This place was good for typical dinner food! Yummy sweet potato fries, sandwiches, & meatloaf. They…read morehave great prices and it's a cute inside! Our server was attentive. The food could have been seasoned a little better in my opinion, but that's why they have salt and pepper on the table!

I ordered the Corned abeef Hash and Eggs delivered via Doordash. Food was OK, but not a…read moretraditional breakfast I was expecting. Over easy eggs were cooked over medium. Corned beef and gravy was good but needed salt I was lucky to half at the hotel as there was none included in the To ago order. The rye bread was a single slice where most others have 2 or 4 slices. They included butter and jelly. Hasbrown potatoes were heavy with turmeric like Indian food. I didn't mind it but really wanted a traditional breakfast meal like Silver Diner. The tea plus lemonade tasted terrible as if someone sweated it in so I couldn't drink any more without feeling sick and had to get a drink from the hotel.

We reserved a table for two during a recent weekend to try The Majestic's "Brunch & Bubbles"…read morethree-course meal with Champaign. Goodness, it was great! The staff were welcoming and helpful. Restrooms in the lower level have been updated. Everything was spotless, fresh and lovely. Our server, Tony allowed us to split a delicious salad with our meal. I recommend the Harvest Salad! The beverage, breads, salad and my smoked Salmon Benedict were beautifully plated, and spiced Mediterranean-style perfectly. We finished with a chocolate mousse parfait to-die-for! High recommendations!

Back again and it seems that their menu is a little thinner. Service at the bar is outstanding…read morewith great music. Went with the roasted lamb shank. It was delicious. Polenta with mascarpone cheese. I'm going steel that trick. Still a great place to eat with a really good bar.

True diners are hard to find in the DC area. This is a great place to grab a no frillls diner meal…read morein the southern style. Stopping in with our kids we got a wide sample of the menu and it hit the trifecta of good food, filling, and value. Fans of Waffle House, the pecan waffles and chocolate chip pancakes exceeded expectations; both were much more substantial than expected. The hashbrowns were also very large, and the French toast was more than enough for a single person. If you want a hefty diner breakfast, this will get you there.

Old Town location. Smaller seating area but the same friendly and efficient service this place is…read moreknown for. Excellent food and 24 breakfast. Enjoyed my tasty pancakes.

My friends and I absolutely demolished our plates. We came in hungry and the food and portions had…read moreus leaving satisfied. All of our eggs were cooked to perfection, the hash browns had the perfect crisp, and most notably - their fries?! That crunch and potato/batter ratio was chef's kiss! Note: you can sub the salad for fruits which we both did for our Benedicts, pic not shown I would love to give this place 5 stars, but unfortunately, the service was quite slow. I ran out of water so I tried to catch the eye of every single staff member there, raising my hand, and absolutely no one looked my way. Our server eventually brought food to the table next to us so I was able to flag her down. Other than that, the place was cute and I'd come again!

2 out of 3 isn't bad, but it's not great, either…read more Like other diners here in NYC and elsewhere, Carnegie has a huge menu and serves generous portions at appropriate prices. For example, yesterday, I had their Peter's Special, a sandwich made from 1/2 lb of pastrami and 1/2 lb of corned beef. Except that it's not "a" sandwich, but three, all on delicious rye bread, each with its own pickle, and a small helping of slaw, sauerkraut, and a major pile of salad. It was my lunch yesterday; the remaining two sandwiches are my lunch today and tomorrow. That's three meals for $30, which, to me, is a reasonable price. The problem was that the more they do to create the food, the less flavorful it is. For example, on another recent visit, I had their Country Style Omelet. Again, it was huge and contained everything that goes into a great omelet. Except, there wasn't a lot of flavor. And that seems to be the theme. I grabbed a slice of their 24-layer cake and, again, big but not much taste beyond sweetness. If you crave a lot of food, then this might be the spot for you. However, if you prefer less and more, smaller portions with better, more nuanced flavor, then maybe try one of the other nearby restaurants.

Hey yall, We got…read moresome good lil fries before we left and I went to the restroom! They're playing Mexican music and the fries came out fast! Clean place, people inside at midnight! Good area!

Another DC restaurant group still charging an "I82" fee and then they come around with their card…read morereader and a default 20% tip preselected on top of the fee as if I82 wasn't an effort to reduce reliance on tips. As always seems to be the case, this place is run by a restaurant group, because I have yet to see a small independent establishment pull this nonsense. Food is passable albeit not great. Just note that in the name of "transparency" the prices are hiding the actual costs behind this fee. If you want to round it out to 20% with a tip, at least the fee tells you exactly how much that is. I have to assume the 10% fee is going to increased wages because that's what I82 is about. If the restaurant group is pocketing any of that balance then they are just stealing from their staff, which might explain why the staff is not upfront about the rationale for the fee.

Stopped in on a Saturday with a party of 9 (5 kids under 12). The host did a great job of offering…read moreus two seating options and we took the large high top table. Our server was quickly at the table taking drink orders and came back for lunch orders too. We ordered 5 things off the kids menu and 4 adult salad/sandwiches. The grilled chicken hot sandwich got rave reviews, the gyro was okay and the salads too were eaten. Had an issue with cold pasta on the kids menu but it was immediately addressed. A cute diner with bee inspired decor. A nice visit.

I'm a big fan of Beeliner Diner!! We tried a little bit of everything from breakfast, to lunch to…read moredessert! Highlights from breakfast were the fluffy brioche French toast and garden omelette. Did you know they make their bread in house? That French toast was the thickest I've ever had. So delicious! Just wish they had real maple syrup to drown it in. Their Smashburger with a homemade bun was the standout for lunch. It had those amazing crispy edges, nice melty cheese and nicely toasted bun. Yum! And you cannot miss their giant chocolate cake for dessert. I have never seen a piece of cake this big! The whole table can enjoy it and still have leftovers. A chocolate lovers dream. I'll be back for sure!

Hidden gem in a shopping center that you wouldn't expect to have…read more I've been in the area for decades and never knew this place existed. I ordered for pickup and to my surprise, everything was ready (despite the system through here and GH not being accurate at all). Inside, the tables were packed and there was a line. It looked like everyone was eating breakfast around noon still. I ended up getting a Philly Sub and Quesadilla. Everything was fresh and not super greasy or soaked in oil. Highly recommended if you are at the shopping center and want to try something different. UPDATE: Came in here for breakfast on a Saturday and it's packed. Service is quick. Food is better than IHOP. Now I know why there is a line to get in here on the weekend. 4.5 STARS!

Cute, old-school local diner! I love the outdoor patio and the interior is a blast from the past…read more Started off with the Dulce de Leche y Banana French Toast. Really thick and yummy bread, but I think it was more Caramel than Dulce de Leche (if you catch muy drift). Then, we shared the Mexican Breakfast and Traditional Benedict. Really loved the hash browns! Both were flavorful, but a bit pricey for a diner. The hollandaise sauce was an interesting texture... kind of like grits? Never seen that before, but it was pretty tasty. Service was great! Nice place for brunch with friends or family.

I have been to many diners and this is one of my favorite ones already. My first time dining here…read moreand it was wonderful. We got there and were able to get a table right away. It's a very casual restaurant and comfortable. Our service was friendly and the food was delicious. I got the ham, eggs, home fries and french toast. My next visit, I will ask for onions in my potatoes. Major plus is that the bathroom was very clean.

Really cute environment. Really good prices for amount of food you're getting. Service was nice…read more They have bar seating, booths, and tables available and kids' stools. It was crowded but people could get seated within 10ish minutes. There was parking lot infront but limited spaces. Accessible by walking or metro. Ordered strawberry milkshake, French toast with egg and bacon on side. French toast had cinnamon and butter on it ~ not the biggest fan, so I just added maple syrup on it. Bacon was slightly too crispy (for my taste). Ordered the egg sunny side up and it was good.

This is one of my favorite breakfast spots in Alexandria. Visited recently on a Sunday morning. We…read morewere greeted immediately and invited to either sit inside or outside. The inside seating is limited and very cozy so we sat on the front patio. The servers were attentive and available quickly took our order and the food was delivered in a timely manner. I like that the breakfast items are always consistently well cooked and flavorful. There are many different options for French toast and pancakes and the pricing you cannot beat for the portions. $ There is a small free parking lot behind the restaurant and limited street parking.

I got chicken and waffles and it was yummy!!!…read more Nice crispy waffle, fresh chicken tenders. This mom and pop shop was everything I needed before heading off to the airport. Will visit again when in the DC area