Brunch in Washington, DC

All Ages / Blazers / Breakfast

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Party Earth Review Established in 1856, Old Ebbitt Grill has long been popular with everyone from presidents and political insiders to wandering tourists, all attracted by the upscale American menu, the raw bar, and the fun of guessing which table was Theodore Roosevelt’s. A stone’s throw from The White House, the venue sports neoclassical ... more

30s / 40s / Asian Food / Bar / Brunch

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Party Earth Review Inside the sparsely-decorated and industrial-sized space that makes up Masa 14, flocks of trendy urbanites gather to enjoy small plates, late nights, and bottomless brunches. A brick wall lined with rows of empty tequila bottles near the entrance highlights the venue’s minimalist vibe, and simple veneer tables fill most ... more

30s / 40s / Bar / Blues / Brunch / DJ / Jazz

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Party Earth Review It’s easy to see where this intimate music venue gets its name – the performance area quite literally looks like a cave – and while the three-story complex is also home to a separate restaurant and dance club, it’s the basement jazz that has made Bohemian Caverns an historical institution. Music lovers tunnel down into ... more

20s / 30s / 40s / Acoustic / Bohemian

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Party Earth Review A combination independent bookseller and high-end café, Kramerbooks & Afterwords has become a DC staple for an eclectic and hyper-literate clientele. Lined with classics, rarer finds, novelty books, and a wide selection of politically-minded literature, the bookstore offers a pleasant place for smartly-dressed patrons to ... more

20s / 30s / After Work / All Types

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"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

Art / Artsy / Breakfast / Cafés / Café

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"My Take: In the lower level of bookstore Politics & Prose, Modern Times is one of my favorite coffeehouses in Washington, DC. It’s removed from the h ..." more

30s / 50s Music / 60s Music / Edgy

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Party Earth Review Hidden in an unassuming row house, Granville Moore’s is a rustic neighborhood gastropub that prepares a thousand pounds of mussels and potatoes every week – all from a kitchen not much bigger than a walk-in closet. The venue also serves an array of sandwiches and steaks to the hungry regulars who flood in every night, but ... more

20s / After Work / Anything goes

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Party Earth Review Patrons looking for an escape from the typical turbulence of Adams Morgan will find it at Bourbon, a homey bar and club that brings a bit of Kentucky charm to this college-heavy strip of 18th Street. Rich wood floors and dimly-lit sconces and chandeliers create a mellow vibe, especially during the week when everyone from ... more

Brunch / French Food / Bars / Bar

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Affluent / All Ages / All Types

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"My Take: Located on the quieter area of Georgetown’s Wisconsin Street, Pâtisserie Poupon is the perfect place to get a quick treat while shopping or e ..." more

Breakfast / Brunch / Casual / Dive

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Reviewed by Emery U.

"Conveniently living a block away from this DC institution has allowed me to see past the obvious reasons why this diner attracts thousands of fanny-pa ..." more

20s / 30s / After Work / Bar / Brunch

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Party Earth Review As if the name Madhatter weren’t enough, the big eponymous figure of the character from Alice in Wonderland in the front window is about as subtle as a caterpillar smoking a hookah. True, no potion has to be drunk to get through the door, but the blotto college kids and preppy young professionals flooding the bar during ... more