"Barracks Row Main Street is one of the oldest main streets in all of Washington, D.C. Starting at the Eastern Market Metro, it extends down 8th Street SE passing many local businesses with many options for dining. There's also an alley across from Ambar that leads to a gin garden, murals and an art space. The main street hosts many community events, including a popular Fourth of July parade."

"Barracks Row is filled with restaurants and eateries to your liking. Everything from Matchbox to “Call Your Mom” cafe, La Tortuga, Ted’s Bulletin, Nooshi, A nice ramen spot and more!"

"Popular street in Southeast DC with plenty of restaurants and bars for a variety of tastes. Near Eastern Market stop on the metro. Good alternative to Gallery Place and downtown."

"Great restaurants, young lively atmosphere. Plenty of homeless on the streets as well. Easy walk from the metro station."

"Stacy was amazing!😍🫶🏾 Best Time ever! Endless food & drinks!"