Very good service. Clean…read more portions were huge! Defiantly shareable Food was super fresh good chicken Fries could use some seasoning. Over all solid 4/5. Food prices would go back again!!

I went to Looneys for trivia after a long day and weekend. It was a lot of fun. The questions…read moreweren't too bad. Like definitely questions we could answer, the recall is the hardest part ESPECIALLY after having an orange crush. There was about 15 teams that participated and you have to get there early. We ordered a bunch of apps and entrees. I enjoyed my buffalo chicken dip and the fries are gas. It was so good. But I wasn't a fan of my jerk chicken tenders. I ordered an orange crush which was also really good. Service was cool. The girl check on our table constantly to make sure we were good. For parking to save our coins and time, we parked on UMDs campus and walked along the trail to the pub which only took 7-10 mins and UMD parking is free after 4pm. Honestly my coworkers and I would definitely come back again for happy hour or trivia. It's a vibe.

Their food is great, hear me. Their pizza and wings fasho, are worth the drive. If that's strictly…read morewhat you're looking at Remingtons, this is the place to go. Now parking and being comfortable, that might be where the fun stops. The parking lot and both the inside of the bar are both stuffffffy. Super congested. Parking is located around the front, side and back of the restaurant, but side parking is shared with the restaurant next door. Additionally, there's houses and I believe a car shop near-by, that causes further congestion in the surrounding area. BUT once you are parked and in, you will have a warm-time. I also believe that this location could increase their ac-use. It was HOT in here the one time I visited.

"I did not have one complaint at Remington's," is an understated way of saying, "I could grow to…read morelove this place." I had a friend who used to go and pick up tamales at Remington's, decades ago, and share them with me. I've never been inside. I knew their food was consistently reliable based on the fact that people are still crowding its parking lot. Remington's sits on a long stretch of road with two major towns at each end: College Park and Laurel. There have been nights - decades ago - in bad weather, driving along this long stretch of road where nothing else in the densely built suburban landscape to the left and right of it was open. But Remington's faithfully was and still is with its lit sign. Sort of like a true outpost in an old Western. Remington's is all bar stools, bar and high-top tables unless you are eating at the picnic tables or smoking cigars and sipping whiskey on the covered outdoor patio. But if you want to eat indoors, I think there are only 4 standard tables in the restaurant. This is a clean and comfortable dive bar atmosphere with tv monitors for sports. Yelp asked if Remington's was intimate, and yes, because it is small and cozy. I wonder if Remington's hasn't gotten fancy - in food and beverages - over the years to keep pace with the not-so-distant University of Maryland students. Since I've never been inside before, I wouldn't know how it used to be. Our crowd appeared as locals, less elite and middle-aged gathered for the FIFA games. I was surprised to find - in the outpost-like atmosphere Remington's has always been located in - most burgers are over $18. But this is one place where I'm not complaining because the food was darn good. Let's start with the mussels. If I were a Belgian chef I do not think that I could have made these mussels - and their glorious broth - better. The mussels were tender and flavorful. The cream broth was the best. This broth was the most creamy and simultaneously ultra-garlicky that I've enjoyed. I loved the tomatoes seasoned with a spicy kick tossed in. This is a culinary refinement because if they are actually cooked into the broth, the tomatoes would change the color of the white broth, and its taste. These tomatoes were a welcome touch. I don't know if this is a Maryland style of broth but sign me up. I'm talking a mussel broth love affair over here. The cheesesteak was better than most in this area. I wasn't hallelujah-ing in the aisles but I liked that the meat actually wasn't flimsy. It tasted like a thinly-chopped ribeye, a bit chewy with a sear. I liked the size of the strips. Was it actually steak vs. frozen beef paper slices? I think I can say, "yes," it's actually a cheese steak." The Reuben sandwich was well seasoned. I think it was thousand island, but whatever it was had a nice flavor. It's not easy to find a place where you can order Reuben's these days. On Yelp, I saw an Indian Butter Chicken pizza but I didn't find it. I wonder if it could be requested. They have so many varieties of pizza combinations. I'm just taking a wild guess and thinking that their pizzas are as equally flavorful. I ordered a cranberry fruit crush. Yum! Righteously. I don't know if it was juice added to another orange, fruity mixture but I loved it. It was sweet at first and then strong: all in the first sip. Sampled beers: 1. The Main Beer Company's "Lunch" IPA. This is straight grapefruit hops on the palette. A characteristic strong body. Bitter as should be for a New England IPA. 2. Bells Two-Hearted IPA (ABV 7.0%): this one was very drinkable and by that I mean I really enjoyed it. It is brewed with centennial hops from the Pacific Northwest. Yes. It is described as having, "hop aromas ranging from pine to grapefruit." 3. Elysian's Space Dust (ABV 8.2%) is pure IPA. Strong likely from the chinook. It's from Michigan. It's described as a "Great Western premium two row with c-15 and Dextri-pils." Not a beer snob but I appreciate the geeking-out and Dr. Seuss-inspired branding. New England IPA fans will love this one. I'm only a fan of West Coast-style IPA's. 4. RaR Grove City Hefeweisen (ABV 5.3%) is a clear and light hefeweizen. Easy to drink. Highly recommended, with a few added oranges. A half of a ripe white peach would be interesting in this beer, if the bar happened to have them. Remington's markets Whiskey Flights as a way to taste rare bottles. They do not list the prices on these flights. I guess it's an, "if they have to ask ..." scenario. I am intrigued about these whiskey flight prices. I didn't catch the times of happy hour but there is also a golden hour. I also saw daily special weekday prices from 7pm and onward. Maybe this is the golden hour. Like the one restaurant open through rain, wind, sleet and snow, serving up its magic faithfully for decades. Whatever the case, this is one restaurant that appears like a dive bar but over-delivers in food quality and taste. Applause for Remington's!

Came it for a birthday party. Its a nice laid back bar. Great place to watch the game. Staff is…read morefriendly and welcoming. Food is typical bar food. It decent, not expectional. But economical which makes it better.

Go Here for a good time. I wasn't a Cstone propent till tonight. I lost my Iphone 17 and the…read moresecurity helped me find it. I found it in 15 minutes no problem thanks to them. Drinks here are relatively cheap. I got a LIIT for $12. If you want a good time go here they will take care of you like they did me. Like I said, I wasn't a believer till tonight and they made me one.

Deven is the best bartender in silver spring!! Great job on that hire citizens I'm local although…read morethis was my first visit I will be back and for sure asking for Deven

We're from out of town and this spot was recommended by family! Our waitress KATwas EXCELLENT&…read morePROFESSIONAL!! I'm definitely coming back!! From the music to the food was

Ive seen this place for many years when coming to the area or jogging by and this place is always…read morepacked with people so had me curious just how good the place is! They have some seriously good feng shui!! Finally, I got to try this place with a girlfriend on a weekday during their happy hour. I arrived first and was able to get the "best table" in the house for us as per our waitress and I would agree. You have a little alcove and good view of the entire restaurant. HH prices are really good, $9 cocktails and $8 bites. I got a spicy margarita, where they put some fresh jalapeños in it. My friend also got a margarita. We started off with date wrapped with bacon, and patatas bravas! The date wrapped bacon was soo good, the dates just melt in your mouth. One of the best I have had in a long while. Patatas bravas were also good. We wanted to get their stuffed spring rolls but they were out of that so we ended up with empanadas, one chicken and one beef. Both very tasty! The HH experience was lovely and with great company too! Lots of really good conversation, making a new friend, excellent service and very good food. I would definitely come back here anytime for HH or dinner! This place was great!

Service - Noncommunicative. I went on a Friday night without a reservation. I had put my name down…read moreon a list to be seated as a walkin. throughout my time here, they did not take me off the waitlist. My friend was able to make a reservation while standing outside waiting for our table. Lo and behold, we were seated because of the reservation while my walk-in check-in was never updated. Food: Patatas Bravas - simple. This is a classic tapas dish. I think it could've used a touch more salt either on the potatoes or in the dolloped sauce. Fried Crab Risotto Balls - Mid. There was only a hint of crab within the risotto ball. I would go with the classic option to avoid upcharges for seafood. Gambas al Ajillo - Great dish. It was buttery, simple, and clean. The shrimp were poached perfectly and the toasted bread was the perfect addition to soak up the sauce. Tip: Recommend going for brunch with a reservation! On to my next adventure....

This place has been on my list for quite some time now…read more Marley's Bar and Grill is a great place to eat, and our experience there was excellent from start to finish. We had reservations at 9:15 PM and were seated right on time, which immediately set a positive tone for the evening. Will, our waiter was very welcoming, efficient and making our order process smooth and easy for such a large group. The food came out quickly, and everything was fresh and delicious. Overall, the service, timing, and atmosphere made for a really enjoyable dining experience. I would definitely recommend Marley's Bar and Grill and will be returning again with my homegirls.

Cool bar vibe & okay eats!…read more I came here on a Saturday night to celebrate a good friend's birthday. We were a large party of 12 and were an accommodated well. Our server was very attentive and kept checking in on us to make sure that everyone was OK and got their food on time. The restaurant is small, but what makes up for it is a cool vibe and good food. A few highlights that stood out for me was the lamb chops, crab fried rice, skillet cornbread and lobster egg rolls..... actually the steak n' cheese eggrolls were good too. As for items that did not hit the mark, I hate to say it was items that were considered simple to knock out the park such as the wings and a seared salmon. Both lacked flavor and the wings were bland....both the plain fried wings and those that were lathered in sauce. It didn't matter, both were a thumbs down. Not to mention, the jerk wings that we ordered for the table.... Was marinated in season well .... But a little on a dry side. Also, I ordered a crabcake platter and it came with two small crabcakes that personally was just okay..... nothing remarkable or out of the ordinary to write about here. I will say that they both were all filled with jumbo lump crab meat --no filler! For me, the lively atmosphere, vibe and good ++strong drinks helped make up for it. In all, great service, good food and decent plates....with good music and super clean restrooms....an added plus! Needless to say, despite missing the mark on a couple of the dishes, we left having a great time and enjoying ourselves. I heard that Marley's has a really good Sunday brunch. Perhaps I'll come back and give them another try because some of the plates were actually really good and worth the price point.

So glad this finally opened in Largo, it needed a good sit-down breakfast/brunch spot in the area!…read moreWent during their first week and the food was consistent with other First Watch locations I've been to, which is exactly what you want. There was a long wait but luckily there was bar seating available. The blueberry pancakes were delicious, easily one of the best pancakes I've had recently. The apple chicken sausage patties were also a standout, great flavor. And the juice tasted freshly squeezed, you could really tell the difference. Only minor note is service was a bit slow, but that's understandable since they've only been open a week. Every new restaurant has some kinks to work out, and I'd chalk this up to normal growing pains . Will definitely be back to see how things are once they settle in!

I really wanted to enjoy the new First Watch in Largo, but unfortunately our first experience was…read morechaotic enough that we decided not to dine. My guest and I arrived around 11:30 a.m. Sunday, knowing it was peak brunch time and that First Watch doesn't take reservations. We were quoted a 60-90 minute wait for two, yet a significant portion of the dining room was unseated. We overheard staff discussing being short-staffed, and guests attempting to order takeout were also being quoted long waits because the kitchen was backed up. The restaurant simply seemed overwhelmed. To make matters worse, I visited the restroom and found vomit left on a toilet seat. Between the staffing issues, backed-up kitchen, partially empty dining room, crowd waiting to be seated, and restroom condition, everything felt disorganized. We eventually went elsewhere. I checked in at 11:37 a.m. and didn't receive the text to return to the host stand until 1:15 p.m., nearly 100 minutes later. By then, we had gone to Silver Diner down the street, waited, ordered, eaten, paid, and left. I understand new restaurants have growing pains and Sunday brunch is demanding, but that makes adequate staffing and operational readiness even more important. If demand consistently exceeds capacity, management may need to reconsider staffing, waitlist procedures, or even reservations. I'm giving two stars because we never actually tried the food, so it wouldn't be fair to judge that. I'd still return during the week or at a less demanding time because I want this location to succeed. For now, though, a nearly 100-minute wait while portions of the dining room remain unseated, combined with kitchen delays and restroom cleanliness issues, is simply not the first impression you want from a brand-new restaurant.

This restaurant is located inside the Holiday Inn. We were here for a conference and had dinner and…read morebreakfast here. For dinner: The bartender/waiter was a little overwhelmed however, he did do his best to accommodate our big party. Our party kept getting bigger as more people kept joining us. We were able to get separate checks which were very helpful. My husband and I got the chicken club and chicken quesadilla. Both were delicious. For breakfast, it was a breakfast buffet including a made to order omelet station. There were plenty of items on the buffet. They were better staffed for breakfast. It was convenient not to have to leave the hotel for meals.

We went there this October and they were closed for renovations. We were looking forward to a nice…read moreevening with friends and good food.