Holy crap! I love this place! This is different than anything I have ever seen up north, in the…read moresense that I feel like I am sitting in a garage drinking. There's a stove and small pantry literally in the middle of the bar, but once you get over the initial shock, I think it adds to the charm. I have been told this is a members only bar, and although I don't know what it takes to become a member, I have been told your yearly cost for your card is $3.00. Look, any bar that allows smoking and serves yuengling, is my type of bar. No matter what it looks like. Oh, and if you ever DO find yourself here, keep an eye out for the stripper pole!

Great live music or karaoke If that's your fancy. Small bar, good service. Cover charge after a…read morecertain time. Will get carded if you look too young.

Wonderful bar tenders! Great personalities. Made it worth the trip to washington. Good place to…read morehave drink n live music. The drink were made correctly and didnt skip on the alcohol as most bars will. Overall, good time n good company!

Fun place to go play pool, arcade games and shoot darks. Good service and munchies / foodread more

Don't turn around before the bridge! Road looks closed, but it isn't! Worth the extra 1/2 mile for…read moresure. Great people and tons of fun things to do! Good selection of tap beers from craft to PBR. We only snacked on chips and salsa, so can't speak to food too much. We're only in town for a week, but hope to make it back.

Everything was great and this well-appointed bistro in this quaint city small town (Little…read moreWashington/Washington, NC. From the moment you walk in you are so glad you did. Quite busy the day we visited, lots of locals - always a good sign. Sarah, our server, a local, was so pleasant. Our foods (country chicken salad and a Cuban) were excellent. Didn't try any bourbons; but the craft beers were good. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!

We just closed on our house in Washington, so we stopped by 1906 for a celebratory drink. They were…read moredoing a brisk lunch business on a Thursday afternoon. Many people rave about their sandwiches, so we decided to stay for lunch. Hubby had a Cuban sandwich, and I had a warm roast beef and provolone sandwich with banana peppers. We both really enjoyed our food! If you're just visiting town, I recommend staying upstairs at The West Main. They have beautiful renovated rooms and all the amenities of a home away from home.

Nice place to hang out at. Really nice owners and you can have a drink and shoot pool.read more

From the owner: Cadillacs and Sunsets offer pool tables, corn hole, live music and more read more

This building floors each year. They have never taken the walls down to clean mold…read more Would never sit in this building to eat and would certainly never eat their food. May sound rough but it's the truth. My family the other two buildings on each corner diagonally from them. The restaurant's building is disgusting. It sat for years with the mold growing inside. Building spend several years empty after which a restaurant moves in the gets 5 feet of flooding with each hurricane flood. These restaurants inevitably move out for obvious reasons. Years pass before next restaurant moves in. They paint the walls and away they go. Besides my family owning a couple of buildings by the water you had Doug "The Mayor of Water Street". He owned the other 7 buildings. It was gross inside back in early 90's. Nobody has ever stripped it to studs and brought in professional cleaners.

Good food and service. Great view of the river. They open up in Sept of last year. Nice place with…read morePirate decor. Ayeeee Matiee ! Nice outside area and great views. No free Wi Fi.

Very, very slow service, especially for lunch, but our server was friendly. Our table of 5 was one…read moreof only two tables occupied when we arrived at 11am for lunch service. We ordered from the limited drink menu and four of our drinks took around 20 minutes and the 5th another 10 minutes. My requested glass of water arrived sometime after that (was ordered with other drinks). Food arrived for 2 people after about 40 minutes, and the other 3 about 10 minutes later. Aren't all guests' meals generally served at the same time? Drinks were very beautiful, but mine was served in a tall champagne flute-type glass and was poorly mixed. All the alcohol was in the bottom. Food was small-ish portions and only okay although the presentation was very nice. My "Lunch in Nice" crepe was under-filled and more like a quesadilla than a crepe. The menu stated, "Chèvre cheese, spinach, honey, shaved almonds" but the only thing inside the crepe was cheese. The raw spinach was on top and the honey and shaved almonds were drizzled on the plate. It was over-cooked and a bit crispy. To top it off, I was over-charged by $1.50 for the crepe (just realized that looking back at the menu). I enjoyed the lunch company very much, but can't recommend the restaurant.

This is a lovely place to eat for those of us who tire of fried chicken, fried fish, burgers and…read more'cue. The crepes are lovely - there are both sweet and savory. Try the "smoke on the water" with smoked salmon. There are also açaí bowls for the adventurous- several with raw tuna, plus rice, pineapple, kimchi. A symphony of flavors! The drinks are good and the server is knowledgeable and can help you pick out a lunch, brunch or dinner that will be to your liking.

I had the crabcake sandwich and it was as good as anything I've had in Maryland. They also have…read moreDosX's on tap which is a favorite. I sat at the bar and the service was friendly and the owner talked to me. I will be back. The menu is somewhat upscale and definitely needed in the area.

A somewhat ordinary-looking entrance leads to a beautiful, airy, open dining room. We were greeted…read moreby one of the owners (Suzanne) who was warm & welcoming. They have a nice selection of cocktails, many of which seem crafted to honor the local vibe. I had a cocktail containing a house distilled gin. Delicious. They also let my husband sample two of the house distilled gins before he ordered a gin and tonic. He was very happy. Kennedy, our friendly, knowledgeable server, brought out complimentary cornbread with brown butter/molasses butter and tomato soup shooters. Yum. They offer two- and three-course price fix menus, and for a few dollars more, you can make it a wine pairing. My husband did that, and I ordered off of the regular menu. His collard green salad was sensational! He couldn't stop raving about it even as he was finishing it up. His second course was filet mignon, and it was the most savory, tasty filet I've ever had! I had lemon risotto with asparagus and tomatoes - it was delicious as well. We were at the Hackney to celebrate closing on our house in Washington, and we made the perfect choice for a celebratory dinner. We will be back!

Seriously disappointed after a long awaited visit. I started…read morewith tomato bisque. Expecting something fresh or savory. Just tomato soup. My Husbands pear salad was excellent. I ordered the bone in pork chop, it was just a Chop. No depth. No wow In the seasoning. It had chopped pickles on it and Was cooked medium well. I do better with a chop from Harris Teeter, some rosemary and a grill. My husband enjoyed the Rockfish although portion was small. Even the house bread pudding was lack luster. This was a birthday celebration. Was hoping the chef would walk the floor. But no. Luckily we stumbled into Blue the next day. Lovely. Hackney needs to taste their menu. We will come back to Washington. Lovely little town. Won't come back to Hackney for a while.

Recently had lunch here. Menu was refreshing since it didn't have usual local Mexican dishes…read moresmothered in cheese. Service was attentive but not intrusive. Atmosphere is a little stark but they have only been here a few months. Food was good; chili relleno was good but pepper could have cooked more.