Restaurants near Barry Farm Playground

Every dish was fantastic, atmosphere felt historic

10/10 Food: Tirokafteri, smoked beat salad, imam bayldi, kolokitokeftedes, Sheep cheese with dates, lamb baharat, and walnut delight. (Came out to $107 with tip) Everything was amazing. The zucchini pancakes were my girlfriend’s favorite. I loved the lamb although the portion was a little small. Service: staff were very polite and attentive. I wish they brought the food out a little slower. I felt like we were being rushed to clear plates and make room for our next dishes. Ambience: the place is large but still feels cozy and comfortable. A little cold inside but that was a benefit for us as it was very hot. The table we were at had the sun shining in through a window that didn’t have a curtain directly on our face but fortunately as the sun go lower it wasn’t a problem. It was a little loud. Tables are very comfortable and you have good distance from other diners. Prices are super reasonable. The low of individual dishes allows you to order a bunch of options —which we loved. Highly recommend going here!

Filomena does not ever disappoint. The service from Maria was second to none, special attention was given to us for our anniversary. The food was nice and hot, the bread excellent and deserts were fantastic. It was a busy evening as usual, but service was still excellent. Can’t wait to plan my next outing to Filomena.

Our trip to DC wouldn’t have been the same without a dinner at The Hamilton! It exceeded our expectations in every category. Delicious food (get a side of mumbo sauce with your fries), outstanding service (shoutout to our amazing waitress from Tuscaloosa), convenient location (very walkable to many must see spots) and overall it exuded a charming and quintessential DC vibe. Thanks for a memorable experience. We can’t wait to come back!

Our server, Cheryl (sp?), was terrific! She was a real pro: upbeat and friendly but not awkward (neither overly familiar nor obsequious). Offered her comments in a welcome way and generally seemed to have complete charge of a VERY busy space. The food was very good, especially the side we ordered (sprouts) as an appetizer. My scallop dish should have skipped the “snap peas” which were what most of us call edamame: they were quite tough and leathery, which didn’t play well with the tender quality of scallops (or anything!). If they’d stuck with the crunch of the asparagus and subbed in something else more digestible for the peas, they’d have a winner. My companion’s Portuguese Stew was a hit. The atmosphere is bustling and noisy: great for an energetic rather than quiet and romantic outing. Kids would have been welcome, too, I think. All in all, would definitely recommend!