I used to love coming back here in the day but either my quality requirements have gone up or…read moretheirs have gone down or both. $40 for breakfast for three with sub-par scrambled eggs, barely warm hash browns, three strips of bacon, and toast. The strawberry smoothie we ordered was really good and tasted like it had fresh strawberries in it. The customer service was also good at the counter but can't say we will be back unless we are in a pinch.

This was one of a handful of places I frequented almost 100 years ago when I went to college in DC…read more Back then they were opened 24 hours and were busy almost all of them. Food was great and fairly cheap for what it was. Of course cheap was relevant so I sincerely doubt they still do the $3.00 cheese steak. One of my absolute favorite stomping grounds during my absolute favorite time. Great to see them still plugging along.

Cafe X-press is an easy deli for a quick bite to eat. I stopped by Cafe X-press to grab a small…read morebreakfast, which was a bacon, egg, cheese sandwich and a cup of regular coffee. Overall, I thought my sandwich was fine. The deli has a nice variety of various breakfast and lunch sandwiches, so everyone should find something that they should like. The total for my meal was about $11 with tip, so I guess the prices were not too bad. Although the cafe is kind of small, it has a few tables so customers can consume their food on-site, but I think most folks grab their food and go. I thought the gentleman that took my order was pretty nice. He seemed pretty approachable because he knew quite a few customers by their first names. While I would not go out of my way to get a bite from Cafe X-press, I think it's a decent spot for folks who work and/or live within a few blocks of the deli.

Maybe I ordered the wrong thing. This sandwich that I purchased, was the absolute WORST Pastrami &…read moreCorned Beef I have EVER eaten. It's called "The Manhattan." It's a combo. No only was the meat sparse, but extremely unappealing. I'm from NYC. Maybe my expectations were too high. All I know, is that I will NEVER, step foot into this place again. I do not recommend.

Delicious. Awesome sandwiches. Much better and fresher salads than nearby Brown Bag and way…read morefriendlier! Food is cooked to order.

Good Grab and Go…read more Hidden part of the Bethesda Metro, this early day deli is an easy access food place. One floor up and triangular to the Metro parking garage and Metro Stop - 7500 Old Georgetown gives you a good view of the people traffic moving around. The breakfast food is OK. Choice of a breakfast bar (fruit yogurt and granola), warm sandwiches, muffins, danishes or bagels. People running the place are friendly and efficient. Coffee was a step better than I make If it's on your route, I'd grab something from here for breakfast. Looking forward to trying heir bulgogi sub for lunch. Hours are 7 am to 3 pm.

Tastee Diner is a historical landmark, no frills, no latees, just good old-fashioned comfort food…read more We were seated in April's section, and she was an absolute treat! She's funny, attentive, and gives honest food recommendations if you're undecided on the menu. She's also incredibly talented -- we watched her balance six cups of coffee to another table without using a tray! On our first visit, a Saturday morning, we ordered the blueberry pancakes (I love when the blueberries are cooked into the pancakes instead of just sprinkled on top), scrambled eggs, turkey sausage, turkey bacon, potatoes with onions, and coffee. Everything was affordable and delicious, so much so that we came back two days later. On our second visit, a Monday, we asked to be seated in April's section! She actually remembered us because we shared the potatoes the first time and she even asked if we wanted to share them again (yes, please... and she brought two small plates!). This time we had scrambled eggs, potatoes with onions, turkey sausage, turkey bacon, toast, and a biscuit. We even dropped some quarters into the tabletop jukebox for the full diner experience. I'd definitely visit again and have already recommended it to relatives who live in the area!

Some places are "institutions" because they have served a community with great food for decades…read more Other places are institutions just because they're old and never bothered to renovate and as a result have become curiosities, like a museum exhibit -- a window into a bygone era. Tastee Diner is solidly in the latter category. The food is not particularly good, and not particularly cheap. It's just a very, very old room. Do yourself a favor. Step in, take in the ambiance, and then go have an actually good meal at one of the many other good restaurants within a few blocks of here!

A good brunch place that happens to be kosher. I recently went with a party of four and we were…read moreable to get seats immediately despite Cafe K having several families there already. The service was great and the owners were very engaged and attentive. Cafe K's prices are in-line with DC-area brunch spots. I got a coffee and the avocado and cheese-stuffed croissant. The coffee was flavorful and the croissant sandwich was rich and buttery, but could have used a bit more flavor. I would recommend Cafe K for your next brunch!

Great addition to the neighborhood. I went on a Sunday. They were packed inside and out. Bagels are…read moremuch cheaper here ($1.35) than at Einstein Bagel. I got bagels to go and a chocolate croissant for breakfast the next day. Bagels are great, and so was my croissant that I am not sure they make here. The counter girl was really sweet and inviting. I'll have to come earlier next time if I want a seat, so maybe in the fall when the weather is cooler. It's kosher which is great for the community hence the reason they are closed on Saturdays.

I recently went to Koma with a friend and had a lovely Sunday brunch. Koma is in a small strip of…read morestores adjacent to Washington Adventist University. When we arrived, there were a few spaces available in their small parking lot, so we had no trouble parking. The shop is charming. They sell a few select beers and wines so it was fun to peruse them as we waited on line to order. Their menu is on boards behind the counter and they also have paper menus, which is helpful to those of us who need glasses! The staff was super friendly and helpful since I hadn't been there before. A+ to them for offering their coffee/espresso drinks in decaf! I had a vanilla latte and it had a deep, rich flavor. One of the best I've had in the area. For food, my friend had the bagel and lox and it was huge! She had to take half home. I had the garlic Boursin eggs. It was a nice pile of delicately cooked eggs, but I wished there was more garlic Boursin flavor. Still really good. It came with salad greens in a light vinaigrette, sauteed mushrooms, and avocado. Very nice dish. They have a serve-yourself water station and, though they bring out your order to your table, you must go get your cutlery and napkins. They have a nice number of tables for a small place and we were lucky to snag one. Overall, a really nice experience and I plan to go back with my husband next time.

Once again, five star meal at Koma - this time for breakfast. Can you beat this divinely presented…read moresmoked salmon platter? The brilliant jade of the avocado? I mean..... I also had the Green Machine smoothie, which surprised me with little bits of crystallized ginger, each one delivering a lovely pop of flavor. We sat outside at the picnic tables on a beautiful spring morning, and even though I rarely emerge for breakfast, I can't deny that it was worth the early excursion.

Several doctors that my family and I have as health care providers are located in this high-rise…read moremedical building. I've found myself here over the years as I've waited for a loved one to have dental work done, undergo surgery, etc. It's helpful to have a place to get something to drink or a small bite to eat without having to exit the complex. I appreciate it being here. 5th Floor Cafe has a self-explanatory name; it's right there, as you get off the elevator, can't miss it. Prices are competitive. The menu is typical for this kind of food business, continental fare with some specials. I've been a customer in the off hours and it's mostly quiet. The space is deep and narrow; lots of 2- and 3-top tables and is pretty clean.

Fresh omelet, nice counter lady, and clean and relatively quiet. Perfect place to have breakfast or…read moregrab a coffee/tea while waiting for an appointment in the building.

No stars .. It's was…read morea nice for lunch until my daughter and I got sick. It took us two weeks to feel better.. All the owner did was say sorry... I will never go there again.. We both had steak n cheese... Would NOT recommend for anyone.

I stopped in here 7-22-23 after my child care fingerprinting because I was hungry and to pass the…read moretime. It's really cute quant and manageable in here. And it's a working tv !! . They serve breakfast until 10:30am, I came in at 11:15am and they have wraps/sandwiches chips(the Good Kettle brand) and drinks sold separately. I'm indecisive but I went with the Chef club Turkey ham bacon American cheese (I swapped it out)" for provolone, it's a Cold sandwich tho I made it hot either way it was love!!!. On a sub roll is best!...your sandwich isn't skimped on with the meats it's a pretty good filling portion and the Sub roll is melted butter soft I just needed some olive oil & rosemary . The Sandwich was 7-8.00 Chips 1.65 drink 1.70 I think.. I loved that sandwich I started to get another one!!! But I got my mama one instead!! the young worker gave me American cheese it was made but it's cheese it could've been taken off as I asked may I swap it out or pay to swap if need be I forgot to! . She said it comes with it (like I didn't know that she refused) but the wonderful owner lady she said all you want is the cheese swapped and she did it for me! I'm super grateful. I'd definitely Return !!