Old Angler's Inn

What a cozy beautiful place! Went there on a Saturday night and it was as vibrant as a restaurant in DC still secluded from the city. The food was absolutely amazing! The mushroom tart and filet mignon were the must try ones imo. Loved the vibe!

On the map, it seems so very far away. But it really is an easy trek up MacArthur Blvd, almost gives a feeling you're heading out to the country. Very rustic atmosphere, which is a big attraction. Great food, fun outdoor seating.

Stopped in after a tow path hike on a beautiful Sunday afternoon. You have to have reservations or there is a long wait. Parking is very tight. The outdoor seating is great. Food is okay, you kinda go for the atmosphere. I will be going back because the hike is nice and this is the closest restaurant to the tow path.

My friends and I enjoyed lovely dinner here. Although it was a very warm evening, we were seated under umbrellas that provided good shade and cool air. The seating on the patio allowed us to enjoy the outdoors and added for a beautiful atmosphere for dinner. The food was delicious. I particularly loved the steak they offered. My friends enjoyed the beverages as well. Parking was not an issue. And the servers were fantastic.

A Hidden Gem with Incredible Food and Atmosphere! Old Anglers Inn is an absolute treasure! From the moment I arrived, I was blown away by the charming and outdoorsy ambiance—beautiful landscaping, colorful flowers everywhere, and even peaceful waterfalls that make the whole experience feel like a retreat. The restaurant has both indoor and outdoor seating, and even spaces available to rent for special events. The food? Simply amazing. I had the Reuben sandwich, and I can honestly say it was the best I’ve ever had—perfectly toasted, flavorful, and unforgettable. For dessert, don’t skip the tiramisu—it’s heavenly! What made the visit even more memorable was the staff. Everyone was genuinely friendly, warm, and welcoming. I even had the pleasure of meeting the owner, who was just as kind a