Brunch
Brunch
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Declaration
Declaration is right near Nats Park and has a wide-ranging menu and a daily Happy Hour so it’s perfect for a group dinner or brunch before a game.
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Florida Avenue Grill
A classic diner that’s been around since the 1940s, Florida Avenue Grill is still a reliable spot for breakfast in Columbia Heights.
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Cava Mezze
In the middle of Clarendon, Cava Mezze is a solid spot for a Mediterranean group dinner or brunch.
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The Fainting Goat
Fainting Goat isn’t great, but you’ll end up here at some point. When the time comes, go heavy on the drinks and light on the food.
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Birch & Barley
When you want a good beer but don't want to sacrifice good food, head to Bitch & Barley in Logan Circle. It's the best of both worlds.
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Tabard Inn
Tabard Inn in Dupont has a reliable brunch, but the patio is a nice spot for dinner (and live jazz), too.
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Kramerbooks & Afterwords Cafe
If you want to make your brunch more literary, do it at Kramerbooks, a cafe and bookstore hybrid in Dupont.
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Jaleo
The phenomenal tapas and fun times here might be the best example of what Jose Andres has done for DC eating.
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Le Diplomate
This French bistro is the place to see anyone who’s ever been on “Meet the Press". The food is also delicious.
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The Partisan
A casual spot by day, and a proper restaurant by night, hit The Partisan in Penn Quarter if you really enjoy meat.
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The Riggsby
Attached to the Carlyle Hotel in DuPont, The Riggsby does everything “classic” extremely well.
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Bar Pilar
A classic that can be used for dates or heavy drinking. Maybe even at the same time. The food’s great too.