If you like classic diner fare, milkshakes, burgers, etc...this is the place. Breakfast is served all day, and the classic 2 eggs, home fries, and toast is just $6.75. Dinner is from 11am to 10pm. Read more.
Don't let the word tofu in it's name confuse you, meat eaters and vegetarians alike will be satisfied with their menu. Have some crepes or buy tofu by the slab which comes in various flavors. Read more.
Line up and grab some takeout here for lunch. Have a sweet corn tamale, or have a couple of their saltena's which is filled with spiced chicken or beef plus hard-boiled egg, peas, and potatoes. Read more.
Everyone comes to get the salty oat cookies ($1.95), but the Bento boxes ($8.75) have a little more substance. Of course they have lots of tea iced or hot. They even use tea to flavor their salmon. Read more.
Try some fresh juices, a smoothie, or a salad. Hot and cold sandwiches start at $4.50 and you can also stop by for breakfast. Get a wheatgrass shot ($2.50) or spirulina ($1.25) for your health. Read more.
Create your own salads start at $6. With 5 locations in the DC area, you can get your salad on all over town. While you're at it add avocado, grapes, grilled chicken, or any of their other toppings. Read more.
Have a generous portion of Greek fare at this DC restaurant. Falafel ($7.50), moussaka ($9.50), and spanakopita ($9.50) are a few of the choices. Baklava is a delicious choice for dessert. Read more.
This isn't the Ramen that you lived on in college. Ren's serves fresh noodles with an assortment of flavor. Read more: http://www.cheapism.com/p/cheap-washington-dc-restaurants.mhtml#ixzz2kY8dhDqY
Stop in for a delicious fresh coffee, or stay for a sandwich (starting at $5). They use local produce from farmers markets and have a garden on the premises. They close at 6pm on weekends. Read more.
Daily specials start at $6.50 at this award winning restaurant. The bread is baked to order and is great with any entree. The meat is cooked fresh on skewers over hot coals. Two locations in DC. Read more.
Try one of their lunch specials for $8 ($10 with soup). This place specializes in street food from all over Asia rolled into one restaurant. The handmade dumplings are dubbed “small bundles of joy”. Read more.
