This was my first time visiting this establishment and the food was so delicious! I had the catfish…read moreand grits BOMB! I went to the Milk and Honey Location on H Street and will definitely be back when I visit DC. I appreciate the southern hospitality from everyone. Althought you guys were doing the H street event you still made sure your costumers inside received their food with a smile at a good wait time. Much love from Boston (the real Boston )​

I enjoyed my experience. Food was amazing and service was great. I highly recommend. Honey chicken…read morewas great.

We stay at the Wharf more now when visiting DC, so when we do, we make sure to stop at the nearby…read moreToastique location. Its warm, clean design makes it quite welcoming for enjoying avocado toast with smoked salmon, which brings one to a place of spiritual oneness. With white walls, natural wood-grain tables and countertops, Toastique's design radiates minimalist, urban style while remaining inviting. Any time I have been there, the wait times have been stress-free, and the queues move quickly. Food-wise, you can't go wrong with their avocado toast with smoked salmon. With a generous portion of smoked salmon on top of avocado mash, on perfectly toasted sourdough bread, creating a place of tremendous well-being. The cucumbers, marinated tomatoes, red onion, capers, and a sprinkle of microgreens make for a fully satisfying meal without feeling like you are overdoing it with your life choices. Drink-wise, I always go for cold brew and the cold brew never lets me down there. Last time, they had a peanut-butter cold brew and a black cherry one, both of which were magical. This Toastique delivers every time.

My friend and I stopped in here after hours of exploring Cherry Blossoms and Bloomaroo at the Wharf…read more- it was late afternoon on a very busy Saturday. We hoped to find a place that offered decaf coffee since it was late in the day, but really wanted something warm since it was a bit chilly outside. Unfortunately, this location of Toastique does not offer decaf - they only have a single hopper for their coffee, so it is not an offering. We were going to find another place, however, they said how about a hot chocolate or a tea. My friend is vegan and inquired if their hot cocoa was vegan, as most places have dairy in the chocolate. The cashier went to look at the chocolate syrup and also had another person look at it to verify it's vegan. My friend ordered a hot chocolate with oat milk. Even though it was busy, we only waited about 5 minutes for her drink. We appreciated the effort to double check it was vegan, though I do wish they had decaf options.

Any Day Now has exceptionally yummy breakfast sandwiches which are all on a scallion pancake bread…read more We were impressed by how tasty everything was! I want to go back and try more of the menu. We especially liked the edamame hummus! The curly fries were the only thing that was just OK. I also got a specialty coffee that was delish! Next time, I want to try a slice of cake. Service: Order at the counter and you bring it to your table. There is a countertop bar, too. It's a casual atmosphere that's clean and modern. Definitely recommend Any Day Now.

This is a great spot to wfh (there's wifi and plenty of tables - some with regular chairs and some…read morewith a more lounge-y set up) and the service is always very friendly. I love that they have a happy hour. Why not get some work done and then reward yourself with a nice cocktail after? Unfortunately I feel like the food leaves some things to be desired. The scallion pancake sandwiches are good in terms of flavor, but I find that the really crispy pancake it comes on makes it difficult (and messy) to eat. The ube cake slice I ordered needed more flavor, in both the cake and the frosting, and the cake was on the dry side. This was a disappointment since one slice was $9. I will definitely return but I'll be particular about what I order.

I loved having Andy as our server! We were celebrating my daughter's Sweet 16 and actually had more…read morepeople show up than expected in our reservation. Andy took care of us and kept a smile the whole time. We will be back.

Founding Farmers has always been a staple here in Foggy Bottom, and today I had Andy who was a…read morefabulous server !

The food, service, and ambiance were amazing! Our waiter was exceptional, and the food was out of…read morethis world. There were nine of us, and everyone loved their meal! We arrived without a reservation, so we split our group between a table and the bar. We'll definitely make a reservation next time--there was a line waiting outside when we left! If you're in DC, this spot is well worth a visit. We would absolutely return!

Came here on a friend's recommendation, and I have to say, our server was absolutely phenomenal…read more There's also a parking lot directly across the street, which is always a plus in DC. My man ordered the Lebanese fried rice but unfortunately wasn't a fan. I went with the S'Eggs'Y sandwich, which was incredibly filling with a side of hash brown patties. It also came with a side of fries, unbeknownst to me, and while I didn't eat them, I sampled one and thought it was good. Now, the Hawaiian Punch deserves its own mention! I typically avoid juice, but this was so delicious that I ordered a second glass. It did not taste artificial, almost tasted like fresh juice. Overall, a nice dining experience, and our server certainly made it even better.

Solid brunch spot on Capitol Hill, and better than the average DC brunch option by a meaningful…read moremargin. We split the DL's Egg Drop (the bulgogi breakfast sandwich) and the Hatch Green Chili sandwich. Both were well executed. The bulgogi brought some real depth to what could have easily been a gimmick, and the hatch green chili edged it out for me personally. The heat was there without being obnoxious, and everything held together the way a good sandwich should. Friends went with the shrimp and grits and had nothing but good things to say. The team behind this place (Scott Drewno and Danny Lee, also of Anju and ChiKo) knows what they're doing, and it shows. The sourcing is thoughtful, the execution is consistent, and the menu has enough going on to warrant repeat visits without feeling like it's trying too hard. Would come back, and would tell others to do the same.

I Egg You is a great little breakfast spot tucked into the Barracks Row neighborhood of Washington,…read moreD.C. I've always enjoyed visiting this area. It's full of interesting shops, great restaurants, and, surprisingly for D.C., relatively easy parking. The food was good. We ordered the bacon and sausage breakfast sandwiches, and both were enjoyable. The sausage sandwich was unnecessarily messy thanks to the crumbled pork, but the flavors were good. Nothing extraordinary, just a satisfying breakfast. I also ordered a Bloody Mary, which I'd rate a 7 out of 10. It had a nice amount of spice and a respectable flavor, but something was missing that would have made it memorable. I'd order it again, but I wouldn't go out of my way for it. The restaurant itself is straightforward and understated. The interior is clean, simple, and without unnecessary frills. It's a comfortable space that lets the food do most of the talking. Unfortunately, the service was the weakest part of the experience. I arrived around 9 a.m. on a Saturday. The restaurant was busy but far from packed, with plenty of available seating. I took a seat at the bar, where the bartender promptly greeted me and handed me a menu. I immediately told him what I wanted to eat and ordered a Bloody Mary. Then I waited. And waited. Nearly ten minutes passed before I saw my drink, despite watching the bartender prepare and serve drinks to customers who had arrived after me. There was no explanation or acknowledgment of the delay. It wasn't a catastrophic service failure, but it was frustrating, particularly given how quickly the interaction started and how manageable the crowd appeared to be. That's ultimately what holds I Egg You back. The food is worth trying, the neighborhood is enjoyable, and the restaurant has a pleasant simplicity about it. But the service, at least during my visit, was noticeably slow and lacked the attentiveness that makes dining out enjoyable. Would I eat here again? Absolutely. Would I choose to dine in again? That's a harder sell. I Egg You makes a good breakfast sandwich. I'm just not convinced the dining experience adds much to it. Next time, I might take the food to go.

Yum!! I placed an order with Chopsmith via DoorDash and I am so, so glad I did…read more Either I beat the lunch crowd or they are efficient because my food arrived in 25 minutes and was so very fresh. I ordered the chimichurri steak plate and really enjoyed it. Funnily enough, the chimichurri itself was the least enjoyable item. I didn't love the texture of it (much too coarse) but, fortunately, it was packaged in a small container separate instead of on the steak itself. The salad probably had a bit too much dressing but I had the option to order that on the side so that's on me. Nonetheless, the steak, potatoes, salad, corn, avocado were all excellent. I also added chips, a lemon zest cookie, and a blueberry breeze handcrafted drink. The cookie is big and chewy, unlike others I have had. It's definitely not something to eat in one sitting. The drink was a little blah and nothing I would order again. All in all, very good!

My partner and I came for lunch today and each had a bowl. I got the salmon and avocado bowl with…read moredressing on the side. The salmon was well prepared and the other ingredients were fresh. A delicious bowl. My partner got the Baja bowl (dressing on the side), which they also enjoyed. We were each surprised how big and how filling the bowls were. We ordered a side of hummus ($7.79). It was a nice portion with pita bread, but the hummus was kind of "meh." Texture was good but not much flavor. A disappointment. The beverage bar has an interesting variety of self-serve drinks, including unsweetened tea, tea with pineapple, a mango drink and a drink with a kale base. I tried several of them and mixed some together. It was $4. Worth a try. The place was not crowded when we were there and it's comfortable. Nice upbeat music playing not-too-loudly in the background.

Great atmosphere. Ate dinner on a Tuesday night and the restaurant was very lively. No problem…read morebeing seated fast. Service was excellent along with the food.

Food, environment, and excellent service by Patrick! Patrick knew the menu, pairings better than…read moreanyone we have had before.

He is a great bartender. He went really good at making cocktails and good looking guy. Ismailread more

Easy Company was great. Wonderful waterfront atmosphere with good food and great service! Check out…read moretheir happy hour 7 days per week and amazing wine selection!

This. Place. Is. The. Immaculate. Conception…read more No one things to come eat here during their visit at the National Mall. Cozily located acroee the Holocaust Museum at the Wing 3 entrance in 12th and Independence, you will discover another Heaven. A cafeteria with a Deli, Bibimbap, Japanese Udon, Pizza, and a hot bar that is comparable to the quality of food served at Whole Foods or Wegmans at a federal price. Jk. It's still kinda price but not whole foods/Wegmans pricey. They have an impressive variety of foods from China to India to Jamaica. Definitely would recommend taking family to visit or just visit yourself

Food was amazing and from your seat the view of the national mall and Washington monument are…read moreamazing!!