Harbor Social

Great food, lots of games, popular place. . Harbor Social at National Harbor is a very cool and fun restaurant located on the lower level of the Gaylord National Resort atrium. It has a lively atmosphere and is a great spot if you are visiting with a large group or family, especially if you enjoy games or watching sports. The restaurant offers many games, including cornhole and bowling, which makes it more than just a place to eat and helps keep everyone entertained. When we visited, it was very busy, and because of that, the service was a bit slow, which is something to keep in mind if you are on a tight schedule. One highlight of our visit was the $110 family meal deal, which came with two orders of fries, six sliders, six crab cakes, and wings. It was a great value for the amount of food, and I highly recommend it for groups. The food overall was excellent and well prepared, and everyone in our party enjoyed their meal. While the crowds made things a little hectic, I think on a less busy day this would be an even better experience. I would gladly come back to Harbor Social again when it is not as crowded.

This was my first time at the National Harbor and I live only 13 minutes away. My friend recommended we meet here for a quick bite and drinks while catching up. I'm glad he met me at the front because I would have been lost trying to get there. The restaurant was huge with plenty of seating. Once we sat near the TVs, our server Lorena greeted us with menus and some water. She took the time to recommend drink and food options to try. I tried the lagoon margarita and crab cake sliders. The margarita was refreshing and the sliders were filled with crab meat and the slaw added a nice crunch. My friend had a Miller light and hummus. For $20, I was not a fan of the hummus since it was very bland. Our server Lorena was very attentive and constantly checked on us. I noticed she was from El Salvador from her name tag and her her I just visited the country. After a brief chat, we thanked her for a great night. I'd definitely return again and request to sit with her.

Busy place inside the Gaylord Hotel. Overpriced sandwiches and the waitress said that the chef wouldn't take things off of the burger, ergo.... blue cheese sauce. I dont know how this is possible but she absolutely refused. I wouldn't come back here. Would be a cool place with all the outdoor games.

Reserved duckpin bowling for 6 people at $25pp. Was given one lane with a tiny table that had no room to walk around so we had to awkwardly step over each others legs. Server took over 16 minutes to visit us the first time and we did not see her again until we were able to flag her down in the last 20 minutes of our reservation after multiple attempts at flagging her down during the reservation. A $15 pretzel with $2 "queso" came out cold and with a tiny condiment cup of nacho cheese. Additionally, OpenTable advertised there being free lifeWTR for the group but was not offered it at the location. Overall prices were too high, service was not adequate for a 1.5hr reservation advertised with table/drink service, and food was just okay. Only saving grace was the cocktails that we eventually got were good. Recommend skipping games/food and just come here for drinks. You'll probably get faster/better service at their bar.

We recently visited Harbor Social inside the Gaylord National Resort in National Harbor, MD. Overall, the experience was decent. The food was good, but the prices were on the expensive side. We went on a particularly crowded night, which limited our ability to enjoy the games available. However, if you're staying at the hotel resort, it's a convenient place to grab food and a drink. The service could use some improvement, as it was a bit slow, but this may have been due to the high volume of patrons that evening. Despite this, we enjoyed the atmosphere and the vibe of the place. We were celebrating a graduation, and it turned out to be a good spot for our group to meet up.

For being in a Convention Center, this place is subpar. Seating is chaotic. You seat yourself wherever you'd like but there's no one noticing where you've even been seated to attend to you. Just random guesswork. Tables aren't cleaned off quickly enough to make room for the next party. I tried one of the Paloma drinks, and it was horrible. All I tasted was like seltzer water that left an aftertaste of sewage water. Tried another Long Island Iced Tea, and again, some horrible seltzer water being used in the mixed drinks. Had to return all drinks to the bar and just ask for a bottled drink. And the tap water tastes terrible too. Came to enjoy the ICE event and Harbor Social looked like a nice spot, but it's not a great choice for drinks or for getting served timely. Will make note to self for the next time we visit the ICE event at the Gaylord.

My family and I went here after our ICE experience. Let me tell you, this place is amazing!!!!! Great place to hang out, play games and have fun. It can get crowded but hey, only good places get crowded. The food, drinks, ambience, helpful and wonderful staff and games, all contributes to the FUN VIBE of this place. Tarina, Tarun and Jerry helped made our experience AMAZING! I 1000% recommend this place :)

Generally, this is a really good spot, and I usually enjoy the food and atmosphere. I come here often with my daughter and sometimes with larger groups, and we’ve always had a good experience. During my most recent visit, however, the restaurant was extremely crowded. We had difficulty finding seating, and when we finally did, the table was still covered with trash from the previous party. After waiting and not seeing anyone come by to clean it, I went to the front desk for help. There were three hostesses present, but when I asked how we could get the table cleaned, I was told to “tap someone who was walking around.” That response wasn’t very helpful. A bit more guidance or assistance would have gone a long way, especially given how busy it was. I understand the staff is young and the environment can get hectic, but customer service in situations like this could definitely be improved. With better communication and attentiveness, this place could continue to be a great experience even during peak times.

This was my first time at the National Harbor and I live only 13 minutes away. My friend recommended we meet here for a quick bite and drinks while catching up. I'm glad he met me at the front because I would have been lost trying to get there. The restaurant was huge with plenty of seating. Once we sat near the TVs, our server Lorena greeted us with menus and some water. She took the time to recommend drink and food options to try. I tried the lagoon margarita and crab cake sliders. The margarita was refreshing and the sliders were filled with crab meat and the slaw added a nice crunch. My friend had a Miller light and hummus. For $20, I was not a fan of the hummus since it was very bland. Our server Lorena was very attentive and constantly checked on us. I noticed she was from El Salvador from her name tag and her her I just visited the country. After a brief chat, we thanked her for a great night. I'd definitely return again and request to sit with her.

Not a bad place inside the Gaylord DC atrium floor level. Free to play darts, foosball, and bocce ball. Great place to hang out. Relaxed casual place to eat with large group of friends. People seem to be having a good time. Kind of surreal when this place gets taken over by spelling bee kids, staff, and spellebrities...but I hear next year the bee is somewhere else.

I wanted one of each slider-- they gave me 4. Overpriced but they tasted yummy. Crab cake and bacon cheeseburger.

Came here for the lobster roll and was not disappointed! Not sure how other items are but I enjoyed my roll.

Why does this sports bar open at 4pm like most football games start at 1pm and end at 4pm makes absolutely no sense to me To call this place a sports bars is crazy

I had so much hope be said this was in the Gaylord. Our waitress was great I have zero complaints. However the taco salad was a bit frozen. I asked for no meat and they still sent it out with chicken. Then when it was plain it was frozen. Not fresh at all. The ambiance was decent. They had bowling, darts and a few other game options with some large TVs to watch sports. Probably won't be back but it's a decent option.

Sat there for 30 minutes and in that time she brought a drink that wasn't mine but never returned with the right one. The people next to me got theirs. So no food, no drink after ordering. I left.

Located on the atrium floor of the Gaylord hotel Harbor Social is the perfect place to grab a drink, a seat and watch the premier game of the day. Last night it was a bit chaotic as I believe there was a cheerleading convention happening at the hotel. There was bowling available as well as another game off to the far right of the restaurant but I couldn't tell what it was because of all the kids. For bowling you have to make a reservation and the other game was first come first serve. The tables are located in front of two wall sized TVs which is cool for but limited if you wanted to come on a Sunday and catch multiple games. Not sure what the bar had to offer but I'm sure it was more variety there. Tables are self serviced so locking down one can be a bit tricky if you're not the aggressive type. Being serviced is even trickier. Our group consisted of roughly 11 people ordering at random so I can't even fault the waitress too much for being in and out. I wish I could remember her name because she really did try her best. Gratuity is tacked on once your party exceeds 5 so keep that in mind. We had a round of shots and I got the West Wings which were a dry rub and were really good and about the most adorable thing on the menu which is 12/$16. If I were in the area and needed somewhere to watch a game I probably would opt for Tom's watch bar instead. Parking at the harbor is terrible so be prepared to pay $20 at minimum if you're there for 3hrs or more.

Great food. Our server was perfect. I got buffalo wings, and a Shirley Temple. It's a large venue with couches booths and .tables and chairs.

This was a nice little spot to grab a quick dinner after getting to the hotel. It's definitely a sports bar vibe, but they also have duckpin bowling (not sure what that is) and I think I saw a pool table too. The place has TVs all around, it can get a bit loud, but the food was pretty good overall.

Not good. Flavorless food. I'm not sure how you make queso flavorless but you did. The burger was dry and tastes like it was sitting around. The Ahi tuna was devoid of any spice. Even the Caesar salad was flavorless. The only positive were the dry rubbed wings. Do not recommend.

We connected with another family for an event at the Gaylord in National Harbor and took all the kids (4) to Harbor Social to get something to eat and play some games. The kids got chicken tenders and fries which went over well for them. For the adults we shared the sliders, guacamole and chips, and some truffle fries. Since I was not that hungry I just sampled the guacamole and chips which was good. There were a number of games there including air hockey, pool, darts, cornhole, bocce ball and duckpin bowling. The bowling cost extra but the others were free (you just need to check in with the gamemaster). My oldest (11) and I played a couple rounds of darts then we joined the rest of the crew for bowling. Overall I thought it was a great family spot as there was something there for everyone (including the big screen TVs which had live sports).

We came here after the ICE! event that was happening in the Gaylord and had a great experience. We were easily able to grab seats at the bar for our entire party and able to order some of the holiday festive drinks. We also got some sliders and truffle fries. It took a while for the food to come out, but it was very very busy given the holiday season, so definitely have some grace when going this time of year. It's a great place to relax and catch a drink. You can also hear the holiday music and see the Christmas lights change in the front of the hotel when sitting at the bar. Overall makes for a great experience.

TLDR; decently priced wings, sub-par sliders Harbor Social is a restaurant opened only during the evenings/night at the Gaylord National Resort Hotel. They pretty much just serve two things: wings and sliders. I got the buffalo wings and the OG slider. The buffalo wings was well priced ($15 for a dozen which is even better considering this is inside a resort hotel) and was well sauced, but was quite salty. The sliders were not good -- the buns were not toasted, the meat patty was smaller than the bun (these buns are hawaiian-roll sized), and were lacking in flavor (for both salt and sauce). They have some local beer though that was nice, and the servers and ambiance was lively. A fun place to be for sure, but the sliders were disappointing.

Fun place to watch a game...or play a game...or just enjoy a drink. We were staying at the Gaylord and wanted a nightcap before retiring to the room for the evening. The bartenders were great, the atmosphere was social, and they can make some amazing drinks! I forget what their "specialty drink" was, but they were making a vat of it right next to us and let us have a taste.....and it was amazing! The folks that work here pretty obviously enjoy their job, and it shows. If you go and you drink liquor, try the house special. These guys know what they're doing!

The restaurant is fine but we walked in and sat at the bar. Unfortunately we had someone under 21 with us but we already ordered drinks. So we tried to move to another section and were told we had to order food with that server or leave. I was like ...where are we supposed to go? We already got drinks? So service could use significant improvement.

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I thoroughly enjoyed my food, drinks & experience at Harbor Social! As you enter, there's a 'game master' & LeRoy was the designated game master for this particular Friday evening. He was super kind, fun & welcoming. I sat at the bar and ordered an old fashioned from my bartender & server of the evening, Dieter, who was super attentive and makes one heck of a good old fashioned (pictured). For food, I was debating between the Politician & the Harbor Social Wing It wings (also pictured). I decided to go with the wings & did NOT regret my decision one bit. They were cooked perfectly, but if you don't like spicy, choose something else, because they are spicyyyyy ! As far as the environment, I arrived around 8:45pm & stayed past 9:45pm & it was cool, pretty chill for the most part - there's free games like bowling & darts. Overall, I'd recommend this spot for sure!!

Harbor Social is a sports and games bar at The Gaylord in the National Harbor. We stayed at the Gaylord and there was a free drinks or fruit offer that we wanted to take advantage of. We had our dinner, so really were looking for glasses or wine. This place was lively on a Saturday night! People galore...at the bar, the bistro seating, the games area, and even the duckpin lane they have there. It was quite chaotic in there; the bar was packed and the tables and counters were dirty. After walking around the place once, we noticed two seats at the bar. The bartender was nice, cleaned off the space, and then took our order quickly. Menu didn't look too great, but I will say the buffalo wings were surprisingly good. They were crispy outside and tender inside, and the sauce had a nice zing! And they did honor the drink coupons without hesitation. So overall it was not a bad visit. Would we go back? Not unless we stayed at Gaylord and probably just for the wings.

We still can't believe we were given plastic utensils at a restaurant at the Gaylord! We ordered wings as an appetizer. For dinner, we ordered (2) 2 piece social sliders, 1 order of fries, 1 domestic draft beer, and 1 glass of wine. The total was $96 (includes tip). Who would ever think you'd spend nearly $100 for bar bites ! The food was average. The atmosphere was good. If you're staying at the Gaylord, this place is convenient. All in all, it's a sports bar with average food.

Place was alright soley based on the vibe. Was hard to get a drink a from the bar and the wait staff seemed that they were unhappy to be there. Pretty disappointed with the overall place. I'd come back but I hope service would be better.

Solid beer list for a hotel bar, service and ambiance were both fine. Would go back if staying at the hotel, but wouldn't make a special trip.

During a visit to the Gaylord for the Music and Games Festival, we found ourselves eating at Harbor Social. Newly renovated to be self-seated, we sat at some open spots at the bar. Menu is simple to understand, and the food decent for being hotel fast bar food faire. We had to grab the attention of the bartender ourselves, which I'm honestly not bothered by - just mentioning it in the event someone waits a long time to be served. They were able to make me a pineapple juice seltzer with lime, which was great! Overall, not a bad experience!

Harbor Social is located on the lower level of Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center. This place is modern and spacious with great food & drinks, TVs throughout, and interactive games like duckpin bowling & bocce ball. Since I was staying in the hotel, my key envelope included a voucher for 2 free beers/wine or cocktail of the day. The cocktail of the day was the Lagoon Bay Margarita. I ordered a glass of Rose and Prosecco. Though it was a welcome drink, it was a good pour and it tasted really good. The next night, my coworkers and I went to Harbor Social again and I ordered a glass of the rose. The pour this time was lighter than the night before. My colleagues had their fries and they said it was good. Service was a little slower the second night. They seemed to be pretty busy. Either way, Harbor Social is such a great place to hangout.

Harbor Social is basically the place to be, well, social if you don't feel like venturing out from the resort. This place has a bit of everything to keep you busy if you feel inclined. It is located in the atrium area of the hotel. It basically has an open air format. Even though you are under the glass, it still feels like you are outside. Given that the atrium area feels like an outdoor plaza. People come and go with the being a main throughfare to bypass. You can dip in and enjoy yourself a drink or small bite to eat. I can't speak on the food as I didn't ever come here to eat, but what I can tell you is that the prices are a bit high for the amount of food you are ordering. I suppose if you have a few drinks, you don't mind the cost of a quick bite. To note, if you check in and stay with the hotel, you will get a voucher for a free adult beverage here. Dependent on the night you can get a pretty good house cocktail. They have a few beers on tap, bottles, and full bar capability. What is enticing about this place are the activities that can help you pass the night. They have duckpin bowling, bocce, darts, billiards, and maybe a few other things that I cannot think of off the top of my head at the moment. I did notice that they do have a particular night where duckpin bowling as the activity for the night. Any other night, it appears that the lanes are not open for use? Staff here are great. They were on their game. They were able to describe the house cocktails easily and make suggestions if you were on the fence. Overall, it was a nice asset to have on premise. You could easily wind down your day here.

During a recent work trip, I had the opportunity to meet up with colleagues at Harbor Social. The food was not bad for bar food. The servers were attentive and helpful in their suggestions for food/drinks. The ambiance was what impresses the most. The multiple TVs and game sections make it the spot for watching games or having a date night.

We stopped by after the concert we attended at the MGM. We were staying at the resort so we decided to get a few drinks and a late night snack. Wow what a mistake. Service was really slow and we ordered the hummus and the pita were stale and the hummus tasted old. We just paid and left but definitely not going back.

I came here during the Gartner Risk and Security conference. I am local to DC and had never heard of this place. The atmosphere is dope as they have mini bowling, pool, shuffleboard, bocce and the fun drink swinging game. Music was good. Sever was extremely nice. Food is limited, but sliders were all awesome. They did make 2 drink mistakes of Whiskey vs Rum base and fireball vs makers mark but they were able to correct that. The only negative which is natural for DC is that it was a bit over priced. 13$ for a basket of fries is a bitch much. Drinks werw ~15-19 each. But I'll likely come back with friends as overall it's a good experience.

The food was really good and drinks were too. The ambiance was nice and the staff were on point. Def coming back!

Came for the few cocktails as part of checkin deal. I can't speak for the food but they do have a vegetarian option. Got the cocktail of the day which was an interesting blue margarita. Tasted good and nice and strong. Good acidity.

I never write reviews but what a DISASTER. First of all, the waitresses couldn't have been nicer and the atmosphere was decent. BUT the "game master" at the front desk might be the most unprofessional host I've ever talked to. We walked in to bowl but were unfortunately told that there were "no more reservations available and they are understaffed", disappointing but we understood. I made sure to clarify after scanning the reservation QR code asking, "just making sure we don't need to fill this out" and he replied "there are no more reservations, no more bowling tonight etc". We were told we could go play any other available games for free but our great waitress explained that there actually is room for us to play and escorted us to our lanes. The game master interrupted us and other groups repeatedly to "coach" and observe and poke fun at other patrons but none of it landed. He also ran through the "rules" for us and never mentioned any other guidelines or pricing. Only that "you have 75 mins and these are your lanes, enjoy!" which implies it was like the many other first come first serve games around the facility. Our 1 hr 15 min game ends and we are brought a bill for $175.......so one of our fellow guests goes to speak with the "game master" and inquire about this steep price that was not mentioned in the many times we tried to schedule bowling and he started cursing, pacing, and saying "I think you need help hearing......that's not what I said.......you all turned away from me and didn't let me explain (he sent us to go play pool and we left by his direction)" An absolute master class in bad customer service. For the record, we had no issue paying of course and we were prepared to when we decided to come here. But the pricing was never explained at all and we were just kind of ushered around and not told how the system or reservations work. To be loudly gaslit in front of our party and other patrons was disrespectful and unbelievable. This is a nice facility and we were eager to become regulars but the man at the front desk has now driven many people away from the business for good. I feel awful for all of the other customers that have had to interact with him and for all of the employees that have to work in his vicinity. If the Game Master has 100 haters, I'm one of them. If the Game Master has 10 haters, I'm one of them. If the Game Master has 1 hater, it's me. If the Game Master has no haters, I'm dead.

Sat at the bar and had a beer waiting on my family. They have some games that I believe are free but hard to reserve. Pretty loud on a Friday night but not overly unusual for the type of place. Would be a loud conversation but still doable. Bartender was nice but took over 10 minutes to get a drink. Just not enough bartenders for the amount of patrons they had. Again not his fault but Marriott needs to hire more help, probably. Did not try the food but it looked typical bar type. You will also pay hotel prices for everything so be prepared. Nice enough spot but 3 stars for the service.

Unfortunately after a few good experiences, our last night at the Gaylord Marriot, we had a bad experience at the Harbor Social. We had an inept bartender who cut us off abruptly. I would understand if we were obnoxious but we had no reason given. I talked to Eric (manager) about why we were cut off , but he just said it was discretionary. So As Marriott ambassador members we will be taking our business elsewhere. I still tipped accordingly but Eric please evaluate the bartender with the Jamaican accent. He is inept, rude, and customer unfriendly. So glad my wife got me out of there before I had words w him

Food was good, and came out amazing quickly. We ordered wings and fries and a salad, The ambiance was amazing to watch the national Championship. The service however was TERRIBLE, so for the negative energy comment but it's honest. drinks never came, and something as simple as ketchup was not brought either.

Salmon sliders and truffle fries saved THE DAY!! Fries were super crispy and seasoned perfectly as were the sliders.

Cool scene, but the food was tasteless. Nice staff. And the drinks are pretty strong.

Located in the Gaylord so convenient of you are staying there but been there twice now and service is horrible. Food is decent but this is based on my limited orders of crab sliders and truffle fries. Service is just slow and staff is just not friendly at all. I guess they know that most of the customers are guests who are likely on business trips so regardless they are going to get a decent tip.

The Gaylord is a few steps away from my crib, so I was excited to hear that we had another cool spot in the neighborhood to hang out and have a good time. The pandemic was more damming for some than others. The huge sports bar that previously occupied this space (National Pastime) didn't survive so here comes Harbor Social! Aesthetically, Harbor Social couldn't be better looking for a sports /game lounge. Everything is free minus the duck pin bowling.. Duck Pin? WTH. Lol. I digress :( The bar is obscenely large, surrounded by several flat screens.. So if you want to just drink and catch a game.. This is the SPOT! If you noticed, I just said DRINK because I would highly recommend against you coming to Harbor Social if you're hungry. To say that the food menu is limited would be an understatement! I've never heard of a sports/gaming lounge that doesn't offer wings, chicken fingers or even a full size burger. They basically have scaled down their menu to sliders and a few overpriced apps, for example (crab dip $24)...Again..WTH!! Because it's a short walk for me, I will come to shoot a lil pool and people watch. Trust and believe, I will stop on the way to one of the many restaurants National Harbor has to offer to get my belly full first.. Lol!!

Trust the reviews!! Everything said this place sucked and it's correct. We had two complimentary drinks with our stay and those were fine. A watered down whiskey sour with a beer. The real disappointment came when we ordered the churros. They were vapid and completely tasteless. My partner and I stopped eating them immediately. Fortunately they took them back with no issue so +1 for the service.

Just not a fan at all. The food is over priced and mediocre, the service is very slow, if you're going to watch sports, the TVs are positioned very strangely and there are obstructions in the way. They have open seating and depending on who your server is you may be waiting a while in between drinks. The only thing that I do enjoy when I go is the jumbo sized Jenga they have in the back area. This is a fun group game. Outside of that, bowling is expensive and the pool tables are too close together and in a high traffic area.

Place is huge. Service was slow. Not a lot of choices for food and it was mediocre. Do note that if you are staying at the hotel, they give you a voucher for 2 drinks since you pay $27 "resort fee" which says includes beer, wine or cocktail however they would only offer the cheap wine as the only choice

Very cool place in the middle of Gaylord hotel Conference center. Truffle fries were very good as was the crabcake sliders.

I feel like this place is a hidden gem in Maryland. Maybe, because it is literally hidden away in a hotel (Gaylord Palms). Even as a local to the area, I'd never been until researching places to play pool in the DMV. This place is a large and open atmosphere with jumbo screens everywhere making it a great place to watch sporting events. They also have billiards, duckpin bowling, among other interactive games. Finding a seat is usually easy enough with the sheer amount of seating they have available. And once seated, a staff member comes to take your order. They have a good drink menu with typical beers and a few interesting cocktails. The food menu has what you would expect to find in a bar. I ordered the sliders, and even though you don't get to specify a temperature when I got them they seemed to be a little less than medium. Which I think was unintentional. I was not a fan but did not let that ruin my opinion of the place. Come here for a good bar experience with plenty of things to keep you entertained!

good food and fun games but absolutely obscenely understaffed. One waitress for the whole restaurant on a packed night.

The setup here is great! Big screen TVs, lot of activities, and comfortable seating. Really good place to watch games and to spend time with friends. Servers were really kind, but it seemed like there were not enough for the number of people in the establishment. As more people come in, the odds of you needing the flag down a server went up. We ordered old fashions; they were strong and not very good. They came out very quickly and my guess is that they have them pre-mixed/made - not recommended. Can't speak to the food. My suggestion: go here for games and to spend time together, and stick to beer.

Good place for kids with all the noise. Food selection is limited, but service is fast. Plenty of servers on.

I stayed at the Gaylord hotel for a conference and came here just to relax after a long day. The hotel gives you 2 free drink coupons here so I didn't want to miss out. They have sliders and fries, I didn't try the food. But it looked good. The service was fine; they have lots of TVs and it is a game place too. It looked fine but I was tired so I didn't check it out.

Harbor Social is a reboot of what used to be called the TAPs bar, located at National Harbor. Harbor Social still captures the sports bar scene but has some added twists. You will now find a small bowling alley, pool tanles, and other games at this new bar. The food and drink menus are updated. The bar has plenty of televisions for sporting events. There are many servers going to each table. You may have to flag someone down if you have not seen a server in a while. Bar service is decent on a busy night. I did not try and of the entrées but I did go for some "bay fries" old bay french fries with a bloody mary mix ketchup. It was very tasty and filling. The drinks were pretty well balanced. Will definitely visit here again.

The food service was not as I expected or even experienced before. The host was great providing me cornhole bags but upon finding a table for me and my family; no one came over to see if we even wanted water or a drink. So very disappointed so we played a couple of games of cornhole and left.