“ If you're a beer drinker, this spot has got to be offering the best craft beer selection on the East Coast. You got some of the best of the best on the menu with highlights from Sante Adarius and other leading breweries. You also can't go wrong with any of the food. Ever since the restaurant downstairs Mallard opened up, the food quality here has increased a lot. My go to beers on the current menu are: - Sante Adarius Eternal Truth - Sacred Profane Pale Lager - Port City Downright Pilsner Definitely check out this place if you enjoy some great quality beer! ”

“ It has a nice atmosphere, we got seated and it took a few to get service but we waited. Once served the server wasn't too friendly, but got our order and beers. Beers were empty for a bit as we waited for him to come back. I finally got up and went to the bar where I was greeted very nicely and she was happy to help us. The server then noticed and came to get our order. He just seemed very uninterested in waiting on us. There was hardly anyone there. ”

“ A real beer nerds bar with food to match the neighborhood. They've got a solid tap list but the real gem here is the bottle list. The place itself is tucked in upstairs in a row house and has fantastic cocktail bar vibes. The staff could be taken as aloof but they just don't want to deal with a ton of questions from someone who doesn't know what they want. If you're here it's assumed you do. The food is pretty pricey so I haven't gotten anything but this is definitely a destination for anyone with a "beer bar bucket list". I'll make sure to come back when I'm in the area ”

“ This is a great spot to get some hard to find beers. They also serve cocktails and food. We ordered a pizza and their homemade tater tots. Everything we ate tasted very good. If I lived in the area, I would come here all the time. ”

“ Churchkey has a wide selection of beers and a growing NA portion of the menu. I've never had food here so prefacing that I come for a drink and it is a reliable place to go on 14th. The staff is always friendly and helpful if you are torn on what you should get and the fact they have a NA sour on the menu really gets me when I do not feel like going to Aslin for a drink. It's a large place with booths on one side and large tables if you have a group. Plenty of TVs playing whatever sports game is on and can get busy during peak times. ”

“ Great atmosphere with extensive beer and cocktail list. Burger was elite. I wanted a lobster roll but the burger didn't disappoint with the pepperoncini mayo and juicy double patties. Would eat again. The fired oysters were mostly breading, not my favorite. ”

“ ChuchKey sets the standard for beer bars in DC and in most of the country. I've visited many times over the years. I stopped by recently on Labor Day afternoon because they were running a special: lagers for $5. They didn't post a specific beer list in advance, so I wasn't sure what beers to expect. They had four lagers on the menu, all included in the promotion. We had a glass of all four. They are normally $9/$10 a glass so $5 was a great deal. We enjoyed all of them. My favorite was the Eredita helles lager, but that depends on your taste. The bar was pretty empty when we stopped by at around 1:30 PM with only about 6 other people at maximum. Service was good. The ambiance was dark and woody, with a few TVs playing sports. Since it was the middle of the day, I couldn't help but wish they turned the lights up a little bit. It's a tall, airy space and I would have liked it to feel a bit brighter. ”

“ Stopped by ChurchKey for a bite to eat while in DC. I had been here once before, just for a drink, so I was excited to try the food. This place definitely specializes in beer so the selection is huge and includes some interesting brews you might not be able to find elsewhere - and for relatively reasonable prices. Being gluten free, I was glad to see some ciders and cocktail options. My friend and I both got dirty martinis but were disappointed in how not dirty they were. We ended up asking for a sidecar of olive juice to dirty it up ourselves. This wasn't a huge surprise since a cocktail at a beer bar is usually hit or miss. We got the endive salad to share which was delicious. I got the tots and the wings for my entree and my friend got a burger. Serving sizes were generous! The wings had a lot of flavor and were the right amount of spicy however, I found that the sauce became overwhelming after a bit and it felt like it was scraping off the first layer of my tongue. It was pretty acidic. The tots, on the other hand, were delicious! I would've chosen the steak frites but was disappointed to find that the sauce wasn't gluten free. Sort of odd since most steak frites are usually gluten free and a safe option. I would appreciate seeing more indications on the menu about allergens, etc. The staff seemed pretty checked out overall. We had a couple different people helping us at our seats at the large bar but our main server was on her phone and zoning out most of the time. It seemed to be the end of her shift and she was definitely ready to be outta there. Besides the small qualms I have about this place, it is a really beautiful space and a solid option if you're looking for beer and bar bites in upscale and spacious digs. ”

“ It had been a few years since I had ordered from ChurchKey, so it was nice to have their food. My friend and I ordered a cheese pizza and mushroom pizza in tavern pizza style for delivery, and we received our order on-time. We enjoyed both our pizzas, with the cheese blend on the mushroom pizza being particularly good. The crusts were crispy and there were perfect ratios of crust-to-toppings. The mushrooms were a bit rubbery and this pizza would have worked better as a quattro formaggi. At $14, the pizzas are on the pricier side for their size, and my friend and I felt we needed to share at least three pizzas to feel full. Nonetheless, I would recommend and order these pizzas again. ”