First time visiting Problem Child - easily accessible from the Navy Yard Metro. Sports Bar with…read moregames on the several TV's. We went on a Thursday night and we loved the low key, local vibe. It seemed there were several locals who frequent there and it felt like a local watering hole. Thursday night is their Bingo night from 6-8! Grab a board on your way in, seat yourself either at the bar, at high tops, or the other tables. We had an order of fries and some beverages. Fries were generous servings and live up to their crispy name. We appreciated the vibe and plan to return for some more bingo!

What a cool spot! They're related to Duke's, so I didn't expect the vibe to be so different. The…read morevibe screams sports bar, and when I went, there was a game on literally every screen! It was also pretty busy. I didn't get food for myself, but I did taste some of my friend's cheese curds and they were really good. The drink I got was tasty too -- Holly Jolly Hopper is what it was. The one thing that stood out, especially compared to other locations, was how much slower the service is. One guy greeted us and then pulled out two glasses we thought were for water for us, and he left. We didn't actually get served until several minutes later... it was full that evening, so maybe that was it. I'd be curious to try them at a quieter time.

Easy and affordable meal here in Navy Yard. This restaurant is centrally located and the service is…read morefast. There is a specific barcode to each table and you set up a tab to order. We enjoyed the charred brussel sprouts and the old bay seasoned French fries. Our daughter liked the start cheese slice and my husband enjoyed the old world pepperoni pizza slice. Most slices were $4.50 each even my delicious sausage and bell peppers pizza slice. There wasn't any room to eat inside so we sat outside but it was full of picnic tables outside to choose from. Overall happy to have something simple and delicious here.

If you're in Navy Yard and looking to watch the Nats, Caps, Mystics or Wizards play, this isn't a…read morebad spot to do it. It's got good ambiance and Andy's Pizza. Though depending on when you go the pizza selection may potentially be limited due to foot traffic. Also not impressed with the beer menu. A lot of IPAs and Pilsners. Also the beer menu felt kinda small for a bar in Navy Yard personally.

This is a carryout Asian joint co-located in a pub named Hill Spirit Unlimited. There is very…read morelimited metered street parking within walking distance of this restaurant, and those spots are at a premium. You order and/or pick up your food. They serve Korean Fried chicken, chicken sandwiches, fries, bao, chicken tenders, and some Korean dishes. I placed my order online and got 8 wings, some fries, and street corn. They have a few sauces to choose from for your wings including soy garlic, spicy, Korean BBQ, or yangnyeom. I got the yangnyeom sauce on my wings. The staff there was ok. They did their jobs, not overly friendly, but not mean either. My food was ready in about 20 minutes. Even though there was seating available, I took my food back home to eat. My food was really good. The wings were crispy, and the sauce was sweet and spicy, as I like it. The corn was also tasty and very cheesy. The cole slaw that came with the wings was ok. It was edible, but I have had better. The fries were decent, but it is really hard to mess up fries, even though I have seen it done. This joint has an easy process for placing food orders. The food is better than average, and I really liked it. They lost one star because the service was just mehhhh or not memorable.

We came here for lunch. Had the pork pot stickers for an appetizer and they were crunchy and hot…read moreand we loved them! My husband ordered the spicy chicken fried rice and said it was very good. I had the soy garlic chicken steamed buns and they were fabulous! Worth a visit! You order and pay by QR code, but a server will take your order if you prefer. Everyone was nice and it was a pleasant experience.

This is the best place to get burgers in DC hands down. It's nothing fancy, just good patties,…read moresimple sauce, some onions. It is absolute perfection. The fries are fresh and crispy on the inside with a fluffy inside. The chicken tenders are fresh chicken breast and such a flavorful crispy batter. The only downside was that the honey mustard was mostly honey and no real mustard. Got our food quickly and the inside was clean and had plenty of seating. Can't wait to come back!

Great burger , great service and actually better than i expected! I like this place better than…read moreshake shack plus the aesthetic inside is so cute! I have to try the chicken sandwich if the burger was that good! 9.3/10

When everyone who just dined at this restaurant, asks each other, "how does this place stay in…read morebusiness?" when offering such a good deal for all you can eat crab legs and all you can drink. You know it was a solid meal and the experience was excellent! We had a special occasion, and we all came out for all you can eat crab legs. All you can eat cornbread and all you can drink. The alcoholic beverages were limited to Jim beam old-fashioned, red or white sangria, and a limited draft beer select selection. For all you can drink, you would usually expect a water down lower quality beverage, however, that was not the case. The old-fashioned were very well made. The red sangria was decadent and not overly sweet. And the draft beer was a good old draft beer. Caroline was our server. She was absolutely excellent. She was attentive, polite patient with us. Always making sure we were all taken care of. She helped make our meal even better. The decor of this restaurant is very high class. Visually it's very well, appointed with table, linens, cloth, napkins, and cohesive color scheme. With the decor, high-quality drinks and the high-quality food we were more than happy to pay the $70 for all you can eat and drink. I highly recommend this place. I have to make sure to come back sooner than later.

I stopped by Hen Quarter for brunch to spend some time with a friend who was in town. It was my…read morefirst time visiting and after hearing so much about it, I was excited to finally see what they had to offer. At first glance, the space is beautiful and huge! There is plenty of seating whether you want to hang at one of the bars or dine with friends. It's a great spot for big parties, group dinners or events. For brunch we chosethe all you can eat food and drink option. Some of the food is buffet style and other items have to be requested from the menu and brought out to the table. The food itself was just okay. Nothing was bad but nothing really stood out for me either. I also tried the old fashioneds but found out they were pre-made and weren't great. Overall the experience was just okay for me. I'd possibly come back to explore other items on the menu or check out their happy hour options but i'm glad I finally got a chance to finally visit. I enjoyed the ambiance and the energy of the space and would definitely come back for that.

Overpriced, food is great but you can make your own for cheaper. Price gouging. Prices aren't…read moreupdated regularly so you have to call to get the real price.

The chicken wings were fresh and hot needed seasoning for me. But enjoyed them anyway. Service was…read morefast and courteous. It's your typical carry out experience.

1) I ordered two orders of fries. I got one, but I paid for both…read more 2) I ordered knockout sauce on the side. It didn't come. 3) The texture of the chicken sandwich was literally the most revolting chicken sandwich I have ever eaten in my entire life. It was sort of chewy and absolutely repulsive. I want to be clear here - this wasn't an unpleasant texture. It was the absolute worst texture of any piece of chicken I have ever eaten in my 41 years on this planet. It actually tasted pretty good, but we're paying a premium for the real deal here. 4) The fries I did get were cold and bland. 5) The sweet and spicy chicken fingers were very nice. So, in summation, I paid $40 for a gross, chewy chicken sandwich; an order of terrible cold fries that arrived; an order of (presumably terrible) fries that did not arrive; an order of ranch that was fine; an order of knockout sauce that did not arrive; and an order of spicy chicken tenders that were quite good. Long story short - I paid $40 for very nice chicken tenders. Everything else was garbage or nonexistent.

Literally just finished the knockout sando and was so disappointed that I had to write this review…read moreASAP. First of all, I ordered pick up via Ubereats through the food truck behind Whole Foods in Arlington. There's been a lot of hype about David Chang's fried chicken and looking at the photos, I was drooling. The sandwich was pitiful. There was barely any sauce or cabbage and my chicken was not fully cooked (see photo) so I had to trash it. It was NOT worth $10, maybe $4, on par with chick fila or Popeyes. I also got the waffle fries for $4 and I kid you not there were maybe 5 fries in the container. I'm sorry what? Fries were also over cooked. I ordered and paid for extra sauce and got none. They have a checklist in front of the bag that's filled out and signed by an employee....clearly this employee just went through the motion because 4 out of 7 steps were checked off but not completed. FAIL.

The food was great in a nice waterfront view. Katherine provided attentive, friendly service.read more

The food was amazing! Our server Katherine was great! It's our first time in DC and we will deff be…read moreback to this spot every time we come! Best brisket I've had in years!

I'd like to take a moment to share what a great experience my family and I had during our visit on…read moreMother's Day! The food was hot, fresh and tasty. A bit pricy but worth it. The atmosphere was inviting as we were able to enjoy the outdoor patio seating area. And the service was fantastic! Chontell was so helpful and had the best personality for the many visitors that come through there! She took her time in processing our order and was multi-tasking by making the milkshakes, helping customers with their online ordering, and keeping a smile and humor on her face the entire time! Gordon Ramsay did not dissapoint and we will be back the next time we're visiting The Wharf!

Arrived before lunch rush at 11:30, ordered on the tablet and there were only a few people seated…read moreeating and one other person ordering next to us. The took really long and got worse by 12. Got food at 12:10 and they forgot the added chicken tender I ordered but luckily I caught that early on. Let the lunch rush die down and ordered the mini shakes. Waited for 20 minutes until I asked how far along until my order, they said to pick it up at the drink counter. No one was there when we ordered the shake and there was no sign. Added a biscoff cookie to the shake... which they also forgot and put it on the side cup. Overall it's a small portion and what got us full were the dirty fries. Wanted to try this in Vegas but ended up trying it in DC while in the area instead. Don't come if you're expecting food within 15-20 minutes.

Stopped into Compliments Only to try the Crunchy Boi. The restaurant was pretty empty but I am glad…read moreI came before a lunch rush. The Crunchy Boi is served on a 10 inch roll with turkey, lettuce, onions, pickles, chips and garlic mayo. I thought the sandwich was pretty good. I would ask for light mayo if I got the sandwich again. The chips added the perfect crunch and texture to the sandwich.

I've ordered sandwiches from here a few times from now and I can't say that I love them…read more When it comes to subs and sandwiches everyone has different preferences. For me it comes down to fresh breads, quality ingredients, thoughtful assembly and one of the most important for me ... balanced ratio of ingredients. Each time I've ordered, the ratio of ingredients has been what has thrown me off. The subs are large and the bread is fresh, but between the massive amounts of shredded lettuce and the thickness of the bread, the meat on my turkey sandwich gets swallowed alive to where I'm constantly opening it up to look for and re-adjust. The ingredients though do seem fresh, so it's not a matter of never trying other sandwiches in the future. I just haven't found one yet that would be worth a repeat...so it's not that there is not potential.