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The service was fantastic from the bartenders to our server. They could not have been more helpful and friendly. The appetizers were great! We had amazing skillet corn bread that was incredible and Brie on bread, covered with a slice of apple. All the entrees were exceptional except for one. The pot roast was delicious! The tomato soup and grilled cheese was amazing. The sides of macaroni and cheese and mashed red potatoes were also very good. The most disappointing and most expensive dish of the evening was the seafood risotto, with lobster and shrimp. The lobster and especially the shrimp was way over cooked and as a result too tough. It did not taste good at all. The risotto had a very bland flavor that not even salt and pepper could help. It was disappointing, I was upset with myself because my initial instinct was to order a meat and potato meal. I think that would have been the better choice by far. We all shared a carrot cake, which was big enough for four people and was outstanding. It was the perfect ending to an almost perfect meal. I suggest they keep the "special" off the regular menu.

Been a long time since I have gone out any where. Had a couple cocktails a couple shots meet so great people Terry the bartender hook me up with one of the best burgers I have ever had and I have had my share the people running the house were friendly would laugh with joke kid and was a great time. Terry again brother you are the man and took great care of us. Music was bumping as well. Thanks to everyone for a great time.

My father and I had a good meal at Le Diplomate. We split a carafe of the house white wine, which was a good accommodation for our meal. We split an order of escargots, which were deliciously flavored with butter and garlic. My father thoroughly enjoyed his Loup de Mer (sea bass) with fava beans. I ordered the garden pot au feu, which is why this review gets four instead of five stars. A traditional French pot au feu is defined by really anything you throw into a pot of water and chicken stock. Usually, however it includes some carrots, potatoes and leeks. This pot au feu had no carrots or potatoes and was heavy on mushrooms and spring peas, which would have been more enjoyable if the broth was not so salty. The salt and butter were overwhelming and I could not finish the dish. I'm not sure if this was an anomaly. The rest of the dining experience was perfect!

I was a lil skeptical at first however it was a fun environment that catered to all crowds and the drinks and music was on point. I would recommend this place to for a fun outing with friends. Plus DJ OZ knows how to mix

Came here with a full table's length of friends yesterday for a friend's 30th and D.C. Pride. The staff was fantastic! Although as a server I am not a huge fan of multiple separate checks, their team handled our group really well. I'd say 5 stars for the drink selection - our group mostly drank Southern Welcomes but the French 75 is delicious. The 4 stars is for the food, which was great to look at, but a bit underwhelming in taste. DC brunch is no joke so you gotta come correct! But lastly, a HUGE thank you to Alexandra, who started off our table, and EMILY!!! Super friendly, patient, and not afraid to dabble in our wackiness (the birthday girl dragged her into all of her speeches lol). Emily, if you're ever in Boston or New York, give us a shout!

Our stay at the Trump International Hotel was outstanding. The place is beautiful as I expected and the service was unparalleled. Every employee was kind, helpful and courteous. They genuinely seemed to love their job. We have stayed in other 5 star hotels around the world, but the service here was by far the best. I think it is worth every penny. We enjoyed multiple meals there as well and they were creative, delicious and far from skimpy. We will definitely be returning.

Marriott Marquis, Washington, DC is one of the top hotel chains that I recently stayed and enjoyed. Very impressed with the architecture of the building. The rooms were spacious, fast n free internet, nice amenities, (fridge in the room, Keurig coffee machine), room service a couple of restaurants in the hotel. The hotel is centrally located to U Street & H Street were all the happenings are, jazz clubs, restaurants, all the museums, Monument, Capital Hill, etc. I recommend if you are travelling to Washington to stay at the Marriott Marquis Washington Hotel.

It was a beautiful zoo! With that said, we did not see many animals. Alot of exhibits were closed. For kids in the summer that can be a bummer. The kids petting zoo and playground was also closed. I know there was construction going on in the general vicinity so I'm not sure if it was due to that or normal zoo/playground hours. Again, tough for kids who are rounded up and escorted along throughout the day. To just walk through though it was a wonderful place. The small mammal house and reptile house were nice too. Easily could be given 5 stars with more animals on exhibit.

I'm from Philadelphia and I would never complain about the wharf... I always come for crabs shrimp and soup... I always get extra crabs in my order and yes it may take a little time for cooking food but it's worth it..my daughter got fried shrimp this time and they were good...every time I come to Maryland I try to make it to the The Wharf..

Although the monument was closed, the grounds are such a sacred space, my visit was in no way diminished. I was humbled at the depth of meaning that spoked from that hallowed place. The ability to stand around the base of the monument and look out over the mall was simply overwhelming. I'm forever blessed to have had the opportunity. I'll definitely return again.

Dear National Parks Services, I must say I'm a little disappointed with the lack of respect for our nation's monuments and memorials. These are not play grounds for children. These are places to honor those who have made sacrifices for our country. Furthermore, I spent a great deal of my time walking around picking trash up off the ground. With the amount of visitors coming to our Nations Capital to visit the monuments and memorials, I would expect you to have a plan to keep the parks presentable. I have visited Washington D.C. many times and I have never seen these parks look so bad. You should be embarrassed.

I have supported the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture since the early 2000s. I am very proud this historic building is located in my hometown of Washington, D.C. for many visitors around the world to visit. I will let you report my experience to you after visiting the museum. This is history making during my lifetime and blessed to experience this honorable building. Thank you Mr. Lonnie Bunch for your vision and patience complete this life long project that no one wanted to take. God Bless you.

Best museum in the city. It is definitely worth the money if you're into the subject (and let's be honest; who isn't?). I would call ahead and find out if they're expecting a field trip though. It can get a little crazy when the young ones (8-12 y/o) start rolling in. That age thinks very little about their effect on those around them. Obviously that is not a critique of the museum and is merely an extraneous consideration that can effect the enjoyment of the museum itself and that is why I rate it a 5/5.

I can't believe I just discovered this place and I'm leaving dc in a matter of weeks! I had seen Fantom many times but never actually went in until today. I admit I was wary of having to deal w the "fake geek girl" bs I get from time to time. But Fantom was not like this at all. Everyone was super friendly and there was a great selection of comics! (Including Serenity!) They also have graphic novels, apparel and some regular children's books. They have a calendar of really cool events including Comics & Cocktails that I plan to check out. Next time you are near DuPont check out Fantom Comics, really chill and friendly people!!

A wonderful place and highlight of my visit to DC. The kids found books they loved, and I found many, too. There was an author speaking and good questions from the audience. It was clearly audible so one could browse while listening. The staff even came to the rescue and printed something I urgently needed one day. The food downstairs was healthy, delicious for every member of the family, and reasonably priced.

I have supported the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture since the early 2000s. I am very proud this historic building is located in my hometown of Washington, D.C. for many visitors around the world to visit. I will let you report my experience to you after visiting the museum. This is history making during my lifetime and blessed to experience this honorable building. Thank you Mr. Lonnie Bunch for your vision and patience complete this life long project that no one wanted to take. God Bless you.

Best museum in the city. It is definitely worth the money if you're into the subject (and let's be honest; who isn't?). I would call ahead and find out if they're expecting a field trip though. It can get a little crazy when the young ones (8-12 y/o) start rolling in. That age thinks very little about their effect on those around them. Obviously that is not a critique of the museum and is merely an extraneous consideration that can effect the enjoyment of the museum itself and that is why I rate it a 5/5.