Ultimately a disappointment. Hey dj, maybe don't interrupt the song every 30 seconds. Also turn your damn treble down you scrub. There's no reason to pop the speakers. Take your anger out on your mom that you obviously live with, the speakers didn't do anything to you. Drinks were dece, service was alright, random wires on the wall were a vibe. 2 stars read more

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Um, can I just say that this place is amazing? I used to be a professional boozy bruncher in my younger years (ok like last year...) so I've been to LOTS. I really wish I had experienced Madhatter back when I "could hang". With that said, I don't think I laid eyes on my glass with less than just a sip missing from it. And of course what do I do with a full glass? I drink it. The food, PHENOMENAL. I think the best French Toast I've ever had. And they're dipped in baileys. Like, what? That just sounds like a good time. Thankfully this was my last stop before passing out on a bus back home to NYC because I was totally tipsy and totally stuffed. We didn't have reservations and arrived just in time to catch a spot at the bar, there was a 45 minute wait for a table. I wish I remembered the bartenders name because she was awesome and from NY. Not sure if I'll be back since I tend to try different/new places while traveling but you'd better believe I'd recommend this place for any of my fellow boozy brunchers out there. read more

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I've been to Madhatter a few times while living in Arlington and it's pretty much the same every time we go! It's not a bad spot, in the middle of Dupont so there is a lot of stuff around. There's usually not much of a line and I don't think I've ever seen them charge a cover. It's usually alllllways packed though. Like uncomfortably packed - especially at the entrance getting into the bar and then the dance floor. I think towards the back there's also an upstairs that they only let a few people into at a time. The drinks are priced about the same as any other mid-tier DC bar but the real draw for this place is the Hat they sell. It's $30 for the hat but a few people can sip on it for a while and its full of alcohol so it's a pretty good buy. If you don't mind packed bars that run on the hot side, this place is pretty fun. read more

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Stopped in for a happy hour drink. The theme is pretty cool and the service was great.

Oh Madhatter. Where do I begin? It's the kind of place that's fun if you're really drunk already and couldn't care less that people are spilling drinks on you and touching your ass. As others have said, it's pretty small, and they pack as many people as humanly possible into the place, so you kind of have to WWE-punch your way to the bar to get a drink. And to get to the bathroom. I have eaten here as well - a brunch that I can't really remember being that it was about 5 years ago, but I don't recall it being bad or anything. Since, I've mainly just been for the drinking and dancing like an idiot type of night, in which case Madhatter's is fine, but like I said, go if you're already drunk. It gets hot and sweaty and crowded which nowadays, pretty much turns me off a place. Also, if you're looking for Alice in Wonderland theme, sorry, Madhatter is strictly a name and there's nothing Wonderland about it! read more

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Great experience! Our waiter Javier was incredible! Can not recommend this place enough and I hope you get Javier!

My friend and I came for Sunday Brunch, to celebrate her birthday. We went around 1:30 the wait wasn't too long about 15 mins. Once we were seated our server came right away. We both decided to get the unlimited mimosas which taste amazing. They had a live DJ. He played club music, so it kept the atmosphere fun. My food was really good. I had the hangover helper. I would definitely recommend going to Madhatter if you want good food, great service and to have a fun time read more

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I think this place is for food in the daytime?? Lol no idea...I've only been here in the dark, so the tables are removed, and the music is pumpin. Music selection is hit or miss. Sometimes good to dance to, sometimes not. Almost ALWAYS packed, though, because....no coverrrr!!!! A good place to go to if you decided to change establishments in the middle of the night because....no cover!!! The line can be a bit ridiculous, though. And the floors can be quite nasty. read more

Madhatter has a policy that your whole party has to be there before you are seated. Most places require only half your party to be there. We had to wait 40 minutes because one of our group members was stuck in traffic. We explained the situation to the hostess and she still made us wait. Forget the fact that the place was empty (as pictured below) and we would have been seated at the same table even if we were only a group of 4. This is a ridiculous and senseless policy. We ordered buffalo chicken tenders to start. We received regular chicken tenders. Fine-we were hungry so we didn't send them back, but that was mess up one. Another group member ordered turkey bacon with her egg dish but instead received turkey sausage. The waitress made her pick the sausage off her plate and put it onto another plate. She said "give me the sausage and I'll bring you out bacon." Not sure what they did with that sausage? Generally when something is already on someone's plate, you just bring out the correct item. It was very strange to watch my friend pick up the sausage from her plate and transfer it to the bread plate in the waitress' hands, and then watch the waitress bring it back to the kitchen. I still want to know what they did with it. Then the check came. Gratuity (20 %) was included...for a party of 5. The standard is generally 18% on a party of 6 or more. I am not happy with being forced to give a waitress a 20 % tip when we are a small party who had to wait 40 minutes and then have not the most pleasant dining experience. The food was mediocre. The music was loud. But their bottomless drink specials looked like a good deal, so if you are looking for a spot to get shwasted for $14, and don't care about food or service, this might be a good option! read more

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FRIDAY NIGHT DANCE FLOOR AND BAR REVIEW Let's start out by saying I am not a high society girl. I never have been and never will be. I am one who simply enjoys the little pleasures in life and can appreciate a great laugh or perfect people watching spot... double bonus points if these places can provide both. Madhatter delivers in these categories without very much effort. Let's start out with the demographic. It is seriously mixed. You have newly 21 year old girls wearing basically nothing and pearls. How does that work? That's a good question. Then you have the late 20s/early 30s frat dudes from SEC schools with the plaid shirts and boat shirts trying to pull some tail with the newly 21's. You have some girls trying too hard, some girls trying too little, some hipsters, a couple of minorities in there outside of the pastey white folks and the fake bakes, then me -- the watchful observer who sits back in amusement thinking this should be some sort of reality show or possibly mating ritual. I tell you one thing -- the drinks here are the stars of the show. They're not weak, and they're reasonably priced. Nothing over the top for rail alcohol. Dance floor was fun. They play some remixes and a lot of Top 40 with a spit of 90s hip hop like Biggy and Tupac to keep it real. White people can't dance.. we all know this and accept this as a fact of life. Therefore, everyone is pretty much swaying back and forth 'dancing' in place standing there with their drinks or the girls are grinding on the guys like their going to town. Pick your poison. Either way you're going to look pretty good after one drink. Thank goodness I stuck to a club soda and my friend drank on my behalf since I was driving us. All in all, I think the Madhatter means well. The amusement of this place is enough reason alone to check it out. Come in around 12:30AM on a Friday night and you'll see what I mean. Bonus points in the summer when The Hill interns are in town. This last tidbit I learned from my friend who had the bright idea of dragging me in here. Until next time.... read more

Worst experience ever. Went there to celebrate graduation with friends, had reservation today at 11:30, one of my friend was running half an hour late, the whole restaurant was EMPTY with only four of us there, the waitress (Catalina or some name starts with C) refused twice to seat us unless the other friend arrived. I asked her if the other friend can't make it should we just change to another restaurant? And she said Yes you should. Well girl you will never have my or any of my friends' business again. P.s don't hire a person like her to hurt your business read more

Came here on a Friday night around 11pm with gf and her friends. No cover and $2 coat check, but more than half the crowd looked like college kids, and the 1990s music selection was awful. read more

At first, and when you read most of the reviews, Madhatter sounds like a shady bar with the worse food ever. Don't be mistaken! The week ambience is pretty good with nice servers and daily specials. The first time i experienced Madhatter was on a Sunday where we basically just used it as our night watering hole. Plenty of tv's to stare at. Last night (Monday) I went there again due to their happy hour. They offer $3 Yuenglings and $5 bar food. I ordered the mozarella sticks and they were pretty decent. Even got some greens with it. When i was going to the restroom, i saw Monday night special is half off bottle of wine AND $15 lobster!!! After making sure that I wouldn't get sick by reading every review on here, i realized, nobody complains about the food. So i'll give it a shot. The lobster was perfect! Lots of meat, well cooked. Only thing that i didn't like where the potato wedges, they were very peppery but still very edible. While there was a trivia night going on the back, the bar got pretty busy. I enjoyed talking to some lovely ladies. The bartenders Audrey and Steph were doing a great job, keeping the conversation up and making my laugh. An good experience during my business trip in Washington read more

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Madhatter is a fun bar. The Thursday night two dollar mugs are an excellent/terrible life choice depending on how you look at it. There is a pretty big dancefloor, bar area, etc. and the vibe is a bit more upscale. I came here for a brunch party once. It's a $200 minimum to get a private room (with its own bathroom!) which isn't hard, especially if you get a lot of drinks. We were a large party but the waiter kept messing up our orders and some of the food came out cold. Though it was still a fun time, I don't know if I would do brunch again. read more

I've been to Madhatter multiple times for three different occasions. 1. Happy Hour 2. Brunch 3. Drinks and Dancing. It should be noted that this rating is NOT for the table-service provided at brunch, but for Drinks and Dancing because that's what I used to go here the most for. So let's break it down... HAPPY HOUR. I have to say first and foremost that Madhatter has a pretty good happy hour deal. You can get a mango margarita that has a pretty good kick to it at $4 a glass. There's also other deals and nightly specials. BRUNCH. Two words: Bottomless Mimosas. The beauty of brunch in DC. I ordered the french toast and it wasn't amazing, but it wasn't horrible. The food overall isn't your five-star chef kind of food, it's pretty average but worth the money you're shelling out for it. The mimosa deal makes it all worth it though especially if your server is super attentive and keeps them coming. I was a happy camper because that's just what our waitress did. Also, you have the option of sitting outside on the patio or inside. Also, I found it quite nifty and unique that there's a DJ inside when you're eating brunch. SERVICE. For brunch, our waitress was very attentive and was able to accommodate the needs of both my friends and myself. At the bar it's kind of hit-or-miss, especially when it's super busy or if you're there when the bar slowly changes into more of a club-like scene. DRINKS AND DANCING. As I said earlier, there's usually some nightly deals so that's something to look forward to if you're going to the Madhatter. The DJ is fairly decent and it can either be super crowded or dead depending on which nights you decide to go out, but Madhatter isn't a horrible place to go every once in a while. The biggest thing that I can say to you is that Madhatter isn't horrible, but it isn't the best bar in town (which isn't hard since DC is overflowing with different bars and music venues), but PLEASE be cautious and aware of your stuff when you go here on your night out. I'm all for having a good time, but I've heard of way too many horror stories of people getting pick-pocketed and having their phones stolen by the end of the night. It's happen to a few of my friends so please for all of our sakes, keep an eye on your stuff. read more

This review isn't for the food (although I've been here for brunch and it was cool). I always come out to Madhatter for the vibe. It's the only place I feel comfortable out there on the dance floor with a huge crowd. The DJ is good too (although I really need them to have a hip hop night because EDM ain't for me). S/o to Madhatter for getting me through the highs and lows of grad school. read more

Went by here for a happy hour with friends and it was nice to find a place with decently priced happy hour specials in DC! The wait staff was very accommodating when I could find them, but i am going to assume it was because there were multiple private events going on. The only reason i deducted a star is because i dont think i should have to special request silverware when i order food, and I dont understand who brings french fries with no ketchup! read more

During my recent visit to DC, a friend recommended that I try Madhatter. I made reservations ahead of time and came with Ken L. on a Sunday for brunch at 12:30pm. Even with reservations, we still had to wait awhile before we were seated. Due to mixed reviews, I was most looking forward to experiencing the Alice in Wonderland theme of the restaurant. The restaurant had a bar area and seating upstairs and downstairs. There were many large groups during this hour and service was EXTREMELY slow! Good thing there were tv's everywhere where we were seated and had something to watch while we waited. When we were finally able to order, Ken L. decided on the Belgium Waffle with Fried Chicken and Gravy while I settled for the Mad Man Breakfast which came with two buttermilk pancakes, eggs, toast, and house potatoes. The eggs and toast were flavorless, the pancakes were okay, and the only thing that was pretty good were the house potatoes. For the price, we definitely were not getting our money's worth and I felt we could have gone somewhere else for better service and food. While the theme of the restaurant was cool, the service and food could have been much better. read more

Food was basic. Unlimited mimosas is a great deal, I had to tell my waitress to stop, I can't take anymore champagne lol our waitress was so sweet even though she was clearly slammed. DJ is also popping. Don't come here if you're looking for a brunch meal to wow you, come here to get lit with the homies to get your day started. read more

Came here on New Year's Day for brunch after a night of some heavy drinking (obvi, because that's what we do on NYE, ammiright?). Anyway, it was a party of 8 and we got seated upstairs by the window. The ambiance is very relaxed and it brings a good mix of people from young to old, from friends to family. The upstairs seating was a little cold though. When we were seated, our waiter was "eh" to say the least. I gave him props for being an old dude but service was slow and we were all starving. I got the steak and eggs and I tried the Alaskan Eggs Benny off of my boyfriend's plate. I asked for my steak to be cooked medium rare and it was pretty much well-done. It was fine I guess, because it was seasoned pretty well. Standard over-easy eggs, nothing spectacular. The Alaskan Eggs Benny were cold. I don't think the english muffin was toasted and the hollandaise sauce was flavorless. And I think the potato hash was seasoned with the same seasoning as the steak. Also, out of the 3 cups of coffee I drank, only one was hot. All the other cups were luke-warm. Prices are average considering the portions they give too. Overall, it was just AIGHT. Hit the spot with all the food but I don't know if that was alcohol munchies talking or what, but I probably wouldn't come here again unless I was drinking the night before. read more

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Stopped in for lunch - they were very busy with a school group filling half the restaurant but the service was attentive - no delay despite the crowd. Service was professional with the whole team pitching in - wait staff, kitchen, busy staff and manager. We had fish and chips and a brisket sandwich - both very tasty. read more

My first memories of DC bar crawling was as a 23-year old newly transplanted DC resident. I used to go to the former location on M St., drink all night long on Wednesdays (Ladies night) for $10.00, and get up and teach the next morning. Well, that was two decades ago... The new space on Connecticut is much more chic. It was awfully great as we all went for their Grand Opening celebration. A few of us did get a chance to elbow pass the massive hordes and check out the different levels. I am not sure whether the top level, where we sipped and dined is intended for private functions in the future or not, but it was quite nice, with a bar to ourselves. The drink menu is large and the food choices are better than most places. Tara L.'s friend had a lobster and crab cake that was huge, and looked really good. I think, based on the size of this place it could have something to offer for everyone. Maybe trivia in the future??? read more

My roommate turned 22 this past week, so she hosted her birthday dinner at Madhatter because she loves Alice in Wonderland and it is a short walk away from where she works. I got there late, but I enjoyed my experience. Our server was really nice and attentive. My crab cake sandwich was super yummy and it was served with steak fries. (I'm not the biggest fan of steak fries, but that's just me personally.) My boyfriend looooooved his burger, but we're not sure if it's because their burgers are amazing or because he was starving. XD The decor here is definitely fun. Since it was a birthday and I was dreadfully late, I ordered the Hatter's Punch for us to share. The concept is super fun. The green rum punch is served in a giant clear plastic tophat with a bunch of long giant straws. It makes for a funny, if slightly awkward, drink-sharing experience. It is NOT a lot of rum, however, so do be aware of that. I wasn't peeved because I have only just started drinking, as did my roommate, but I can understand the complaints about paying $30 for so little alcohol. Also, you don't get to keep the hat. We were pretty sad. :( The restaurant is really nice in that they helped us surprise my roommate with their giant martini glass sundae dessert thing. It had brownies, Oreo cookie bits, ice cream, maraschino cherries, chocolate sauce, whipped cream... it was delicious and my roommate was pleasantly surprised. With a giant punch tophat and martini glass on the table, the Madhatter proved to be a really fun place to celebrate a birthday for someone who likes Alice in Wonderland. I will definitely try to come back for their brunch. Quick note: I was carded at the door, so keep in mind that Madhatter is a bar, if you are planning on having a meal after happy hour ends and you have underage friends. Also, one of my other roommates really liked the music they were playing. :) read more

I came to Madhatter on President's Day for Brunch before heading back to NYC. Apparently holiday brunch is not a big thing in DC as the restaurant was mainly empty and the staff stated that they had a "modified" brunch menu they were testing out for the day. Surprisingly, when we went the day before, we were told that the wait was over an hour for a table! The food was basically, "meh", nothing impressive, the pancakes were hard and difficult to cut, one had to use a lot of syrup the make them edible. The eggs were fine, the best part of the meal was the home fries. The service was lackadaisical for such an empty day. It took a while for the food the arrive and the servers were slow with refilling water and tea. It took a while to receive the check, and we were a bit pressed for time to get back downtown. The restaurant is touted as a popular place to hang out and drink, which it may well be, but for brunch it was a disappointing experience. read more

First time here earlier today. Came for brunch and the bottomless mimosas which were good! only $12 and i also had the Eggs Benedict with Alaskan Salmon, it came with a side of potatoes which were delicious and i ordered a side of fruit. everything was so fresh and so good! i suggest you come here with a reservation because sometimes it does get packed! My girls and i also ordered a MadHatterHat (idk if that's the name but I'll post a picture.) they won't serve it unless it's 3-4 people i believe, not sure but it's HUGE! 5 stars -- point blank! everything was amazing! i suggest coming! read more

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I've only been here for the nightlife, so I can't speak to the experience early on. But, if you come late on a Friday or Saturday, you're in for a good time. A club in Dupont right near the Metro with no cover all night? That's tough to beat. After starting out at a chill place like Mighty Pint or Big Hunt nearby, this is a great place to come dance the night away. The Alice in Wonderland decor is also pretty awesome - that massive hat is a great backdrop to a night of dancing, especially once you've got several drinks in you. The only caveat is the crowd. I'm not one who usually takes issue with a packed dance floor, but I'm not sure I've ever experienced one quite this packed. Every time I've went (5 or 6 times), you could barely move on the floor. But, if you find a good spot near a wall and stake out a little alcove for yourself, and don't mind getting nudged a bit, you'll be good to go. When I'm drinking and in the mood to dance, I don't mind those things so much, so I keep going back for more. And given the size and drunkenness of the crowds, the bathrooms are surprisingly clean. Give it a shot - for the location and price, it's worth trying at least once! read more

I've only been here on Saturday night when it turns into a bar/club, but I had a blast! If you want to dance to some EDM type of music and don't mind a crowd, give Madhatter a try! Their decor was great, in my opinion, and definitely fitting for the name of the place. I will say, my friends and I bought the "big hat" drink (not sure what it is really called but it's Rum Punch in an awesome hard plastic hat) and it was worth it. Between the three of us, it was more than enough to share and only came out to $33 before the tip. It was delicious and a great conversation starter! If you like the busy crowded scene but don't actually like being in the crowd, there is a second floor (where the DJ is) and there is a smaller bar. It's a nice place to catch your breath and sit for awhile. read more

My friend and I were in DC for 1 night and wanted "just one beer" after dinner. It was Sunday, and Madhatter had a $3 or $4 beer special for everything on tap. How could we resist? This place had like 10 people in the bar, but it was Sunday night so I imagine everything was kind of dead. It filled the job of serving beers, but that was about it for us. Nothing special. Weirdest bathroom setup ever. If you're a guy, you know what I'm talking about. read more

I recently ended up at the Madhatter on a Saturday night in downtown DC with a few friends. Before entering the Madhatter we had to wait in line, which moved quicker then I expected. And at the end of the line I was shocked to find there was no cover charge! Wahoo! When you enter the bar, there is a huge sweaty dance floor to your left and a bar that runs the entire length of the building to your right. Additionally there are a few booths on the first level. The second floor at the Madhatter is a little calmer- but still pretty crowded. There is alot more seating upstairs. The Madhatter has an Alice In Wonderland theme- and they did a good job and carrying this theme throughout the bar. Ordering your drink is no easy task here- the bartenders were rude and didn't seem interested in helping me. The beer was more expensive then other places- city prices. But, they did have a very unique drink- a huge plastic hat filled with all kinds of blue liquid. The drink costs $35- and that's just for the drink- no keeping the hat. The DJ did a great job- he had plenty of people down on the dance floor. He also shot confetti from the second floor every hour which enhanced the party mood. read more

Came thinking it was more of a WVU fan bar than we experienced. The hatter drink was good but despite how much rum we saw poured in it me and the other 2 people I shared it with didn't seem to feel much of a buzz. Nachos were just ok. I found a bone in the chicken and I would've preferred melted cheese to nacho cheese sauce. Also didn't realize there was a patio with was in a cool spot and would probably prefer to sit out there... although we came to watch a football game so inside was necessary. read more

Madhatter during the day versus Madhatter at night on the weekends are two very different vibes. DAYTIME REVIEW: I went with my friend on a weekday to this establishment for their happy hour. It was not very crowded and we were able to seat ourselves immediately. I have never seen their restaurant menu before that first experience. My thoughts were that for DC, it was very affordable. What a nice surprise! They had a handful of discounted drink options on their menu that you could choose from. I ordered a Frozen Mangorita with a Hatter's Pizza. My friend had a whiskey ginger with the chicken tenders. Both of our tabs came out to less than $10 after tax and before tip. My overall thoughts? I'm a fan! The space is very trendy. Our bartender was friendly. The Frozen mangorita is a little too sweet, but for those who don't like the taste of liquor too much, it's a great drink. NIGHTTIME REVIEW: Whenever I go to Dupont, this is the bar that ALWAYS has a line. It's a lot of fun. The way that it's set up there's a spacious dance floor. They never let too too many people in, which is also very nice, because I can get from one end of the bar to the other without bumping into every human being I see haha. My overall thoughts? I'm a fan! read more

I was a fan up until today. The atmosphere just seems off, the A/C is cracked up beyond belief, the table we were going to be seated at was so crammed in between people and the ones near were just very obnoxious. Our waiter does not know the menu and has came over 3x to tell me things I wanted aren't available. The food was made very sloppy and our waiter is so inattentive so Im having to wait to ask for condiments. Last time I come here. read more

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Came here randomly on a Saturday night with a group of people. Since we're from out of town we really didn't know the best places to hit up around the area. We wanted somewhere we could chill and drink but not too fancy. I saw that Connecticut Ave in the Dupont Circle area had an array of bars and clubs to go to so we walked around to find a good place to party. As we passed by, I saw vibrant lights and lasers coming out of the window and I knew we had to go there. First off, being from the NY area we're used to a cover at the door and overpriced drinks. So coming to DC and not paying to get in to places and getting a jack and ginger for $7 instead of $10 is a win in my books. The place was packed and it was hard to stand anywhere. Luckily, 20 min in, we were able to get a table. We ordered the "Hatter" for the table which is basically a big plastic hat filled with half ice and half of the drink that tasted like straight up sugar. If this is your first time here, then try it. It's an experience, but I definitely wouldn't buy it again. The music was on point ranging from edm to hip hop to Backstreet Boys. Overall, it was a chill place to hang out and definitely a place to have a good time. read more

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Madhatter is a good place to go for happy hour $1 drafts, $5/$7 happy hour drinks and the infamous $34 hat ( which contains 12 shots of 3 types of alcohol). As for dancing, it's always packed around 11 fri and sat. I like that the bar and dance floor are seperate, you avoid a lot of spilled drinks! read more

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Where do I start ‍ first walking in, I thought there was going to be this cool Alice in Wonderland vibe, but I didn't get a good sense of that. It was just lacking.... something. Now, onto the important stuff. No one said a word to us when we walked in. We felt stupid trying figure where we needed to be to get seated. We finally asked the busser we could get the attention of. We were seated at this dirty, awkwardly placed table. Took 25 minutes for Ianyone to even take our order. I got my bar beverage before my mom got her coke. Took over an hour and a half for our meals to be placed on the table. I got a burger, which was good, and Mac n cheese, which had a weird taste to it. The nastiest spoon was placed with the mac n cheese. It was so gross. Old, hard, stale food on the spoon. My mom got the Texas Style Barbeque Brisket, which she said was good. The food is the only reason this place got 2 stars and not 1. I ordered a chocolate cake to go, which was good. It took so long to get the check, I had to walk up and ask for the check, and even then, we waited. I'm pretty disappointed. Again, the food was good, the server was nice, but no!!! read more

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we went for brunch and the food was AMAZING! Some of the best home fries I've ever had.

I forgot to review last weekend so here goes. I came here with a few co workers for brunch. The space is quite accomodating due to the circumstances, we were seated within 5min and we didn't make a reservations!!! We ordered so many things off the menu and shared it all. Waffles, pancakes, eggs, bacon, french toast, home fries, turkey bacon and it was all delicious. We had bottomless mimosas a few shots and a pitcher of margaritas(still clapping hands in excitement) overall we loved it and will definitely go back. Parking was easy and that says a lot for DC read more

i'm not gonna lie the burrito was pretty good, but the service was absolutely horrible!! i went with a large group and the waiter was being very rude, he even got so mad to the point where he said he was about to "bop my friend in the face." i wish to HELL he would've, he would've had 22 women storm on him! anyways, very unprofessional environment and not very accommodating. i've also heard of people's stuff getting stolen from here very often as well! so be careful! there are so many better brunch spots in DC! trust me! GO TO HOMESTEAD INSTEAD!! but if you absolutely have to go here, order the breakfast burrito. although i must say it was NOT worth the $17 i payed for it read more

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One of the most reasonably priced brunches in the area. Especially if you're balling on a budget. Bottomless mimosas around $15, chicken tenders $8, salad $8 (extra to add choice of protein). The servers make sure your mimosas are refilled and you can sit back, eat, drink, and be merry. This is a brunch spot that we frequent and we suggest it to all of our family and friends. Enjoy! read more

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Just love this place food is always great prices is awesome, they have unlimited mimosas lol If you visit you got to stop by and if you local you most likely know about it read more

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