Brunch in Washington, DC

20s / 30s / 90s Music / Beer Lovers

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Party Earth Review Policy is a bi-level venue that might also be called bipolar: offering patrons a laid-back restaurant and mixology spot downstairs and a loud, graffiti-laden lounge above. The Love Dining Room is an intimate take on the American diner, with red vinyl booths and Formica tabletops where young professionals and couples cozy ... more

20s / 30s / 40s / Bar / Blazers / Blouses

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Party Earth Review Though The Front Page may not win any culinary awards, its Happy Hour has been the stuff of legends since the place opened in 1987. Daytime sees the expansive venue playing host to throngs of policy wonks and stressed-out staffers who stop in to watch CNN or catch a game on the dozen TVs, while tourists take to the large ... more

Brunch / Burgers / Casual / Dessert

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30s / 40s / After Work / Beer / Brunch

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Party Earth Review Three distinct levels – from a classy, intimate basement to a rowdy open-air rooftop – make El Centro D.F. (Distrito Federal) a multi-faceted haunt for anyone in need of inventive Mexican cuisine or just a mess of tequila. Textured walls and rough-hewn tables make up the industrial ground floor, which swells with a trendy ... more

20s and up / Brunch / Casual

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Reviewed by Harper W.

"My Take: As someone who is very adventurous when it comes to food, I am always looking for new restaurants to try. This is difficult in a college town ..." more

Street Parking / Groups / Casual

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20s / 30s / 40s / Artists / Bar / Brunch

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Party Earth Review Built as an homage to singer Marvin Gaye, who grew up nearby and took soul-searching trips to Belgium in the 1980s, Marvin combines the soulful elements of its namesake with some unique Belgian overtones. A wall-sized mural of the singer casts a watchful eye over the local bohemian types chowing down on fried chicken with ... more

20s / 30s / 40s / Affluent / Brunch / TVs

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Reviewed by Kelly M.

"My Take: A friend and I were not planning on eating at the Georgetown restaurant but as we walked by the quaint patio, the smell of delicious pizzas a ..." more

20s / Bar / Bar Food / Beer / Blouses

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Party Earth Review A favorite of budget-minded staffers and football-loving college kids, Capitol Lounge lies in the middle between the raucous insanity of Adams Morgan and the trendy offerings in nearby Dupont Circle. Three bars keep the joint’s fifty-plus beers close at hand – from bare-bones domestics to craft imports – while the grub ... more

30s / 40s / Bar / Bar Food / Baseball

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Party Earth Review A cavernous cornerstone of the Adams Morgan barhopping scene, GrandCentral welcomes a rowdy crowd of sports fans, booty shakers, and cover charge haters. The barrel-vaulted ceilings modeled after its namesake New York train station provide the venue with a motif, continued by the painted stone patterns featured on all three ... more

20s / 30s / After Work / All Types

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Reviewed by Kelly M.

"My Take: Located right off of the lively DuPont Circle, Firefly is a trendy American restaurant that makes all of its food with local ingredients. Wh ..." more

20s / 30s / ATM / Anything goes / Dive

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Party Earth Review Marked by a single crimson bowler hat painted above its unmanned black door, The Red Derby is an unpretentious two-story dive where mellow Columbia Heights residents lay claim to cheap beers and piles of old-school board games. Über-casual regulars, many of whom first discovered the joint by word of mouth, settle in on ... more