I didn't eat here, but my husband and I and our adult son popped in... our son lives in the area, and for the 20-something crowd, the piano bar aspect is great fun. The piano player is not the quiet, sit in a corner type, but rather the Everybody Get Singing type. The song choices are more '70s, '80s and... More

I have never been in a place where bouncer treated customers in such an offensive way. They are so rude and they thread people in a way I've never seen before, to the point we were about to call the police. It is unbelievable that in the heart of Georgetown in Washinton D.C a place like this can exist. Who... More

Went the last weekend of June. 2 Adults one teen and 3 kids. Absolutely terrible. Food was bland. Even the kids did not like the food. I ordered 2 16oz margaritas and I didn't even get a little buzz. They obviously put no alcohol in the drinks and I had no food for at least 4 hours when I ordered... More

My husband works in DC so we go to Georgetown a lot, but we usually avoid the touristy places like Mr. Smiths. However, craving oysters and the Clyde's in GT doesn't have them, we slipped in for an afternoon table with our kids. In my dozen oysters i discover a crawling, living, creature (looks like a baby crab, but wasn't... More

So much for the self proclaimed "friendliest saloon in town". College students may pay the late night bills, but the days should be a ghost town considering the quality of "first impression ambassadors" they choose to employ. Institutions like this can no longer escape the reality of their character. In this case it's 0 out of 10 and going down.

The Food is always cold and the service is terrible. I tried to complain but the manager (who looked like he was 20) told me that they couldnt compensate me in any way. It was terrible.