This is one of my favorite local coffee places to work at. There is plenty of seating with a variety of chairs, tables, and sofas both indoors and outdoors. The outdoor patio is decorated with aesthetic string lights and make it a very comfortable place to spend hours in.
For a tourist, the place is just for checking in. As a tourist attraction, there is nothing to do there.
I would like to thank you for your ongoing support throughout the years and as your colleague. Truly an honor to work with all the great men and women and members of our society that might not be declared as either man or woman but both.
love the air service would fly again if i was not dead
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I had a pleasant experience. But when I walked in, it was all "Desist!", "This is a restricted area!"
They wouldn't let me in the front door, and I tried the window, but they didn't like that at all for whatever reason. I did find obama's last name though, so it was worth it in the end.
Gorgeous building, great people. 10/10 protection. Even my grandparents are too young to remember the last time there was an attempt at invasion that had a serious chance of success. Yes, there's corruption, but where is there ever not? Besides, most of the really eye-popping stories, ie the infamous $400 hammers, are the result of Congress giving the Pentagon money they explicitly say they don't want or need, and then making them figure out how to spend it so their budget isn't gutted the next year. The DoD is doing the best it can under those circumstances. Since it all has to be spent, I'd rather they make that money disappear by paying too much for stuff they do need, rather than buying stuff they don't that will end up in the landfill and eventually our oceans. These people bear no responsibility for that, they just do their job, and do it better than anyone else in the world. Hawaii won't be blown up for real anytime soon.
Amazing place. I got to see the WHCOS and the Press Secretary. The food was a bit cold as well but it still tasted really good.
Because this place is very beautiful and great I would like to study there
Had a wonderful lunch before catching the train into DC
It is the largest office building in the world. And then one of four hijacked planes on September 11, 2001 crashed on part of the building.
I really enjoyed the behind the scenes tour of the Pentagon. Fascinating & historic . Highly recommend it to anyone visiting Washington DC.
The place is bigger and can only be viewed from afar!
I typed in "hidden space craft", it brought me here.
If the people only knew how many Pentagon buildings there are and have been that perfectly line up with this one around the world.. It also lines up with Stonehenge..
One of the largest buildings in the world, perhaps the largest, at least as far as office buildings are concerned. I think the only such scale is the parliament building in Bucharest, but I'm not sure which one is bigger, I'll check. The building itself is not some kind of beauty, but because of its impressive size, it would be worth watching it live.
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Great and amazing , speechless i was left
Wow
We were lucky enough to get our background checks in time to take the tour of the Pentagon (not as lucky for the White House). So they require you to turn your phones off before proceeding with the tour, so I have no photos from the inside but there was 4 helicopters flying over as we walked out which was pretty cool.
The Pentagon was very impressive, it's literally a city within it's own and covers multiple zip codes which was crazy to hear. The 911 memorial was amazing to see (inside and out). We all felt heart break on that day, but standing where the plane crashed was something entirely different.
My father was a chief commandant of us army so I go with them and see what a heaven is this very clean and neat
I love I love the USA, I think I was born in the wrong country (venezuela)
You can visit it by making a reservation on the WEB. Until then, of course, you can't visit places that are confidential for military or defense purposes. A tour of the staff quarters and the 911 Memorial Room.
* English guide only
* There is a preliminary examination.
* You need to check in one hour before the reserved time. At that time, since there is no call from the other side, it is necessary to tell the visitor and the time to the gatekeeper
I love the Pentagon so much, I have a small Replica on my desk!
It would be nice if they changed the shape to a rectangle
It's weird if they wanted it to be secret because they put the name of the figure it is? They did not know that there are satellites
Rooms here are poorly furnished, but cozy. Room service is friendly. Only complaints are the army officers who strap me to a chair and ask me weird personal questions. Unfortunately they have no rewards card for repeat visitors.
I am planning on joining the army soon and would like to work here in the future.
Their service was very poor. I can't believe I payed lots of money for this establishment. The food was nasty, it was raw, it was so disgusting I literally threw up. Don't ever go here. This place is an absolute dump. You have been warn. And they wouldn't let me drive my go cart around inside.
Hacked, now I control AMERICA. All perfectly! 5 stars.
Thirty years ago I had the privilege to take the Pentagon tour of the masterpiece that Somervell believed in, Bergstrom drew, Groves pushed and McShain built.
When finished it was one of, if not the, most user friendly, efficient, pleasant buildings in the world.
All that is gone, and given the law of unintended consequences, probably not for the better.
The building is now hermetically sealed, and vulnerable to one of, if not the, most deadly poisons known so far, Polonium 210.
As a gas, the amount that could be brought in a C7 bulb, the size of a night light, would render the most of the building unusable for a substantial period of time, and the immediate area for about two years.
If a person could open the windows, they could go back to work within a week.
Progress on Somervell, Bergstrom, Groves and McShain? Chance of my taking another tour? No on both.
It is so good I am going to go there and I am rich Lol
So-so place, they do not love anyone, only themselves. The Pentagon is like a point to put in, so that these Yankees calm down and never start a war.
This place can be fairly hard to get to however if you get a tour it's absolutely worth it! It's so cool to see the way they have a place this huge set up. I love this place not only for how amazing the architecture is but for the patriotic and historical importance. Overall I highly recommend this place 10/10
An imposing building, I managed to take a picture !!!
Nice place but do not run around screaming allahu akbar I tried that it didn't work out well for me
Nice place, our waiter wouldn't take our order. Rude.
The Pentagon is the building of the US Department of Defense, which has the shape of a regular pentagon, located in Virginia near Washington. The building has two underground and five above-ground floors. This largest More
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