
Chef Edward Lee’s classy eatery melds Dixie & Asian flavors in an inventive menu.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 186 Waterfront St, Oxon Hill, MD 20745
Phone: (301) 567-8900
Website: http://www.succotashrestaurant.com/
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Reviews
Everything from the female maître d’ at the entrance, seating, and all of our food and desserts were sublime. Deviled eggs w/bacon jam, Kimchi crab dip, and Kentucky Hot Brown was delicious all around. Absolutely delicious! Wonderful experience and food and we’ll be back.
ADA compliant.
Great room for big or small parties. Staff were so accommodating and helpful. We mixed up locations for reservations but they made it work for us. Their meals are southern with a Korean twist. It’s walkable from the Gaylord and the water front.
The chicken and waffles is bone in. Request syrup when you order.
Crab hash was smaller than expected and thick, but tasty
The burger is AMAZING. Not too greasy and very flavorful
There is parking garages close or random street parking
The Deviled Eggs with Bacon Jam is a must-order appetizer. The creamy filling paired with the smoky-sweet bacon jam created a rich, indulgent bite that set the tone for the rest of the meal.
Chicken and Waffles..
The chicken was crisp and flavorful, while the waffles added a sweetness. Together, they created a satisfying contrast of textures—sweet, crunchy, and perfectly seasoned.
Steak (Medium Rare) and eggs..
Cooked to perfection, the steak was tender, juicy, and well-seasoned. Even the leftovers held up beautifully, especially when paired later with poached eggs and a warm potato salad—a creative and delicious encore.
Our server, Myshia, elevated the entire experience. She was personable, attentive, and genuinely warm, making us feel welcome throughout the meal. We’ll definitely be asking for her on our next visit.
From start to finish, this was a standout dining experience that combined exceptional food with equally exceptional service. Fans of Edward Lee’s culinary approach will find this meal both familiar and inspiring—a perfect blend of Southern comfort and modern flair.
We began with their Bellinis, which were impeccably crafted and beautifully presented, complete with a delicate egg-white froth that added an elegant touch. For a starter, we shared the wings. While I opted to have them plain and added hot sauce myself—preferring a traditional buffalo style—the restaurant’s signature smoky Southern barbecue flavor was well-executed and distinctive.
For my main course, I ordered the French toast with a side of bacon. The bacon is caramelized and notably sweet, which is worth mentioning for anyone who prefers something less sugary. My mom initially ordered the crab hash, but we needed to send it back due to the onions. She has a strong aversion. The manager handled the situation with exemplary professionalism—patient, considerate, and genuinely committed to ensuring she received something she would enjoy. She ultimately chose poached eggs and bacon, and the staff could not have been more accommodating.
What truly set this experience apart, beyond the delicious food, was the outstanding service. It has been quite some time since I’ve encountered such warm, attentive, and knowledgeable staff. Every team member we interacted with was kind, polite, and consistently made us feel welcome.
Having visited the Washington, DC location previously, we can confidently say that the National Harbor location surpasses it in every way—fresher dishes, friendlier service, and a noticeably more organized operation.
We will absolutely be returning during our next stay at the Gaylord. Succotash at National Harbor comes highly recommended.