


TAKODA is a Beer Garden and rooftop bar in the heart of Shaw. Known for its wide draft beer selection, classic industrial aesthetic, and lively atmosphere, TAKODA has quickly made a name for itself as a D.C. destination since it opened in 2016. Our kitchen opens at 12 pm on Saturdays and Sundays and we will be serving bottomless mimosas and brunch.
Striking, industrial-modern hangout with upgraded bar fare & an all-season rooftop beer garden.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 715 Florida Ave NW, Washington, DC 20001
Phone: (202) 525-1257
Website: https://www.takodadc.com/
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: resy.com
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Reviews
It was my first time and they were very patient with me and guided me through the menu, answering all my questions, and gave great recommendations. I got a mojito and it was just how I like it! Well-balanced & not too sweet at all. Happy hour is a steal here too with all of the cocktails under $10.
Although drinks & service was really great, I I do wish they had more vegan options on the menu for plant-based people like me! Aside from that I will definitely be back with a date or some friends 🙂 (lgbtq+ friendly too!!!)
We all decided to go the appetizer route and get one of everything to share. The boneless chicken wings have an amazingly flavorful and crunchy out exterior which is fantastic! The inside is pretty darn juicy, too! But it wasn’t unusual to find a good amount of chewy fat or something going on inside. The truffle fries were super delicious! The old bay tots weren’t overwhelmed by the seasoning, but they were nice and crispy and perfect for dipping in the yummy garlic aïoli. Of the sliders and sandwiches, I personally thought that the barbecue pork was way better than any of the other options. The burger looked pretty boring and I was disappointed in the lack of flavor and the short rib sandwich.
When I told staff, they said they were already aware the lock was broken and were “trying to fix it,” but the bathroom was still open and there was no sign posted to warn patrons. My concerns were dismissed.
I also asked to speak with the manager and was told he had left, but I saw him still present in the bar as I was leaving.
This was a preventable situation that could have been handled much better. Basic privacy and safety should be taken seriously.