Bring someone to wait with you in line (preferably someone who loves spicy) and you're sure to have a great dining experience. The servers are super helpful and friendly, too.
The menu changes almost weekly, but standouts have included pork rinds served with duck-liver dip and sausage flavored with lemongrass and kaffir-lime leaves.
Trust your very knowledgeable server with drink choices based on the menu of the week, definitely enhances the experience.
Place is hipster foodie pretentious, but terrific soups & beef chili.
Tap selection is exemplary and staff is awesome! You can't beat the $4 craft beers.
Amazingly, the store is 100% local. Everything is from the Chesapeake Bay Watershed. Take that, global warming. WE HAVE A STORE.
Avoid. Avoid. Avoid. (Yes, even if you're a hipster)
Bring a carnivore here who you want to convince that being a vegetarian, vegan, or hipster is cool. Also, amazing playlist when DJs aren't spinning.
Super vegetarian friendly - and yummy. Good happy hour, too.
The Dixon Street Sandwich is just delicious: Roast pork, peppered ham, hot capicola, hoagie spread and sweet provolone
Get the broccoli rabe. On breaded chicken. With provolone. Actually just ask for the Broad Street. Also ask for Nick. :)
The same than President! RACE STREET (roasted turkey, prosciutto, pesto and fresh mozzarella) TOO GOOD!!!
This buzzy, gay-friendly neighbourhood is the place for trendy galleries, secondhand bookshops and quirky shopping. On Sundays, a farmers’ market brings the country into town. Read more.
The circle is so gay, you can't even walk straight.
Improve your Gaydar skillz.
Went on a Wednesday. Diverse crowd. Karaoke up top, Hipster crowd below. $20 min on CC, fast service, friendly faces. Two opposing feels from upstairs and down, which was nice. Not too crowded.
Great music & dancing , Great Martinis + coat check☺
Dance! This is not JRs!
Hipster sweetflow: candied walnuts, mint & agave
Quick service, organic ingredients and a salad that you can customise and actually want to eat! It was delicious and the watermelon lemonade was so refreshing.
The Guacamole Greens and Derby Cobb both are great
Albondigas (meatballs) are delicious , should try sangria with tequila too !
Try the fried quail's egg and chorizo on toast, shoulder of young lamb with plums and yogurt, and braised rabbit in squid ink. Read more.
The squid ink vermicelli paella is a fantastic dish, if you're lucky enough to be there on a night they have it, its a must order item!
This place and the staff is turning into a Hipster Bar
Great beer rotating beer selection on tap. Can't go wrong with stopping by here.
have a big ass wheat
This place is great -- amazing lattes and a great vibe. Make this one of the best coffee shops in DC.
Filter's a cozy, garden-level caffeine cave serving up artisan lattes and seven different pour-over coffee cups from Ethiopian Sidamo to Sumatra Lingtong. Read more.
Owner Rasheed Jabr will make sure to customize your experience no matter what kind of coffee you prefer: light roast, dark roast or something in between. D.C.’s an international city.
I adore Kramerbooks because whether I'm in need of a good book or a good slice of dessert, this bookstore provides! Their brunch is also yummy and well worth the wait.
President Obama and daughters Sasha and Malia shoped at Kramerbook & Afterwords Cafe. Read more.
Monica Lewinski bought 'Leaves of Grass' with her credit card for President Clinton in this establishment. Having used plastic, the bookstore was subpoenaed by independent council, Kenneth Starr
The coffee is to die for. As is the maple walnut gelato! Love this place. Save up for a bit as its pricey.
Wifi password is the phone number. Grab a business card by the register. All numbers. No dashes.
Its name is a misnomer. You may come for the gelato, but you'll come back for the coffee. Cappuccinos are top quality; they also have quality pour over options.
Mac and cheese is a must. Salt-beef when they have it. Enjoy this neighborhood gem
This is a neighborhood shop dedicated to scratch cooking. It draws inspiration from East London, but the sandwiches are just as much influenced by Argentine or Vietnamese street vendors. Read more.
What's that creeping? Oh, just stacks on stacks of brined brisket, w/ house pickles spilling out between toasted rye. Read more.
Tip from Washingtonian: get the Shackburger. American cheese, Martin's potato rolls, green leaf lettuce, pickles, and mayonnaisey ShackSauce are all these just-greasy-enough burgers need
Desserts here are built around frozen custard. It’s blended into killer shakes and “concretes,” a blend of custard and traditional ice-cream toppings such as hot fudge and cookie dough.
You might have to wait in a long line, but this sufficiently juicy patty tucked into the lightly crisped bun is (fairly) fast food that pays a compliment to the genre. For dessert, pick the Monu-Mint. Read more.
A classic coffee shop in the business district. A standout amongst a sea of green mermaids.
Taking down the corner of 17th & G NW, the DC roasters have been a face on the bean-scene for the last 80yrs. Read more.
The best coffee in dc!
Lovingly made in NYC, CHI, SEA & LA