Cozy spot with the brick oven and all those Italy photos on the walls. Felt really warm and inviting. Perfect for our big group dinner, everyone seemed to have a good time chatting.

The vibe here is just right&mdash;nice enough for a special night but still totally chill. Had a great time catching up with friends without feeling overdressed.

The patio was the best part. Grabbed lunch here on a sunny day and it was just the right kind of casual. Street parking wasn&#39;t bad either.

The chips and queso here are my go-to. You can really taste the freshness of the ingredients. A solid airport find.

Tyler&rsquo;s service was so friendly and attentive. The new crab dip and manicotti were really nice.

The shrimp and grits were the standout. Grits were creamy, not too heavy, and the shrimp had a nice sear. The sauce had a bit of a kick, which worked well. That&#39;s what I remember most from the meal.

Came here for happy hour with my girls. The BBQ chicken salad was so good, especially with those crispy fried onions on top! Perfect spot to catch up over a drink and a solid bite. 🥗

The six-course tasting menu was a real treat. Each dish had a fun, creative twist that kept things interesting. The service was personal and attentive, which made the whole evening feel relaxed. A solid value for the experience.

Cozy spot with a nice vibe, perfect for a casual hangout. The music was good, not too loud. We tried the margherita pizza and the arancini. The pizza crust was spot on, crispy and chewy. The arancini filling was a bit underseasoned for my taste, but still enjoyable.

The main dining area gets pretty loud, honestly. But I&rsquo;d go back just for the chicken tortilla soup and those sirloin tacos. They were really good.

Been coming here for years. It&#39;s a solid neighborhood spot, especially after a day at the zoo. Nora always remembers my usual order. The chicken pot pie is exactly what you want on a cold day.

The patio is a great spot to bring your dog. Staff was friendly, and it&rsquo;s just a really chill place to hang out with a drink.

Came here for a lazy Sunday brunch. Our server was super thorough about checking the menu for my friend&#39;s nut allergy, which I really appreciated. The sourdough pancakes were fluffy and not too sweet. Solid spot for a chill group meal.

Late dinner. The Oysters Rockefeller were cheesy and full of flavor. The duck spring rolls were so good, almost a meal on their own.

Stopped by for a quick bite. The space is really calming, nice art on the walls. Cool that they have a little market next door with Russian stuff.

Christina was a really nice server. She was attentive and had a good sense of humor. We were celebrating, and she brought out a dessert with a candle, which was a thoughtful touch. The service was definitely the highlight.

The red sangria pitcher is perfect for sharing. We loved customizing the spice level on our chicken too!

Service was friendly, but the pastas were hit or miss. The ravioli was solid, but the fettuccine was overcooked and bland. For the price, I expected more flavor.

The pho broth was so clean and light, you can really taste the fresh herbs. The thinly sliced beef was tender and not fatty at all. A very comforting bowl. The space itself is quiet and pleasant.

Cozy spot in Shaw, perfect for a casual dinner with friends. The bar area is really nice. I had the grilled salmon, and their house white wine was a surprisingly good match&mdash;dry enough to cut through the richness. A solid choice for the neighborhood.

The steak was so tender, just melted in my mouth. Cooked exactly how I like it. The lobster bisque was a nice start, rich and creamy. A little pricey, but the whole vibe was just right for a quiet dinner.

Got seated right away without a reservation, even on a busy night. The quick service was perfect for catching up with friends.

The buttermilk biscuits with pimento cheese are a must. Perfectly crisp outside, fluffy inside.

Brett and the team were very accommodating. Janay in particular was efficient and kept things moving smoothly during our business lunch. Service was prompt without being rushed.

The pumpkin ravioli was a pleasant surprise, and the portion was generous.

Tried the Restaurant Week special menu. The quesadillas really stood out &ndash; you could tell the ingredients were fresh. Freddy was attentive. A solid choice for a healthy-ish meal.

The Connecticut-style lobster roll was warm, really hit the spot. The bun was perfectly toasted, just the right amount of crisp. Simple, but they nailed it.

JoJo was so sweet, really made the evening. I keep coming back here for the vegan options in DC. The jackfruit tacos tonight were solid, though the tortillas could&#39;ve been a bit warmer. Still, a reliable spot for plant-based eats.

Cozy spot, feels like Puerto Rico. The music and decor really set the mood. Staff was super friendly.

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