Came to this location with my husband and sister-in-law. We ordered the build your own omelette…read morewith roasted potatoes, french toast with berries, white chocolate chip coconut macadamia cookie, pain au chocolate croissant, blueberry scone, peppermint hot chocolate, and chai tea latte. Total came out to approximately $55. What's hot - Menu. Good variety and there appears to be something for everyone, even possibly vegans. There are sweet and savory options, eggs, french toast, salads, sandwiches, etc... - Quality. Excellent! All 3 of us really enjoyed the food that we ordered. Their french toast and omelettes are delicious. My husband particularly liked the maple syrup that was served with his french toast, because the maple flavor tasted a bit stronger than your average maple syrup. Their pastries are also delicious! Soft, good texture and not too sweet. Given the softness, my best guess is that their sweet treats are recently made. - Service. Pretty good. We did not wait very long for our orders to be ready. The hot foods, like the omelettes, french toast, and drinks, appear to be freshly made. - Price. Good value for money, given the quality and portions. - Location. Convenient location in D.C. However, given the location, be prepared for it to get busy quickly, which means decent lines and wait times. What's not - Interior space. Very tight squeeze inside. There are tables and chairs inside, but their biggest tables can only fit 4 people. If you have children with a stroller or whatever, be prepared to not have room inside. They have outside seating, but that's only conducive to when the weather is warm. This place appears to be popular, which means it can get packed very quickly and seating can be difficult to find. - Acoustics. They play relatively loud music inside, which makes it difficult to have conversations with those you're with. That the interior is small, the music travels easily, which does not help. - Omelette. Even though I liked the flavor of my omelette, it was rather thin. I prefer my omelette to be more weighty/fluffy in texture. Additionally, cheese is not automatically included with the omelette. I ordered mushrooms, red peppers, spinach, and bacon in my omelette. I mistakenly believed cheese was automatically included, but I was wrong. - Parking. Is not easy to find given the location. There is street parking, but it's very difficult to come by. Final Answer Would like to come back, but probably not a first choice given the tight squeeze of the interior. If I do return, would more likely than not order takeaway.

Very good and stylish French place near Le Library of Congress (and right next to Pete's Diner)…read morethat has great French sandwiches (their ham and butter sandwich called Jambon Beurre is very good) as well as iced chai lattes. Service prompt and they bring the food out to you as well. Also two adorable black cats (what's the French word for cat? Chat?) play outside as well. Cool French atmosphere throughout - recommended and check it out bro!

I loved this place after having lunch there this week…read more The ambience is very classy. The definition of tasteful. My sandwich consisted of sautéed mushrooms with cheese & it was delicious. The salad that went with it was good too.

Located in a historic rowhouse steps from Stanton Park, The Second Address is a two-story cafe with…read morecoffee, breakfast, and lunch. Order to go on the first level or grab a seat on the second floor. (They hope to open the third floor for guests soon. Now, it's used as an office for the owner and staff.) I ordered the pistachio latte and the omelet with shittake and cremini mushrooms. The latte was tasty without being over the top like at many coffee shops. The omelet was buttery and very tasty. The mushrooms were a great touch. My nine-year-old daughter ordered the white hot chocolate or the butternut squash soup, which was more stock forward than creamy. Overall, I recommend The Second Address. Staff are friendly, the space is clean and quiet, and the food tasty. The owner's spouse is from Turkey so the menu is a mix of American and Turkish food.

Everything was wonderful. Food was delicious…read more Atmosphere was elevated cafe and noise was acceptable. Waiter service was great! Make a reservation.

I've dined here before and even left a praiseworthy review on yelp a few years ago. Our breakfast…read moreexperience yesterday was, sadly, quite the opposite. The greeter was charming and courteous but the tone changed as soon as we got upstairs to our table. The food preparers and the female waitstaff were engaged in loud boisterous talk bordering on flirtation. We felt more like intruders than guests. The food was adequate but not worth the cost. Bacon was rubbery and eggs were tasteless. Toast was barely warm. We will choose the Marriott across the street for future DC stays despite the comparative old world architectural distinction of the Willard. Too bad.

The food is really well made, and the drinks are phenomenal…read more The music was a scooch too loud for conversation And the service was a bit slow this the 4 stars over 5, but if you love lemongrass flavored food and inventive cuisine it's definately worth a try!

The atmosphere was really nice and the server made some great recommendations…read more We enjoyed the SALSICCIA, which was a sausage. It was drier, not greasy and had an interesting flavor. Outdoor and indoor seating.

Tatte Bakery is a fantastic spot for breakfast, with great coffee, delicious food, and an…read moreimpressive selection of fresh bakery items. We ordered the lamb hash, avocado toast, pistachio rose latte, and cappuccino. Everything was excellent, but the lamb hash was on another level--absolutely delicious, packed with flavor, and easily the highlight of the meal. The pistachio rose latte was also a lovely pairing, and both coffees were well made. Service was quick and efficient, which is impressive given how busy it gets in the mornings. The space is huge, bright, and bustling with people, creating a lively breakfast atmosphere. They also have a great selection of fresh pastries and baked goods if you're looking for something to grab on the go. Definitely a place I'd return to for that lamb hash alone!

We ordered two pickup orders and they were both accurate and ready as promised…read more The Cranberry Pistachio Cookies were wonderful and I definitely wished I'd ordered more to enjoy. I did not stay to eat inside but the decor was elegant and very inviting.

This is one of my favorite cafes in the DC area! They have more of an Asian take when it comes to…read morefood and drinks, which reminds me of home. I get various stuff, ranging from pastries to sandwiches. The service is always A+ quality too, I always talk to friendly employees who want to help me order. However, one of my favorite things about this place is that this is one of the few places in DC that truly feels like a cafe. Clean, quiet, respectful. Definitely recommend folks to swing by!

This is a great spot to wfh (there's wifi and plenty of tables - some with regular chairs and some…read morewith a more lounge-y set up) and the service is always very friendly. I love that they have a happy hour. Why not get some work done and then reward yourself with a nice cocktail after? Unfortunately I feel like the food leaves some things to be desired. The scallion pancake sandwiches are good in terms of flavor, but I find that the really crispy pancake it comes on makes it difficult (and messy) to eat. The ube cake slice I ordered needed more flavor, in both the cake and the frosting, and the cake was on the dry side. This was a disappointment since one slice was $9. I will definitely return but I'll be particular about what I order.

The coffee is perfect and the food hits the spot every time. What I love most is how friendly the…read morestaff is. They make you feel like a regular from the moment you walk in.

Nice little cafe down in the national mall area. The employees and service was nice and quick. The…read morerestrooms were clean and large (perfect for a woman's needs) and they had water jug which was perfect as I like to sip water in between my latte to rinse my teeth. They use Monin syrups and have some sugar free options. Ordered their lavender latte and tried their macchiato which was nice and strong.

Terrific sit down dinner with friends and colleagues at the 2026 international cleaning advocacy…read moremeeting. A fine variety of foods to choose from so kicked things off with a nice healthy green salad, including mixed greens, asparagus, snap peas, chives, with green goddess dressing. Tonight's entrée was the beef bourguignon. short rib that melted in your mouth. Add in mushrooms laden with pommes purée. served from a super friendly waiter who paid just the right amount of attention to us. They had a house favorite dessert, which was flourless chocolate cake. It doesn't go with my eating healthy, but based on the healthy dinner tonight, I indulged. The dessert... decadent

The atmosphere is lovely, but unfortunately the food fell completely flat. We started with the…read moreToutes Les Bouches. The deviled eggs were good, although there was barely any caviar. The cheese puffs and artichokes were mediocre, and the macarons were fine but nothing memorable. The tarte flambée was slightly below average. It tasted mostly like cheese and fat, with none of the depth or balance I expected. The biggest disappointment was the steak au poivre. We ordered it medium rare, which our server specifically said was also the chef's recommendation, but it arrived somewhere between medium and medium well. More surprisingly, it was one of the toughest steaks I have ever eaten. At $49, that is unacceptable. The mashed potatoes were equally disappointing: bland, not buttery, and nothing like the rich French pommes purée I expected. We also ordered the carrots, but they never arrived. At least we were not charged for them. The crème brûlée was good, but a good crème brûlée could not redeem the meal. The service was attentive and polished. The restaurant was also nearly empty at 5 p.m. on a Friday, with only one other table occupied inside and a few people outside, which in hindsight may have been a warning sign. Beautiful room, decent service, deeply disappointing food. I would not return.