The Next Whisky - Piatti

The decor is great, suggesting a posh vibe. The servers were probably new and need etiquette training. Price is expensive yet the food is average, service can be improved.

they have made my reservation several times, despite my review and double check and communication with the bar. eating was super tiny, so two appetizers and 4 drinks were $175?! on the headache. so disappointed

Overpriced and with close to 30 people still sitting around and drinking, they decided to close early because the manager had left for the evening. Makes no sense, they could have probably sold a good amount of drinks, specially because a wedding had just ended and a large group came up to hang out. Visualizza piatti

not the igloos. These dinge are in bars throughout the city, but the watergate will charge them hundreds of dollars for them and hide the true costs until they give them the bill. one of the most deceptive business practices I have experienced in dc. our waitress, who was really friendly, even apologized to the practice. will never go back.

We waited 15 minutes for a waiter, despite there being two bartenders on duty. In the end, we had to order our drinks at the bar ourselves. The Sri ended up being overly sweet. Throughout the evening, we noticed the bartenders chatting among themselves and seemingly ignoring us and other customers. While the ambiance of the bar is lovely, the service leaves much to be desired for a lobby bar.

We visited to check out the safe that holds a rare bottle of whisky, which you can unlock if you succeed. We ended up staying longer as Ben guided us through their impressive whisky selection. I tried a Black Manhattan before attending a show at the KC, and we enjoyed chatting with him while sipping our drinks. I highly recommend this stylish bar for anyone looking for a great whisky, whether it's a classic or one of their unique creations, including some ultra-expensive options. Visualizza piatti

never again will I go to any watergate restaurant, after a few disappointing top of the gate visit also. the igloos have been billed as an experience that I have booked for a special birthday - what we got was thought up on a way with a very half-acted executed thema. the hostess was rude, it took forever menus (I had to come out and ask for service), we did not seem to have a dedicated server, drinks and eating were overpriced. bluetooth in the igloo was set up so that our playlist was interrupted again and again what the other igloos did. I was embarrassed to have chosen as a birthday present for my friend.

If I could give a ZERO I would. Came here before a show at The Kennedy Center. The hostess was aloof and cold and sat us. We sat at our table and waited 15 minutes and then left. Not one waiter or waitress even looked at us. The hostess watched us continue to get ignored and did nothing. Saw one waiter who went over to another table, whom had arrived well after us. The waiter was wearing a baseball cap by a skateboard company, you couldn 't even tell that he worked there by the completely unprofessional way he was dressed. We got up and left, the hostess watched us leave and said nothing. My husband complained to the front desk. The front desk lady said oh sorry and did nothing more. WORST S...

My friends and I visited this past Sunday afternoon to celebrate my birthday. We rented an igloo, which cost $150, with a minimum spend of $50 per person on food and drinks. The menu was quite limited, offering only a small selection of tapas and shared plates, along with a few cocktail options. Fortunately, you could also order basic cocktails (like vodka soda) that weren't listed on the menu. However, everything felt extremely overpriced; cocktails and wine started at $25 per glass, and the tapas, which were quite small, began at $27 per dish. Despite the chilly weather outside, the igloos were well-heated, thanks to two portable heaters in ours. The igloos are set up on the patio next to... Visualizza piatti