WILD DAYS

Visited Wild Days at the rooftop of The Eaton Hotel. After hours of traveling I just wanted to grab a drink/listen to some good music. The ambiance and vibes were amazing. The service behind the bar was impeccable especially the bartender Aaron. I had a large party with me, many of which had different orders and short patience. He was quick, attentive and hilarious. Made our trip so much better. Thanks to him and the staff at Wild Days we will be back and bringing more friends.

I really enjoyed the ambiance and the DJ sets. The space is really cozy. And the bartenders were nice and efficient. I did not enjoy the cockroaches though. Pest problems are inevitable in the city, but I saw at least ten the night I went. Two ended up on the table, and one of them crawled on my purse and cup. The humidity was probably a factor, but it was still unpleasant. My shot of espolon was $19, but that seems to be the standard price in DC.

The bar was a little loud when my boyfriend and I first came in. But, within an hour, the whole place quieted down. Feven and Israa were all you could ever ask for as bartenders - experienced, hilarious, and charming! We had the hummus plate that was fabulous. And, many, many drinks that were each terrific. We were in DC visiting friends and, I have no doubt, we will visit Wild Days again when we return!

Israa was such an amazing bartender and host. She has such personality and she’s so down to earth. Such a great atmosphere and a great vibe.

Absolutely terrible service. I have never left a negative review for a restaurant, but I had to share my thoughts. Three of us got there for a 6:30 reservation for outside. She said they were preparing our table outside and we could sit inside while we waited. Never got seated outside and air conditioning was freezing. I asked twice about our table and they said there weren’t any. When I asked for a third time, he said would u like to sit outside now? It was now 8:00. We had apps and waited 45 minutes for dinner and a drink. I finally cancelled our order and asked for the check. I did speak to the manager. He said he was sorry? Terrible service and evening. So disappointing!

Adorable rooftop bar! Loved the live music and the vibes of this place. Drinks are very expensive (20$ per average) so I highly suggest trying their happy hour. It’s the perfect place for an after work event. I was visiting in town and felt welcome and right in place.

They went through four DJs, but one of them was actually good and it wasn’t the closer. It was a lot more expensive than expected but doesn’t have the ambiance of a club/bar that charges that much.

Came to wild days to grab a quick bite but ended up staying for a couple hours, the bartenders isra and feven were wonderful great conversation gave amazing recommendations the plug on oaxaca was magnificent. If you’re ever around k st I would definitely recommend stopping by.

I came to Wild Days for a 30 and up rooftop event for Memorial Day. Parking around the Eaton can be difficult, but thankfully I found a spot in front of the entrance. Wild Days is a decent size on the inside, but as far as rooftops go, the outside balcony isn't the biggest. They do have tables, high chairs, and lounge chairs for relaxing. I ordered a Pistolgrip Pump, which consisted of Wild Turkey Bourbon, Courvoisier, Italian Chocolate, and Mr Black. It was well balanced and the chocolate added a nice touch of sweetness without being too much.

Went to the establishment and had a pretty decent time. I left my event with an open tab, about 30 mins after the event I noticed I didn't have my card. I went back to retrieve my card and close my tab, the team indicated that they already closed the tab. I asked for a receipt and of if I needed to sign anything the team indicated no and reiterated that the tab was closed. When I checked my statement, I was charged $108 for 2 cocktails and a ginger beer, even with tax, gratuity and a service fee I was overcharged or someone helped themselves to a $50+ tip. I cannot patronize an unethical establishment.

I was waiting to be seated at allegory. The elevator man informed me that there was a rooftop bar with a chill vibe. It was awesome. Not busy yet as it was only 10pm and it was a clubby vibe. It got busier as I chilled. A few people were dancing. I liked it because the music was good and it was just comfy and unassuming. I walked around the rooftop. Had a drink. And everything was grand. Only complaint is the price. $30 for a crown and coke is absurd, even in trendy urban places. Otherwise it was great and it was a perfect chill spot until my seat was ready downstairs.

The ambiance was cool. We met with some friends there. It was pretty early when we got there, but, we could see how the vibe could change when the night progressed. We took some pictures outside and we then headed out. I liked the decor, plants and seating that encourages conversations is a plus. We ordered wings, hummus, and the meatballs with some drinks. The meatballs were our favorite out of the appetizers. Check it out for yourselves.

Amazing service. Drinks and people were cool. Came for a happy hour stayed for the vibe.

TL;DR: Don't go here is you are a cash payer! They will not give you all your change back! It's a "policy" to always round the bill UP. More detailed version: I prefer to spend cash at bars because I've been mis- and over-charged at bars more often than at other types of businesses. I was there 03.21.25, and I had a tab of $64.68. That was for a plate of wings, and two drinks. I gave the bartender a $100 bill (and asked her if a 100 was OK, and she said "sure"). She returned a few minutes later with 35 singles. I sort of said ... UM, I wish I had known that you only had singles for change, and she assured me it was "no problem". I clarified, actually, it's a problem for me, I'm not sure if I can fit 35 bills in my wallet! And I had different bills in hand, but I thought it would be an easy break of a c-note. I requested some more reasonable change, and a few minutes later, someone else provided her with a 20, a 10, and a 5 bill. I asked her where was the rest of my change? It was only $0.32, but at this point, it was an issue of principle. She said when a customer pays cash, they always round the bill UP to the dollar. I said "Do you mean, you always round to the NEAREST dollar?" and she clarified, no, they always round the bill UP. She explained what rounding was to me, and I didn't even have the heart to tell her how that that's just not how rounding works. It would have been beyond her comprehension. I asked her if that was a standard policy, and she said "Yes". I told her that's NOT OK - you're keeping money that I'm owed, and I'm not sure if it's even legal. She said it's their policy. I'd love to note the name of the bartender, but the receipt was opened and closed by "Wild Days". So, any of us that have ever worked a register knows they are using the same login for every employee. Sloppy as heck. If a manager cares, this was check # 28588. Look it up! I was so perturbed, I actually kept the receipt that showed a total tab of $64.68, a total tender of $100, and change of $35.32. I showed that to her at the time, and she tried to explain to me how rounding works again.. so I gave up. Wings were 6/10, drinks were 4/10. It must be nice to have a nearly captive audience if you set your bar on top of a hotel. Perhaps you can just get away with keeping customers money. Never went back, and we were staying at the hotel for a further 4 nights. Their loss.

I finally stopped by Wild Days for the first time since the Covid pandemic, and I don't know what happened but the service seems to have diminished. We stopped by for happy hour and were seated immediately since we had a reservation, but also there didn't seem to be a wait. The inside is still similar and really nice looking, but the cocktail we had was so so bad, neither me nor my friend could take more than 3 sips of it - it was called panda panda and I'm not sure if it was just supposed to taste so awful. Then, we ordered the pibil chicken tacos, which was so dry and barely tasty. Unfortunately I don't know what was happening at the bar or kitchen, but it wasn't giving anything on that day. However, the ambiance was still really welcoming, and the staff was kind and helpful, I just wished that the refreshments were as pleasant.

I came to wild days on a Thursday night with some friends. The drinks were a little overpriced but we would definitely come back for happy hour. The outside patio is nice and has a fireplace and lots of seating. There was a DJ and good music. A good place for a date or just to hang out with friends.

Arrived to the bar with the party host and an hour in did not receive a bottle and then was told we must purchase a bottle even thought we hosted the entire party. The bartender also allowed multiple people behind the employee section of the bar but when we were behind asking for juice he stated we could not be there. Very prejudice bar against woman.

The music/dj is always so good here it's a shame the drinks are so expensive. A lemon drop shot for $30 is not worth it my opinion so my advice is to drink elsewhere and come for the music and dancing. Also there's couches throughout but you can't sit at any of them because they are strictly reserved for bottle service. However, I have yet to see anyone get bottle service. Probably because it's so expensive. Not sure how this place is making money. So I give this place three stars, but only for the good music and no cover charge.

Sadly there isn't much to say about this place during happy hour. The drinks are fair but their bar services is horrible. They seemed to have hired the slowest and most unprofessional folks whose attitudes are appalling. Why are you behind the bar if you aren't able to charge people for the correct items? Why are there 5 people behind the bar, laughing and talking with each other, while guests wait to be serviced-and even that was record-breaking for longest wait time to be given a tasteless drink. Ambiance is cute! Very nice rooftop. But that's where it stops. Also, please do not come here with a desire to grab some small bites, the menu is very limited and not worth the carbs. Would I return? Someone told me to give them a try when they have a DJ and themed party. But, I would probably go somewhere else for drinks because their bar service is the worst and maybe they need to invest in actual bartenders with manners and a sense of mixing drinks. I won't waste my time!

Reserved a large group here 3 weeks ago. They just cancelled due to another larger party, now I have to scramble and find a new place for my large party with days until my event. Really poor service. I will be sure to let my company know as we spend a lot of money at the hotel. Really disappointing.

On the hunt for a rooftop bar for a very special event, Wild Days came up in my searches. It's on the rooftop of Eaton Hotel -- heard of it before?? Yes, it's the same hotel that houses Allegory, one of the many hidden speakeasies in DC. I had made a reservation online for this special event, but wanted to make sure we could sit outside since there wasn't an option for that. One thing you should know about this place is that it's hard to get in touch with anyone -- they don't have their own phone, and I had been given multiple emails that all bounced back when I tried to ask a question. So, one time I was in town to meet up with a friend, I decided to swing by this place to get all my questions answered. I made my way up to the rooftop, and the hostess was super polite and accommodating. She answered all my questions and made sure that we got our outside slot. In the meantime, I decided to indulge in their happy hour. Gotta make sure their drinks are good for this special event right?? Their happy hour is from 5-6 during the week -- literally an hour lol -- and they have a small handful of creative cocktails. When I sat at the bar, I looked around and loved the vibe of the place. It was bright with the sun coming in, and there were tables spread out around the area. I could see where the DJ performs (comes every Saturday night) and the outdoor area. From the bar I could see what views are possible from the outdoor area, and it looked awesome! Back to the bar, I was greeted by the bartender and got to try two of their creative cocktails: So Fresh, So Clean - I really enjoyed this refreshing one, which had gin, cucumber, sherry and lime in it. Ain't No Rest For The Wicked - It was a bourbon-based drink spiced up with vanilla and dram, and it was delicious, but a very different mood from the above. I didn't try any food on this occasion, but was pleased with my experience, and looking forward to the special event. Fast forward to the night, a party of 9 of us arrived right on time for our reservation, and I skipped ahead upstairs just to make sure everything was okay. We were good to go, so I signaled the rest to come upstairs, and we got the very edge of the outdoor seating -- it almost felt private, and it was beautiful! We shared cocktails, shooters and shots (again no food), and everyone was very happy, especially the man of the hour. Prices were on par for a rooftop bar, and the vibes were everything I had hoped for. I do need to come back and try the food, but otherwise... I loved the heck out of this place. I also gotta check that speakeasy.

This place was so delightful. As a first time visitor I must say the DJ, ambiance, and drinks were on point. Haize the bartender made my cocktail to perfection. Customer service was excellent & I would definitely come here again. 10/10 experience for anyone trying to enjoy a lowkey rooftop experience. Great for a night out with friends or date night.

The live music and ambiance was good so I'll give them 2 stars for that. The problem was that the service was horrible and our waitress gave herself a 22% tip when she rang our cards. I think I should decide what to tip especially when the service is bad. What exactly was so bad about the service? Well, I had to flag our waitress down to put in an order after a long wait, and hardly saw her after that. In my limited interaction with her, she had an attitude. And she didn't just roll her eyes at me, she rolled her eyes at my friends as well. That being said, I'm giving them zero stars for service. Another issue was the refreshments. Their menu didn't have a lot of options and when I asked to order their "wake up" cocktail the waitress said they ran out of the ingredients for that. Then when I asked to order wings the waitress said they ran out of wings. I ended up ordering a few lemon drops, which by the way were over priced ($30 each) and mediocre. I didn't eat anything but my friend got a chicken sandwich, which to my surprised had potato chips on the side --I don't know who they think they're fooling but I know yellow bag lays potato chips when I see em. Zero stars for refreshments!

It was my first time here and I enjoyed my visit. I had been dying to come here. I made reservations for the fire pit for s'more service. The rooftop was warm and cozy, the music was really nice and the service was great. I ordered drinks, food and s'mores. I thought everything was great, however I thought we could've had more s'mores. It was 6 of us and there was only enough for everyone to have one s'more and 2 of us for two. *tip: make sure you make reservations for the fire pit because they only have one

Good views, good was ok, service was ok. The place has a ton of potential but I guess it's a hit or miss on some nights/days. Private events crowd visitors out.

Phenomenal! Who knew so much coolness would be unleashed at the top of the Eaton Hotel? Apparently, he did! What an awesome surprise! The decor of this year round rooftop gem reminds me of a beautiful night in sexy Miami! We opted to sit indoors (they have amazing heat lamps outside along with areas to make s'mores!!) to take in the melodic sounds of a super cool and hip DJ who rocked out with head bopping lounge music mixes. I was so surprised to hear her mix up some old school rap in her beats! The music moved us so much, we got up and danced! The vibe and energy was amazing! We weren't too hungry, but wanted to try the "raved about" "These are tacos" tacos lol He had the duck and I had the kalbi. His were by far, much more flavorful than mine but mine were tasty. He enjoyed a glass of champagne while I remain dry during my alcohol detox. We will, however, return when I'm cocktail ready to enjoy "Feels Like Summer" while enjoying a s'more on the heated rooftop! Super cool and laid back spot! Dwayne, our server, was OUTSTANDING! He and the other servers were very attentive!

Having an enjoyable Sunday at Wild Days. You gotta come and check out Omari. He makes great drinks and he's a cool dude too. This rooftop is the place to be on any evening. Elevate your 2024 at Wild Days!

A hidden gem in the rampant world of rooftop bars. A little expensive but I love the wide array of options here and to show off this spot to friends. Especially when paired with the speakeasy on the main level. Happy Hour is a much better deal and is best enjoyed on a nice evening on the outdoor patio. The vibe is always, fun, interesting, and eclectic. I've had good service here and no complaints, which is always a positive!

Wild days has a lot of potential! The drinks are strong and creative and they had a live dj. However, it's a weird vibe because they don't really have a dance floor (at least when I was there). It's more of a standing and table-service bar, but the music is blasting at such a high volume that it's impossible to have a convo. Get rid of the tables and cocktail bar vibe if you're going to blast music. Also, it's annoying because if you're sitting at the table, you have to order with the waiter. But the waiter barely comes around so you're just left sitting with an empty drink.

Wild Days is a rooftop bar at the Eaton. Unsurprisingly, they have a gorgeous outdoor patio and the indoor area is likewise bright and airy. Happy hour is until 6, and reservations are available. I highly recommend coming during happy hour as the drinks are regularly priced at $16 but are $8 during HH. They also offer a small assortment of Mexican-inspired dishes. We shared the tortilla chips with trio of salsas. The avocado/salsa verde was definitely the favorite. Our waiter refilled our chips multiple times, but charged us each time. The drink menu is tight & creative. I got the coffee cocktail, which had vodka, espresso liqueur, and a biscotti simple syrup. If you like espresso martinis, you'll love this one. Service was spotty, with our waiter being attentive at times and totally absent at others. You'll just need to be proactive when you need another drink.

If you love viewing the city from a roof, this is s "must" for your to do list. The bar area is intimate and fun. There is also rooftop seating. If you are on the roof, you have to see the dinosaur. The bar area is pretty. The staff members are so nice. Metro is nearby. The hotel is at 12th & K Streets,NW.

First impression review! Wild Days is one of those spots that has alot of picturesque hype...except it's not hype. Beautiful interior and a rooftop that provides a green and natural vibe. I came in without a reservation on a Thursday with coworkers. While we were accommodated, the rooftop fills up quickly. Our server was friendly and attentive. The star deduction is for the limited happy hour drink and food menu. While the offerings for happy hour are good, it would be nice to have a few additional options. My group ordered a mix of happy hour (rose, daily punch) and the regular cocktails. I didn't try any tacos but I heard from another member of the group that they were good. Bathroom situation are single-use stalls which is cool. Overall, very chill atmosphere. I plan to be back for sure for more.

Wild days is a great rooftop! It's on the rooftop of the Eaton Hotel. I contacted Maria Ortez a few weeks before my birthday to reserve a table on Monday , July 8. Justine was the server for the table ! She was amazing ! I had arrived well before my party and she helped me get situated and captured some really amazing photos. She allowed for the party to work out the check and was really down to earth. She has a great personality and exceed great customer service I also want to give props to Will the bartender who made great lemon drop shots! The rooftop view is amazing. It's great scenery for pictures and gatherings. What makes this place stand out is that also has a covered rooftop area with couches, tables, Great Wall Art, and has a Dj! I also like that it's a fancy place but doesn't have a "stuck up" vibe like many of the rooftops in dc. Happy hour ends at 6pm. It would be awesome if Wild Days considered a longer happy hour. I can't wait to come back !

Wild Days in a bar/live music venue on the top floor of the Eaton Hotel in downtown Washington, D.C. On a street traditionally known as the lobbying capital of the world, Wild Days speaks to a new era for K Street NW- one that is defined by activists and creatives. Once you enter Eaton, a new lifestyle hotel, take the elevators to the right (near the coffee shop) to the top floor. Once you step off the elevator, you'll be welcomed by a beautifully decorated lobby. Enter through the doors and you'll be in a gorgeous space decorated in mosaic art. There's a large bar and plenty of seats in the room to listen to the live music from the stage by the main mosaic. If it's warm outside, go outside to their rooftop seating. During winter, they have a fireplace for one of the circular tables. They sell food (tacos!) and have a large drink menu. They have happy hour wine, beer, and a $9 punch (it's usually sweeter). If you want a great happy hour spot in downtown DC, go here!

What a Cute rooftop spot for drinks and light bites. We even got the s'mores that you can cook over a little fire. Make sure to make a reservation and get here early as it gets crowded and a little ratchet.

Love love love everything at Eaton DC but I especially love this rooftop. Came here Saturday around 3ish for some food and drink. I ordered the guacamole and chips + short rib tacos, along with the Plug on Oaxaca. The guacamole was delicious, tasted super fresh and had the perfect of lime. The fresh tomatoes and cilantro on top were also a good touch. The short rib in the tacos was really well-seasoned and the kimchi added the perfect kick to the dish. The Plug on Oaxaca was yummy, so long as you like the smokiness of Mezcal. The atmosphere was very chill but inviting and excited at the same time. My server was super attentive and walked me through his recommendations for food and drink.

loved coming here during the summer and spending time on the rooftop. i got the sauvignon blanc and just enjoyed the view. what a vibe. can't wait to come here again once it warms up.

The views, ambience and amazing hostess desk service can not be beat here! Even on a wet and dreary night, we were greeted so friendly, and squeezed in without a reservation (waited to see if someone no-showed, they did) Even inside at night the views are great! A really pretty space, this would be great for a large party or group because of how the tables and chairs are set up (think lounge, couches and mixed seats). The chicken nachos were good as well - they use crema and crumbled Mexican cheeses, not the hard solid slab that you have to pry off the plate. Sorry to say, the tacos need some help! We got the sampler and the tortillas were hard and cold, so they were split down the middle. They either need to be heated more to make them malleable or they need fresh tortillas! The fillings were so so, the best was carne asada. This is for sure a hot spot for a date night, just recommend getting something other than tacos or doing dinner elsewhere.

This is definitely a great place to grab drinks or a quick bite. The s'mores are a nice touch and highly recommend. The food isn't amazing so don't go looking for a full meal but the ambiance and location are superb. Good place to start or finish the night out.

If you're looking for a rooftop bar with just the right vibes, look no further than Wild Days. Located at the top of the super eco-cool Eaton hotel, Wild Days boasts great views of the city on their outdoor deck and a beautiful interior space with plants, colorful walls and lounge seating. If you sit outside, there are heat lamps, blankets and an awning for cover. I've been before for happy hour and the space fills up quickly with a diverse after-work crowd. Limited choices for happy hour (given an already limited menu as is) during the 4-6pm timeframe. On weekend nights, they clear tables off the middle floor and bring in DJs that range from house to r&b to throwback hip hop. The tacos are small, but so good and flavorful. I firmly believe they could compete with a taco joint. Cocktails are around $15, but made strong. Concoct your own drink from their list of spirits. I've come with my boyfriend, coworkers and girlfriends and everyone has had fun in their own way. Can't wait for summer to get here!

This place is absolutely gorgeous with both indoor and outdoor seating and a dance floor. The drinks were great, I had the Single Ladies and my friends had a few other cococktail. The atmosphere was lively and the music was bombbb. I would def recommend that anyone end a night out there.

Came here for Cinco de Mayo 2022. Food selection was very limited atmosphere nice rooftop but small. Tables not cleaned for it not to be crowded.

A friend recommended this cool new spot for a more low-key night out with the girls. We were impressed with the stylish decor and setup, as well as the super attentive staff. I didn't order any food, but everything my friends got looked good and they had no complaints. Our server hooked us up with some very decently priced off the menu lemon drop "shots" as the night got a little more active ;) Overall, we had a fun night with good jams and nice drinks, but if you're looking for a variety of food options or a "cheap" night out, you'll want to look elsewhere first and just come here for the late night atmosphere.

The DJs are usually good here but the bartenders are constantly super slow. It takes away from the overall experience.

Have been on multiple occasion and always have a great experience. From servers to security, the customer service is top notch. Love that they offer s'mores service.

Ambiance/decor: Cute rooftop. It was a little chilly at night when we went and sat outside even with 2 heaters next to us. We were a party of 7 people so the outside area is good for large groups. Price value: Drink are a bit pricey here probably cause of the rooftop vibes. Apparently they have 1/2 Priced During Happy Hour 5pm-6pm Food: I didn't order food so I'm not sure. Drinks: I ordered the $16 SO FRESH, SO CLEAN drink 3.5/5 which comes with Japanese Gin, Genever, Cucumber, Fino Sherry, and Lime. It's refreshing but overpriced. I've definitely had fancier, better drinks for $16 elsewhere. Service: We had to order at the bar. Good for: Drinks on Rooftop but I'd probably only come here for happy hour

Used to love this place. We came as a group after calling and being told we didn't need a reservation... There was a big party there that had a reservation but they didn't close the bar off. We were told they would serve us at 8pm but cut us off at 6:30pm. A friend "snuck in" and the bartender/manager wouldn't let it go. Overpriced weak cocktails and for what? There are other bars in the Eaton and other rooftops in the city. No longer worth it.

This rooftop bar is the place to be! I first heard about it on Instagram and was curious about the regular DJ sets they have. They announce them pretty close to the event date so if you're interested you can sign up to get alerts when they post on IG. When you arrive it's not obvious where it is so you can enter at Eaton then go right to the elevators and take it up to the roof. Once there, you can walk through the hall to get to Wild Days. It's an open space with the DJ on a platform kind of in the middle and you'll hear an eclectic mix of music. The night I was there they were bumping a lot of Latin music and oh were people DANCING! The food is amazing. I saw someone else get the Pibil nachos and copied and pasted that order so fast. All the drinks are safe bets too especially the Next Lifetime. Another thing to love is the rooftop deck. There's a nice view and the seating is cozy. The deck is a bit less noisy if you're planning a date or group outing where you wanna have more intimate conversations. Also note that there's Allegory bar downstairs within Eaton as well if you're looking for that speakeasy vibe too!

This is one of my only (if not *the* only) 1-star reviews I have given. I have tried to come to the rooftop of the Eaton Hotel twice now, and both times the roof has been closed. Yesterday, I even called ahead and asked if the roof was open to grab drinks. I specifically asked if there was a private event occurring and was told there was not. Upon walking through DC to the hotel and taking the elevator up, my friend and I were asked if we were there for the private event and told we could not stay. We were extremely agitated, as we were told on the phone that the roof would be open. I have found that there is a lack of concern and communication at the Eaton Hotel. I've been wanting to come here for some time now, but doubt I'll be trying again as it is clear that there is a lack of respect.

Wow, this might take the prize for one of the absolute worst experiences I've had in over a decade in the District... and I've had some pretty memorable experiences. The service was absolutely atrocious. In 2.5 hours at this place we managed to each get one drink (it took a half hour to receive only glasses of wine and high noons...) and a measly smoked salmon dip, which was tasty but honestly not worth the frustration of trying to track down someone to even order it. They brought cutlery and dishes after we had already finished the dip. We ordered additional items and as they still hadn't arrived over an hour later (by the way it was not busy inside), we asked for the check and as we waited for the check food came. Honestly don't waste your time at this establishment. Our server was rude and seemed to have no idea what was going on and accused us of laughing at her totally out of the blue after one of our group let out a small chuckle about receiving silverware after we had already eaten the dip. Go elsewhere, there are plenty of better rooftops in DC.

This was our first time at Wild Days and we were BLOWN AWAY. We were able to catch some rays on the Patio with our wonderful host Justine. She walked us through the happy hour specials and when the rain rolled in she graciously guided us to a table indoors. From there our experience elevated tremendously. Shanti was walking by and noticed our bag on the floor. He came back with a chair to put our bag on. Can you say floored?!?! We have never had that happen and we were delighted by his extreme customer service. Kelvin was walking around and noticed us and he ensured we had a good time. He recommended some bites for us and every bite was delicious! From the duck tacos to the vegan bites our stomachs were delighted. Not only did he recommend them he brought them out and walked us through the flavor profile. I felt like I was at a chefs table. If I could give 10 stars I would. Justine was there the entire time facilitating our experience and ensuring we felt welcome and comfortable. We only want this trio from now on!!!! The ambiance and the service were impeccable! I'm immediately transformed from a first time guest to a long time patron!

I was not impressed with the food at Wild Days. The rooftop is pretty cool, however. You can check this place out.

Super cute and romantic/fun date spot. This rooftop bar sits on top of the Eaton hotel in DC. The hotel itself is beautiful, so it only makes sense that this bar would be fab. The name "Wild Days" is very fitting, since the decor gives me safari vibes. They have a limited food menu (only tacos and small bites), however there is something for everyone on that tiny menu. They even had vegan options. I had the short rib tacos. SOOOOO GOOOD. Outside at the fire pit they serve smores, and give you blankets to cuddle up. Only complaint is that I paid $25 for smores. If I knew that I would've bought 3 cocktails instead. I guess you pay for the convenience and the fact that smores at a restaurant is rare. Lower the price of the smores and I'll be back tomorrow :-)

I'm super happy this place reopened. I sat inside as unfortunately all outdoor spaces were reserved but even seating inside you feel as if you are part of the outdoors. The current menu is super limited. We ordered tacos and ceviche and both were delicious but there is nothing more. For now this is mainly a rooftop bar. Come here on a nice or semi nice day, enjoy and relax with friends (do know sometimes their music indoors is a bit loud so a bit hard to talk) Do know they do follow the 2-hr ish rule as most places do at this time. But Covid protocols were in place.

I hosted at 50th birthday celebration at Wild Days rooftop. The planning, execution and service were warm, professional and precise. Their event planner Brandon took great care of us. He was timely in all his communications, clear and concise about the terms of the event, and incredibly sweet by going above and beyond to service us. We had a great time, the food was fantastic and the drinks were delicious. I enjoyed the atmosphere. We've been smiling all week. Great place to plan an event, staff was very attentive and friendly. Thank you Wild Days!

My first time experiencing the DC night life and my first stop was Wild Days rooftop bar. Not only did we wait about 13 min to get a drink, but the two bartenders working completely ignored me and my wife. Even when another patron straight up told the bartender (gentleman with the hat) that they we were there fist, he then looked at us and then went on to the gentleman next to us who had just moved up to the bar. Horrible service right from the start and will never return!!

I don't know what I like more, the vibe or the food and cocktails. I've hung out with the same friend twice and each time we fall more in love with this amazingly creative, eclectic space. It just has a distinct vibe and as it warms I'm sure I'll be spending more time. The house punch is a great and not too pricey drink option but the cocktail menu has some good pics including the gin and lime drink, the name of which I can't recall and the mushroom taco trio is delish! So buttery with a tasty mayo, a great and filling pick me up but not too heavy.