail - Flamingo Shuttle Guava, Vanilla, Citrus, Club soda! Food wise, everything we had was good. My personal favorite was the avocado toast!

I definitely think that the venture x card was totally worth it as someone who lives in the dc…read morearea. I personally prefer the DCA landing because the airport is much smaller so it's more convenient for me. After they've removed guests from accessing the lounge for free, it's hit or miss still whether there will be a wait. Usually I'm still able to get in in time before my flight departs but I do wish they were more efficient with the seating. Now that they only allow the cardholder, I ended up sitting at a booth for 4 by myself and same with a lot of other people and that's why there was a wait. The food is always amazing though. They switch up the menu slightly but for the most part there are the same staples that hit every time. It's a very nice, calm atmosphere before getting on my flight.

The wine & champagne flights are an excellent way to start your travels! Rekik was our server and…read moreshe did an excellent job of checking in and prompt service! The ambiance is a cute wine themed bistro with jazz music in the background. Such a nice respite from the hustle and bustle of the airport.

Great wine and surprisingly great airport food, which I find hard to come by! Waitresses were very…read morekind. Cozy spot! I enjoyed it very much.

Its airport food, so for airport food it was not bad. The service was friendly and prompt. I had a…read moreburger and fries and it was around $25. I would most likely try a different restaurant next time in the airport but it was close to my gate.

So first it took over 15min to get an order in and that was only cause we grabbed our own menus and…read morewere ready when they finally arrived. I asked the server what was on the side salad and she just said balsamic dressing and I said so lettuce and dressing or was it the regular salad just smaller? She seemed to have no idea what I was talking about. My husband was happy with the French dip but he asked for no onion and there were definitely onions so don't modify anything or expect it to be wrong. I did feel bad for the server at first as she was the only one but she decided to clean 2 tables before even greeting us. Basically if you have a lot of time and nowhere else to go this is your place otherwise I would advise you to eat anywhere else but good beers if you have lots of time. They do sell 6 packs to go so that's something.