Tico - Washington, D.C.

I came here for dinner to try out Tapas for the first time.

Came here with a few friends for happy hour and we did not leave disappointed. First off, they have $6 cocktails which were delicious, strong, and not

I first went to Tico's for a friend's birthdayIt was a large group of about 10 people, in the middle of the week.

Jack was an excellent server- attentive and very personal. eating was great and the drinks were not disappointed during the groundless brunch. the manager was also friendly and looked at tables. beautiful vibe and dope art. 10/10- would recommend.

Overall, the place and staff were friendly. However, we wanted to have sushi. The Sake was super smooth. But I recommend either dropping the sushi bar, or get a real sushi chef…at a very minimum, fix the rice!! More than 50% or the sushi taste should come from the rice. What was used, was the same rice used for burritos. Separated grains, wet at times, non sticky. Doesn’t even seem like the rice has any hint of vinegar. Completely ruined the taste of the rolls. I think a a fusion restaurant could potentially marry two cuisines, but perhaps, not freely mix ingredients. Hope things get better in the future. Best of luck.