The Park at 14th

Went to The Park at 14th last night for a co-workers farewell party and forgot just how amazing their happy hour menu was! First and foremost, the interior is beautiful and a vibe. Definitely getting tons of pictures in there, it's gorgeous! The HH menu and prices are phenomenal and they have a live DJ. We had a BALL! DAILY PUNCH $5CAESAR SALAD $5BANG BANG SHRIMP $9JERK WINGS $5SWEET CHILI WINGS $5SPINACH ARTICHOKE DIP $5CALAMARI $5Parking is street side, but we took an uber because we didn't want to chance the parking situation. Will definitely be back!

Came here for dinner with some of my girlfriends and it was an experience. If you are looking to catch up with friends or celebrate an event in a place with great ambiance/ vibes and fantastic Afrobeats music, then this is the place! Best seating areas are near the entrance and the upstairs balcony area. It may be tough getting a good seat depending on when you arrive--although we requested the upstairs area we were sat in the back and then spoke to management only to get moved up to the front section, so plan accordingly. Service was good and timely--nothing to complain about there. I had the salmon while the rest of the table got the chicken breast and mac and cheese. Although the food was well seasoned, the group consensus was that the entrees were a bit underwhelming. However, the portion size is great!Overall great experience and I would come back.

Allll my friends recommended this place so I had to see what the hype was about.Okay for my first time in DC this place was one of my favs.They have a Sunday brunch that's AYCE w/bottomless mimosas for $60pp. Let me tell you how it is sooooo worth it.All your favorite brunch dishes on one plate. Yum.Blackened Salmon, Brioche French Toast, Scrambled Eggs, Smoked Bacon, Breakfast potatoes, Jerked Chicken Wings, Mac & Cheese, Grits and Collard greens. Apple Crisp for dessert. Different flavors of mimosas. UNLIMITED. Everything was bomb. The ambiance is a vibe. There's a DJ playing hip hop & R&B to have you dancing and eating at the same time lol. It's super upscale cutsy inside. It's table service so it's not like a regular buffet with a buffet table. Your server serves you. They start you off with a plate with everything then you let them know what you would like more of. Stephanie and Sarah were amazing with the customer service. Will definitely have to come back for dinner whenever we're back in town.

10/10. From the music, to the service, to the food it was ALL AMAZING. When booking you do have to prepay to secure your reservation, that was different but it made the whole process even more seamless. You are not allowed to take food to go because it's all you can eat and drink. The menus are prefixed for brunch but you get a lot and it's literally endless. I think I reordered my fruit, chicken and max & cheese like 3x. Oh and the mimosas were ON THE SPOT. Will and would come back again. Just keep in mind there is a 10% service fee & 20% gratuity fee automatically added to your bill.

My friend and I did the brunch weekend bottomless mimosa brunch. They asked if we had any food allergies or preferences before going to give us our food. It is a pre-selected brunch plate, however if you don't like what they provided on the first plate you can ask for whatever for the second/third round. They were very attentive to our mimosas. It seems like a very upscale place however we dressed in leggings, and sweaters (since it was 30 degrees) but everyone else looked like they were very dressy. The music was a little loud but it was a great selection of early 2000 music. Overall, I believe the $60:/person plate with bottomless mimosas was well worth it and I cannot wait to come back to the area and try it out again!

My first time at this spot for all you can eat brunch. I was pleasantly surprised at the set up. You will not be disappointed. They start with a first round sampler. Everything they have to offer (you will be almost full with this plate alone). After the first round you can continue to order any of your favorite items. All of the food was top notch. For those that love mimosas, yep they're unlimited as well with a wide variety of flavors. Service was impeccable and it's The Park so you know the ambiance was legit.

I recently revisited The Park after 14 years and experienced their all-you-can-eat brunch this past August 2024. Let me just say, it was an unforgettable experience and easily one of the best brunches I've ever had.The concept is simple yet amazing. You start by ordering your first round of food, and then you can request additional entrées or sides as you go. Want more bacon? Done. Eggs, salmon, or anything else? They'll bring it out fresh. The quality of the food was exceptional--everything was perfectly cooked and delicious.Another standout was their unlimited mimosa option, which included several flavor choices like strawberry, cranberry, pineapple, and passionfruit. Each one was as refreshing as the last, and it definitely added to the fun atmosphere.While I didn't pay (a friend generously treated me), I believe the price is about $65 per person. For the variety and quality, this is an incredible deal--especially for someone like me from LA, where brunch at this level would cost far more. The ambiance is unbeatable, with great music, stylish decor, and impeccable service that made us feel well cared for throughout.This brunch is perfect for any occasion, whether it's a girls' day out, a Sunday Funday, or even a solo treat. My group of five gave an extra $20 per person as a tip, even though gratuity may already be included, because the service was just that good.If you're considering trying The Park for brunch, I can't recommend it enough. Make a reservation to secure your spot--it's an experience you won't want to miss!Wish I could've ate a little bit more, but I had a flight in four hours and I didn't wanna be super full. :)

Came to The Park for a friend's birthday dinner on a Friday evening in November. The place wasn't too packed. They had good music playing and quirky sayings on the screen to keep you entertained. We were promptly seated and while there was a little confusion on who our server was, once that was settled, our server was attentive and friendly. To make things easy payment wise we decided to do the prix fixe menu. The food was surprisingly good. Everyone really enjoyed the food and were pleasantly surprised by the portions. The drinks were pretty good too. I ordered the spinach and artichoke dip, the lamb chops and the baked apple crisp. I would probably get the Caesar or park salad the next time as an appetizer. The spinach and artichoke dip was probably the least impressive dish on the table throughout the night. I was happy with the amount of lambchops I received. And they were tender and delicious. Both dessert options are yummy as well. I will say the food came out really quickly. We slowed down ordering our dessert because our entrees came when we hadn't finished our apps. The Park has a variety of birthday packages that are special. I saw another party that had the light up letters with happy birthday and the persons name. We had the bottler service sign with our friend's name and had shots. The thing that just turned me off was that the Park must not be paying its employees properly. We were all under the impression that the 20% service charge served as gratuity. The prix fixe menu doesn't show otherwise. We collected funds ahead of time since it was a set price and you are only allowed to use two cards. When I went to pay, our server informed me that her gratuity wasn't included and the service charge goes to the restaurant. We added on gratuity because we wanted to pay our server but annoyed that it wasn't communicated ahead of time. The Park at 14th, please update the verbiage if the service charge is not gratuity. You should also explain what the service charge goes towards. Plenty of other DC restaurants do it correctly and add 3-7% percent to account for Initiative 82.

My boy practically runs Park at 14th. Honestly, I thought he was joking but he set it out for the group I brought through. The drinks aren't anything special, but the slightly elevated bar food exceeded expectations. Service was top notch, but we may've received special treatment. Definitely add to your list of Happy Hour or late night places to check out in DC. The Happy Hour Menu is clutch. 3.9 stars.

Great atmosphere, delicious food, our service was awesome! I booked a birthday package for my daughter's 21st birthday, an add on to our brunch service for $75, which includes a happy birthday sign, and a cupcake. I also added the marquee letters that spelled her name for an additional $100! It was just us so it felt so special!! The music kept us dancing and singing the entire two hours. The DJ played all of our favorite R&B, hip-hop and soul hits. The birthday dining room was upstairs on the 3rd floor filled with other birthday celebrations, which made the atmosphere 10/10. We danced with strangers and took birthday shots.Although I don't have pictures of the food... our brunch experience was so grand, it slipped my mind, the food was delicious and the menu was impeccable! It consisted of:Savory brioche French toast, red roasted potatoes, caramelized bacon, blackened salmon with a mango sauce, jerk chicken, greens, and grits.