Food and service was amazing! We were so pleased that we had gotten in on a booked Friday night! I…read morewould highly recommend this restaurant to everyone!

My boyfriend and I came by on Saturday to kill some time between a wedding ceremony and the…read morereception. We love historic bars/restaurants and this fit the bill. The inside was beautifully done. This is a great option for some slightly more upscale food in a semi-casual atmosphere. We sat at the bar for probably close to 10 minutes before receiving any service, we were dangerously close to leaving when the bartender "came back from break". He did apologize, and did a decent job waiting on us after that--albeit a little slow. There was another worker (Nicole?) clearly carrying the team, who was waiting on all of the bar area tables and perhaps others in the restaurant as well--she was delightful when she ran our food out for the bartender. I was excited to see their extensive beer selection. I opted for a boulevard wheat (one of my absolute favorites!). We ordered a couple of appetizers to hold us over until the wedding dinner we were about to attend. The flatbread of the week was a white sauce base with sausage, prosciutto, and bacon. When it first came out, it looked underwhelming, but it was amazing! The crust on the bottom was beautifully browned, and the combination of flavors was perfect. We also ordered the spinach artichoke dip, which was just average I'd say--very heavy on the cream cheese, not a ton of gooey cheese. All-in-all I would likely try it again.

Still love this place! Service is always great, as is the food…read more Today I had their chicken gumbo which came with a little muffin, that might've been a pumpkin muffin, and was so good! Their pies are always a winner - I love the "rustic" crust of the apple pie I had. Go to Joe's!

kind of near lunch, kind of hungry, Joe's is kind of right around the corner and kind of down hill…read moreso there I was looking at the board of sandwiches and getting kind of bummed to find they use 1000 on a Reuben but that's the hill on which I've chosen to die. got a roasted turkey ranch club instead because yeah, well, you know... it's supposed to be made like that ;-\ sandwiches come with a choice of salads or a bag o' Backers chips (a regional favorite since 1931) soups come with an air of refinement, desserts with a sense of contentment.

First, I love the location and vibe you get stepping inside. They have a lovely outdoor sitting…read morearea and comfortable seating inside with plenty of views of the river. The staff is always friendly and welcoming each time I have visited and overall feeling you can spend all day in this place and feel at home. I came today to try their coffee flights. Then theme was St Patrick's. They are small which is perfect because anything bigger would've sent me flying on the sugar! Each drink was different and thoughtful. The flavors blended well with the coffee. I would've liked to have tasted more of the coffee but I have no complaints. This round of flights was tasty with my favorite being the Lucky Charms which tasted like they infused cereal milk into the drink and the Clover with white chocolate, peppermint and vanilla with that striking green hue. They change their flights often, so give them a follow on FB and Instagram to keep up with what they have next.

Underground has an extensive menu of coffee drinks, plus smoothies, and breakfast sandwiches and…read morepastries. This turned into a terrific spot to wait for the train coming to the Amtrak station across the street.

Wife and I split the toasted ravioli and Cuban sandwich. The toasted ravs were homemade, very…read moredelicious and cooked to perfection. The Cuban was topped with smoked ham with a lot of flavor. This place will not disappoint.

Amazing food, service, and drinks every time we come here. Ashton is an awesome sever and is very…read moreattentive every time she waits on us.

I ordered my usual drink, an oat milk latte with 1 pump of sugar free vanilla. This time I got it…read moreat the Washington Coffee Shop. First about the building. I love the brick exterior, full glass wall facing 5th St, and the old-fashioned structure. There is no drive-thru, which means everyone has to go in to order. This creates a friendly, small-town atmosphere that is much more social than your average franchise coffee stop. The service was friendly and prompt, and the drink was up to expectations. I look forward to to returning!

The place was nice and clean. The menu options are very small. The lady got my order wrong and…read morewhile one of them fixed it right away I could hear the other one telling her that wasn't what I ordered. The coffee was just ok. Wasn't bad. Just wasn't great either With so many coffee places in Washington I'll try a new one next time.

Make your doc appointment then stop by Mosaic for good food!!!…read more Busy place means good stuff! I only give 4 stars when I have to pickup my food myself

Mosaic and Pat (the owner and chef) were AMAZING to work with for our Fall wedding at Triple 3!…read moreTheir menu options provided a great variety of choices for us. We needed an entirely vegetarian menu, which Pat had no issue accommodating. He was incredibly flexible, quick to respond to questions, and brought so many great ideas to the table. Their pricing was very fair, the onsite staff were lovely, and they accommodated all of our guests with allergies in a way that made them feel included in a seamless manner. We are so grateful to have had the chance to work with Mosaic and would highly recommend them for any catering needs you have in the Washington area!

Devin is totally on it tonight... meeted, greeted, and seated shortly after stepping in while I was…read moretaking in the olde timey vibe (they's got a tower o' pies as you come in, so cool) got a seat in the corner, coffee and ice water and going with the meatloaf today. kinda loud in here until the hard of hearing set (young and old) clear out and then it's a comfortable background din in a small town diner my dinner arrives without much fanfare it is accompanied by pickled beets and a baked potato; comfort food as I'm recently finished with someone else's cold (jerk...) no surprise that there's no surprises... it's meatloaf and it's representing well in brown gravy with a fresh hot biscuit beside. baked tater is soft all the way through and forkable for butter and sour cream, and beets for a healthier me! no room or time for dessert but a good solid effort tonight from everyone involved... and did I mention Devin was superb; attentive without being intrusive and very personable.

Great little lunch spot, dug in before I could take a pic of the hot beef sandwich. Wasn't too…read morecrowded on a Saturday but we were after the lunch rush. Really good crispy battered French fries too.