Eastern Market is the place to go for breakfast or lunch! The egg sandwich and pancakes are…read moredelicious. Don't miss the grits--creamy and heavenly. For lunch, the fried seafood is incredible. The fried shrimp platter is a must-try for shrimp lovers. And if you're a crab cake sandwich fan, you'll love this one. Enjoy your meal!

The food is great, and the service is great. I'm giving it 4 stars only because seating is not…read moreguaranteed. Getting a seat can feel like the Hunger Games. Patrons are practically fighting for a seat! There are no tables. Seating is first come first serve at a long table top. So far, I've only been here for breakfast and haven't tried lunch. Everything I've had for breakfast has been good. I ordered three buttermilk pancakes, two eggs, and sausage. The pancakes and eggs were great, but the sausage wasn't really my favorite. I definitely prefer the bacon. Both the pork and turkey bacon are good. Overall, I really enjoy the food and service, and I'll definitely be back. Just as long as I can get there before 1 PM!

7/10/2026 - ordered 2 sandwiches, a Monaco and a Caprese for $16 each. Both were large, tasty and…read morefor sure would go back there. Check out photos. They had a lot to select from.

This sandwich was DELICIOUS! Union market is always busy but I got my food fast and couldn't have…read morebeen happier with the choice! Prices could be better but I feel like it's very on par with the rest of the food options. I'd love to go back and try their other options!

My partner is very particular with his German food (especially growing up with his Oma's cooking)…read more So to have this tough critic enjoy his meal was amazing. We were so happy that we were able to find this hidden gem near Capitol Hill. The ambiance of the restaurant is very intimate. It looks like a great place to take someone on a date. Everything was so yummy. The service was also amazing. The food came out pretty quick for a sit down restaurant. We for sure will be coming here for our next DC visit.

Schmeckt lecker!! As someone born into a German family and who has visited Germany often, it is…read morerare to find a place in the US like Cafe Berlin that has good German food. And the food isn't just good here--it's amazing. My pretzel tasted like it was freshly baked, and the mustard accompanying it was fantastic. And you can tell the sauerbraten has been marinating for a long time. It is so tender and bursting with flavor. Lastly, the chocolate cake is the perfect way to end the meal. My only regret is I don't live in DC. But I visit often and will be back. Bis bald!

Egg Yaki is exactly what I needed on this rainy day. I ordered the Rock On! Omelette and it lived…read moreup to the hype! The egg is warm and comforting, like an egg hug, then they drizzle unagi sauce(kind of sweet and savory), spicy mayo making the shrimp and cabbage all work together. The crispy shallots and fried garlic on top take it over the top with just the right crunch. I honestly planned on eating just half of it, then couldn't stop. So much for self control! Highly recommended!

Chef Nick!!!! I feel like this review is more about you than the food, but here we go…read more Egg Yaki... honestly, if the food hadn't been delicious, your personality alone would have been enough to make me come back. Thankfully, the food was a hit too. I wasn't entirely sure what to expect. If I'm being honest, eggs with shrimp in the middle of the day wasn't exactly calling my name. But the moment I got my food out to the car and took that first bite... I was sold. Better yet, my son, who is a picky little thing, enjoyed it too. So congratulations, you have another little fan. I also loved the selection of imported sodas. Those can be hard to find at restaurants unless you're shopping at H Mart or another Japanese or Korean market, so that was a really nice surprise. What really made this place memorable, though, was Chef Nick himself. He was welcoming, personable, and genuinely made the experience fun. He definitely knows how to leave an impression... him and that kimchi diamond chain lol. You can tell he genuinely cares about both his customers and the food he's serving, and that kind of hospitality goes a long way. We chatted about his travels and how they inspire the restaurants he opens, and he spoke highly of his wife/partner, which was really nice to hear. I'll definitely be back, not only to work my way through the rest of the menu, but also to visit the his other restaurant just a booth or two down that he told me about. Zero notes. Can't wait to come back.

When One Door Closes...Order a Cocktail…read more Over the years, I've visited a few Buffalo & Bergen locations, including the one in Union Market, but this was the first time I pulled up specifically for a cocktail! After catching a movie, my friend and I headed to one of our favorite sandwich spots in Union Market, only to discover they had closed their shop just FOUR DAYS earlier. We were genuinely hurt lol, so naturally, we decided to soothe our hearts with a drink at Buffalo & Bergen. When we first sat down, one of the bartenders immediately offered us menus, but his shift was ending so he left shortly after. We sat for a few minutes and tried to get the attention of the bartender closest to us, but he basically ignored us -- despite not appearing to be helping anyone else. Thankfully, the bartender working on the other side noticed us and came over to take our orders. Much appreciated because we were thirsty AND grieving our sandwich. We both ordered the Lavender Fizz, which is traditionally made with vodka. The only problem? We are NOT vodka ladies. We asked if he could swap the vodka for tequila, and without hesitation he said, "Of course!" The cocktail was really refreshing and exactly what we needed. It was a rainy Sunday afternoon packed with errands, but we managed to sprinkle in a little fun -- and a tequila Lavender Fizz certainly helped! Price-wise, the cocktails are comparable to what you'd pay at a regular DC bar, but the drinks themselves are noticeably larger, so I definitely appreciated that. I've also had their bagels several times over the years, and they're delicious! They serve other food as well, but I haven't ventured beyond the bagels yet. Buffalo & Bergen sits right on a corner near one of the Union Market entrances, so it's pretty hard to miss. The bar itself has maybe 10-12 seats and can definitely get crowded when the weather is nice. But on this rainy Sunday, there were only a few diners, which made it a nice, chill afternoon stop. Overall, the service started off a little shaky, but I really appreciated the bartender who noticed us, stepped in, and was accommodating with our drink modification. The cocktails were good, generously sized, and reasonably priced, and I already know the bagels are solid. Will it replace the sandwich we were emotionally prepared to eat that afternoon? Absolutely not. But the tequila Lavender Fizz certainly helped us cope with the loss. RIP to our sandwich spot!

I stopped by Buffalo Bergen after doing Liver Walk Awareness last Saturday after the walk. I just…read morewanna shout out last Saturday team member; even with huge crowd at 2;00 PM on rainy Saturday it was smooth and long wait for my In Your Face to go sandwich. Sand wish always amazing. Best breakfast sandwich in the city

Had a terrific traditional Italian sub here recently. Prego lists it as "famous Italian cold cut"…read more Okay, that's their prerogative. Prego also offers "jumbo famous Italian cold cut". Jumbo means more toppings come with it. Capisce?! I've also enjoyed their grilled pannini selections and can attest to the tastiness of the smoked turkey panini. Staff is responsive; sammies are made right in front of you. It's somewhat easy to miss this place. From the outside, the deli appears to be rather narrow, but it's pretty deep inside. Located right across the street from Eastern Market. A decent sandwich can be found here.

Ordered pick up to have a fresh panini (ordered smoked turkey) and it was the bread was soggy and…read morecold. It truly tasted like it was made yesterday. I live 8 min walking so I didn't leave it there long, I went straight to pick it up. I don't understand... either way; disgusting

This place is divey and delicious! Kids eat free on Tuesdays (I believe) and we ordered lots of…read moregreat things to share. My husband ordered tons of seafood and loved it. I had the pizza and brussel sprouts which were delicious. The place was so cozy and intimate. We had a great time! It was a bar yet wonderfully family friendly. The beers on special and available regularly were outstanding. Servers made great recommendations and were very attentive to our needs throughout the meal. Love this place and can't wait to go back if I'm back in the area.

Came here for happy hour. Everything else was closed on H st and me and my friends ran across this…read moreplace. The music selection is all classics It is a beer house and we don't drink beer. However the bartender made some accommodations and was able to whip us up some Margaritas. Now the HH food is the star of the show. We had two pick 3s for $15 and tried all the mussels. All the mussels were delicious and fresh. The Brussels sprouts are fantastic and crispy! The chicken sandwich was well done and fried to perfection. Overall it was a great experience. I wish we drank beer so we could enjoy ourselves fully.

I tried a little bit of everything from the menu from the chicken wings to the chicken tenders…read more The chicken sandwiches were the star of the show. All were yummy, but that Honey Butter Sandwich was devoured in less than 10 bites. To cool down my tastebuds, I greedily slurped down their signature Biscoff Cookie Butter milkshake. Which was deliciously filling and nap inducing. Getting to the restaurant may be a problem for those with impairments because the restaurant can only be accessed by a flight of stairs.

I'm in downtown DC reviewing a spot. I finished up, & saw this hot chicken spot. I got curious, so…read moreI pulled up!! It's that simple...Let's GO!! . Where I am: @burninbirddc . Location Reviewed: 1829 M St., N.W. Washington D.C. . Items Reviewed: STAMP!! Their Shakes ($7.99 each for their Fruity Pebbles Shake, & their Biscoff Cookie Shake). Creamy, thick, & sweet like I like my ladies!! STAMP!! Their Deluxe Nashville Chicken Sandwich Combo ($17 with 2 chicken breast, house sauce, tomato, lettuce, & pickles). I got this with mild heat, & this was a super tasty sandwich, & crispy fries!! STAMP!! Their Hot Honey Chicken Sandwich ($11.99 with 2 chicken breast, hot honey, slaw, pickles, & their house sauce). Sweet heat with this one, & the same tasty, crispy chicken breast!! STAMP!! Their Classic Nashville Chicken Sandwich ($11.99 with 2 chicken breast, slaw, pickles, & house sauce). Again...I STAMPED the other two, this one is the same, just a little milder. STAMP!! Their Tenders Combo Meal ($22.99 for 4 hot dusted tenders, with pickles, dusted fries, & a cold beverage).These tenders got some hot heat with them, they were crunchy, & juicy!! LIKE THAT! Their Loaded Fries ($12.99 for 4 hot dusted chicken chunks with one half over fries, & the other half over mac n cheese with house sauces). Superb hot chicken, DELICIOUS mac, & nicely crisp fries! STAMP!! Their 15 Piece Wings ($20.99 with 7 lemon pepper wings , & 8 Old Bay wings with ranch, & house sauces). These were well fried, & unassumingly bursting with flavor!! . Customer Service: On Point . Parking: Rough. . Recommendations: You can't go wrong with none of the chicken in here!! . Accessibility: It's is not wheelchair friendly, & differently abled persons friendly. 5 Stars=STAMP 4 1/2 Stars=LIKE THAT 4 Stars=DELICIOUS 3 Stars=DECENT 2 Stars=PASS 1 Star=NAH #Bigschlimsreviews