Great wings and cool vibes! Definitely will return soon. (Restaurant is located upstairs )read more

Loved it. It is beautiful and the spirits are amazing!!! The space is so lovely and the service was…read morewonderful. I will be back and will make sure I check out the food the next time.

Had a great time at Hip Flask Rooftop Bar. Just went there for drinks so didn't get to try out the…read moregood. The drinks were well-crafted and the vibe was relaxed yet lively. Had stunning rooftop views that make it perfect for unwinding. Definitely a go to spot for a chill evening with friends.

This place was okay, I will openly admit I miss Chadwick's. That place held a lot of good memories…read morefor me. My friend and I came to try it out. We got nachos and I got the shrimp wrap and she got the fish and chips. Food was fine, nothing mind blowing. It wasn't busy at all and there was only one person working. Fun that they have games. Not sure if I'll be back, but that's not the restaurant's faults, that's friendship heights. It's just kind of dead up there.

Decent reboot of the former neighborhood staple Chadwick's/Chads. The indoor space is reminiscent…read moreof the old bar and restaurant. The long bar and multiple screens are great for viewing sports games, and the staff are friendly. We were only the second and third customers in the place, and the food we ordered (nachos and chicken tenders--both of which were tasty and well executed) took a decent amount of time. I'm not sure if it was the staffing or the kitchen is just generally slower. We passed the time watching the soccer game.

I enjoyed the food and drinks here. The cheesesteak rolls were crispy and delicious. I liked the…read morefilling and the sauce it came with. The chowder was creamy, hearty, and had a great flavor. I also really enjoyed the desserts. The tres leches was great and I liked that the churros weren't too thick. The ambiance was nice - it was an open layout and the decor was chic.

Part of AC hotel. Food is ok but pricey. Had 2 breakfasts here. 15 dollar waffle was disappointing…read morewith weird topping not whipped cream. It was thin and needed more fruit. Cup of hot water for tea was 4.25 1 day and 7.00 the next. Yogurt with granola was 9 dollars for a plastic cup. Chorizo and egg sandwich my wife got was ok but spicey which was somewhat expected. Side of fake bacon was 6 dollars Starbucks pricing for small macchiito . Horrible banana nut muffin was 6 dollars. They have you captive if staying there. I am an Elite marriott member. Luckiky we got discount cards.

Great entertainment, good food and good drinks. Which all equals a good time. Check out a good show…read morewhile dining and enjoying yourself. Live, love and laugh - Sha

The concert was amazing. We had great seats. The server and manager were friendly, BUT my wife is…read moregluten free and they told her an overpriced salad was her only option. The food is wayyy overpriced for the quality received and my wife should be able to have a decent meal along with our drinks. They need to revamp the whole menu and hire more bartenders because once more people came, it took FOREVER to get our drinks. Once you get this straightened out, we will be back.

Fun little cocktail/lounge bar & restaurant in Bethesda. It's located at the base of the Marriott…read morehotel giving it an elevated experience. On a weekend, I did wish that this venue had a little more activity. The charcuterie board and wine was wonderful. The rooftop by located as at the top of this building is a great stop for a drink!

My friend brought me here for a happy hour cocktail. We grabbed a seat at the bar. The cocktail…read moreoptions were limited and we ended up just going off their regular menu. I had trouble deciding and the bartender gave me a good push in the right direction. I got the lavender heart. It was beyond excellent. Would love to come back and try more drinks and food.

La Catrina Bar & Lounge restaurant section is very good…read more The atmosphere is unique and has good lighting to relax without being too bright or dark. Wait staff is attentive without being annoying. Ashley did a great job as my primary server. I had a steak taco with cilantro and onion which was very good, and I also had the trio fajitas. It was very good, especially the steak was very tender and shrimp was a nice size. I have an issue with the auto 20% tip as well. That's why my experience isn't 5-stars. This maybe legally problematic if it's not legally noticed in advance so patrons know of their legal obligation to pay before ordering. I didn't read any notice in the menu or in the restaurant. I'm not an attorney so my comment is strictly my morbid curiosity. Overall, I had a good experience in the early Friday evening. I recommend their restaurant for good food and good service.

I finally walked in to this place after years of wondering what it was like. I was so pleasantly…read moresurprised. Came in on a Saturday evening and discovered it was happy hour! We had margaritas, nachos, and flan. All were delicious. Staff was friendly. I want to come back and try the tacos!

I finally made it to Beth's and honestly had mixed feelings about the experience. The food was…read moregood enough that I really wanted to love the restaurant overall. The egg rolls were perfectly fried and delicious with the homemade sauce, and the fries were crispy on the outside while still moist inside. Trey was also a great server and definitely one of the highlights of the visit. The restaurant itself is beautiful, especially the outdoor seating area. The patio is bright, inviting, and honestly a much better atmosphere than the inside dining space. Unfortunately, the music inside completely took away from the experience for me. The restaurant has a dark/lounge-style vibe indoors, so the music really matters. Something more universal and upbeat like Motown, 80's pop, or feel-good music would match the space so much better. Instead, the playlist was loud, distracting, and honestly made me ready to eat and leave. I was also surprised that there was no happy hour offered, especially with such a great outdoor setup that seems perfect for after-work drinks and appetizers. Overall, the food and service (thank you Trey) were solid, but the atmosphere inside and lack of happy hour would probably keep me from returning regularly.

I've had this review in DRAFT for a while, to allow time for rumination as to the final rating…read more.. On the one hand, there are some very positive aspects to Beth's, situated in downtown about a 10 min walk from the Bethesda Metro Station. Turn off Old Georgetown Road onto Fairmont Ave, and the first thing you encounter is a beautiful outdoor patio for al fresco dining and a large bar. The colors are vibrant with a focus on Southwestern earth tones; very reminiscent of a cafe you'd find in Sedona. It was still on the chilly side when my dinner group gathered, so we opted to sit indoors. There is a small waiting area in the foyer, and then a moderately sized bar, which leads into the main dining room. TBH, the design asthetic of the space is a bit of a "mishmash." Is it supposed to be European inspired? A continuation of the Southwestern motif? It's all a bit odd... We had about eight in the party, so staff pushed together two tables for us. We were greeted promptly and were told that the restaurant could accomodate individual checks, as ordering is done with handheld devices. My other observation about Beth's is, I'm not quite sure what "story," the place is trying to tell. The menu focuses on "Bites," which could be interpreted as "appetizers" and only has four "plates," aka "entrees." Our server mentioned while awaiting our orders that Beth's wants diners to share the "Bites" with a spotlight on their cocktail selections. So is Beth's trying to be a tapas bar then? I opted for the recommended Purple Rain which consists of Gin, lavender, lime; mostly because I LOVE a nice herbal Gin. The distinctive flavor of juniper berries from the gin was present, while the floral notes from the lavendar and citrus of the lime balanced out the drink. I was pleasantly surprised. Food started arriving after about 20 min, and visually the barley risotto was quite appealing. Instead of short or medium grain rice, Beth's uses the ancient cereal grain barley. It is slow cooked in stock to produce that slightly chewy, yet not undercooked mouth feel. USDA choice braised beef short ribs was stewed until fork tender, and the dish was finished off with Parmigiano Reggiano, and butter. For $24, the plate was a good portion size and very tasty. I dunno. I sampled some of the small plates such as the Brussel Sprouts, crunchy ravioli, crispy spring roll...and everything was fine. Not outstanding...not terrible...but just fine. The kitchen seems to be competent, so it would be interesting to see a menu where more main dishes were offered for diners who want a more substantial meal. The other thing I'll note is, due to the extremely high ceilings, the main dining space is a deafening echo chamber. I was hoarse by evening's end, since I was literally yelling over not just the background music, but the other nearby diners. Just keep this in mind that if you're seeking a quiet and cozy spot, either dine outdoors or come early. After some reflection, I settle on 4 stars. Service was good with water glasses constantly refilled, dirty dishes removed, to-go boxes offered, and the ability for separate billing. Price wise, for one alcoholic beverage, and one entree my tab with tax and tip came to a bit over $50. Automatic gratuity was added for the table since we had over 5 people. I appreciate the server informing us so we didn't "double tip."

It ended up being better than I expected. 4 of us went here for dinner on a Sunday night and…read moreeverything was great despite them telling us there was only 1 server working that night. Whoever was working behind the bar ended up chipping in and everything ended up running smoothly. They took our order and we got our food all in a reasonable amount of time. We couldn't tell there was any problem if they hadn't of mentioned it. We ordered a burger, crab cake sandwich, seafood pasta and steak and all of our food was tasty and everyone finished what they had on their plates. We got 2 of the deserts and the Smith Island cake was just ok. I'd prob skip it next time. The ice cream was pretty good. When we left, they validated our parking and we were able to leave the gated lot no problem. So thanks for the good service even though they were short staffed and the tasty food. I'd def visit again.

We stopped in to coopers mill for dessert on a weekday. Located within Marriott, it was easy to…read morefind and they had lots of seats open at the bar. I had wanted to check this place out since I recently moved walking distance to Coopers mill. I'm glad we walked because parking is regulated and for hotel guests only. There is limited street parking on pooks hill. The bartender was lovely and we immediately were given menus, when we told him we were there for dessert he recommended the fried cookie dough which was delicious. Comes with taharka vanilla ice cream which I loved since I used to live in Baltimore! The presentation of the fried dough balls was very pretty as well. The other bartender Zobe was a pleasure to speak to. He recommended good drinks and even whipped up a chocolate martini at my boyfriend's request. This place is a little pricey with a very casual atmosphere, but I enjoyed my visit and we will be back!

Great food, drinks, service and ambiance!…read more Loved the Smokey margaritas and shrimp tacos. Mauricio is a great server :-)

Came in for a late lunch on Saturday. Sat at a table, a bit of a damp cloth smell from a wipe down…read moreI presume. Asked for my Bloody Mary 'spicy'. I'd never have guessed 'spicy' (at a Mexican restaurant) is a $2 up-charge!! Only found out when I got the bill. And yes, I did mention it but nada. A heads up that asking for your Bloody Mary'spicy' will cost you $2 extra would've been nice. I also didn't appreciate the $14 guac that came w less than enough chips to finish the dip, but ordering "extra" chips are an extra cost. (free for the table with salsa at other Mexican restaurants). Anyways, I caveat this by saying photos online tell a different story, but it wasn't how ours came. My wife ordered 2 tacos for $14, no sides or anything else included, meh. If you end up going, their drinks are probably the best part of the place, but don't deviate without confirming you're not adding a hidden cost. Also, ration your chip/dip ratio, unless you're ok with spending more than $14 on a one avocado guacamole. Other than that the food was ok, our waitress was good (except for not telling me about a charge), but the nickel/dime policies aren't the best. It just left a bad taste.