Passed by the building many times but never stoped …read more Finally decided to stop in this morning for a morning breakfast date. The food smelled so delicious from outside and even better inside . They delivered excellent service The food & coffee was so delicious We will definitely be returning

Great experience! I had the bacon ranch sandwich and it was so good. You can definitely tell it was…read moremade fresh. I also had the berry smoothie and it was so delicious! It tasted very natural. Everything was reasonably priced and the service was really nice and welcoming. I def recommend coming here for a quick bite.

Excellent food! Excrement service!! Great ambiance! Nice rustic neighborhood bar with a great beer…read moreand bourbon selection!! And again, the food is amazing! This place continues to be our family favorite, every time we have family from out of town we bring them here because everyone loves the food and the atmosphere. Today they were able to accommodate a big group of out of town family at the last minute and did an amazing job!!

It saddens me to write this because I've been coming to Moreland's for years, but after my Father's…read moreDay experience, I won't be returning. My African American military family arrived at 11:00 a.m. sharp on Father's Day. I mention "military family" because I want to paint an accurate picture: we weren't a loud or unruly group. We were five adults, five well-behaved children, and two infants looking to enjoy brunch together. The restaurant was completely empty. Not "a few open tables" empty--completely empty. No one was even sitting at the bar. When we told the hostess we didn't have a reservation, she went to get a manager. What struck me immediately was how flustered he became the moment he saw our group. He came out red-faced, visibly agitated, and immediately launched into how they were completely booked and there was "no way" he could seat a party of 12. We even asked if we could split into two groups of six and were met with the same response: impossible. We stood there looking at an entirely empty restaurant while being told there was absolutely no way we could be accommodated. The whole interaction was honestly bizarre. Confused, we simply said "okay" and started walking away. As we were already down the sidewalk, a hostess came after us and explained that we could sit on the patio, which was first-come, first-served. We could order through a QR code and have food brought to us. That was completely fine with us. In fact, with children and infants, the patio was arguably a better option anyway. The truth is, by that point we stayed more out of convenience than anything else. Getting five children and two infants back into three separate vehicles and finding another restaurant felt like more of a hassle than it was worth. Looking back, I wish we had simply left. Which raises the obvious question: if the patio was available all along, why wasn't that the manager's response from the beginning? Why did he act as though seating us was impossible instead of simply saying, "Our indoor dining is reserved, but you're welcome to sit outside"? I do not make accusations of racism lightly. However, after reflecting on the experience, I cannot escape the conclusion that race played a role in how my family was treated. The manager's reaction upon seeing our group, his immediate insistence that there was "no way" to seat us despite an empty restaurant, and the fact that available seating existed all along created an experience that felt unmistakably exclusionary. The interaction nagged at me throughout the meal, especially when my children and nieces and nephews started asking, "Why didn't the restaurant want us to eat here? The place is empty?" That's not a conversation I expected to have with children on Father's Day. When we left about 90 minutes later, both the dining room and patio were still far from full. I counted 8 open tables inside and 5 open tables on the patio at 12:30. I understand reservations. I've dined all over the world. But Moreland's is not a Michelin-starred restaurant with a months-long waitlist. It's a neighborhood pub--closer to an upscale Applebee's than fine dining. Yet somehow my family was made to feel unwelcome from the moment we walked through the door. After years of being a customer, that is deeply disappointing.

My uncle was a founding father of this establishment and after a recent visit on the day of his…read morememorial, we decided to make this our watering hole. The food is fantastic, and the bar really gives you "Cheers" - if you came here enough, everybody would know your name. Service was great and the bartender was particularly amazing. I love the quaint, homey vibe of this bar and it feels nice to hang out where my uncle used to hang his hat.

I was extremely disappointed with my meal from Hitching Post. I ordered the pork chops with collard…read moregreens and macaroni and cheese, and unfortunately, none of the dishes met my expectations. The pork chop tasted burned and seemed as though it had been cooked in old oil. The collard greens were, without a doubt, the worst I've ever had. They were tough, lacked flavor, and tasted like they had simply been cooked in salt water. The macaroni and cheese tasted like it came straight from a box, with very little seasoning or flavor beyond salt. I ended up throwing most of my meal away because it was take out. If I was in the restaurant I would have asked for my money back. For the price, I expected much better quality and flavor. This was a very disappointing dining experience, and I would not recommend these dishes based on my experience

They've changed their roaster to Passenger. Used to be Small Planes…read more Drip is still very delicious.

Doubles is a cute, local coffee shop near Howard University. I got the salted maple latte with oat…read moremilk, which didn't take long at all to be ready. It was yummy. Nothing too extraordinary but a good cup of coffee!

The food was fantastic! I had one of the best breakfasts I've had in a long time. I ordered the…read moreJuanita, and it was absolutely delicious. The homemade tortillas were fresh and flavorful, and the freshly ground coffee was nothing short of magnificent. My only small drawback was that our waitress didn't check in on us very often, but I believe she may have been new. Even so, she was friendly, and the overall service was still very good. I would definitely come back for another amazing breakfast!. The area is small but it has a nice atmosphere. I highly recommend.

Still amazing here! The menu has changed a little bit but the service is still great and so is the…read morefood

Been in DC for over 2 weeks visiting. During that time I have eaten at several locations, none of…read morewhich were repeated with the exception of Heat Da Spot. The food here is phenomenal. The coffee is out of this world. Above that, the family that runs the place is super friendly and inviting, you feel like you are family when you walk in the door. Not sure what to order? They are more than happy to offer some suggestions. Next time I'm in DC, this is definitely the first place to stop. I will be missing the coffee when I am back home.

We ordered the Ethiopian breakfast with an extra sambosa and added beef tibs. The sambosas were…read moreabsolutely amazing! Definitely our favorite part. The Ethiopian style breakfast is just scrambled eggs, and the beef was an extra cost. It was definitely very pricey ($40), with the beef being $9 add on for not that much beef. Friendly and quick service but probably would try a more meat forward dish next time! Ambiance is more for takeout but there's some seating inside!

Every course was an A+. Best chicken parm I've had, without a doubt. The artichoke toast is a…read moresleeper hit; perfect balance of fat and acid. We also loved the rigatoni alla vodka. The ambiance is also excellent. Imagine if your favorite red sauce Italian place and your neighborhood dive bar had a baby. Staff was also exceptionally friendly and attentive. Service stellar. Can't wait to come back for happy hour!

The meatballs were great, the pizza was good, but our service was neither…read more As you can see from my prior reviews on this platform, I almost never make a habit of giving servers a hard time. They work hard and it's a difficult job. However, in this case, I have to admit I was pretty upset. My daughter ordered the red pasta off of the children's menu. She kept telling me it was too hot in spite of the fact that it had cooled down to lukewarm. Eventually, I tasted it, and realized she meant that it was extremely spicy. I told our waitress that our daughter had been given an arrabiata sauce by accident. In this kind of a situation, I realize it's not the server's fault, but nevertheless I expect some acknowledgment or apology. Instead, the server began to deny that it was actually a spicy sauce, and when I interrupted her and told her that it was in fact, very spicy, and she took offense to the fact that I had interrupted her, made that very clear, and proceeded to tell me that maybe they had mixed up the sauce with a normal marinara sauce instead of the very plain marinara sauce for kids. This is in spite of me being very clear that the sauce was extremely spicy, not simply a "grown up" marinara sauce. If it was an issue with my own food I wouldn't care. But this is a 4-year-old kid, and the server has no idea if there are allergies or food sensitivities at play. I would have appreciated if the server had acknowledged the problem, or at least taken my complaint about the sauce being spicy at face value, instead of denying it to me twice. They ended up removing the kid's meal from the bill, but I certainly left the restaurant with a bad impression because the server was more concerned with disagreeing with me than with the fact that they served the wrong dish to a 4 year old.

One of the best burgers I've ever had in my life. If a burger can melt in your mouth, this one did…read more Inside is quaint, and there are a few tables outside as well. The menu is limited, which tells me they really specialize in what they do. I got a single patty with Joia toppings without onions and split fries with a friend. The truffle aioli for the fries was a nice add-on. Service was friendly and fast. Go get yourself a Joia burger! You'll be so happy you did!

Saw this place on instagram and I love a good burger. Came here and was surprised at the expensive…read moreprices. $17 for double wagyu burger and $9 for a single. $5 for fries. Wagyu beef I was hoping to notice a significant difference and I was sure that the fries would be great. Boy was I wrong. The patty is flat and you can barely taste it over here sauce that is over the burger with the chopped tomato and onion. It's a good thing I got a double or I wouldn't have noticed any meat on the burger. The fries were pitiful. Tasteless, no salt and a super waste of $5. The only positive is that the food was ready in about 5 minutes or less so the service was good.

There is an eatery in D.C. that's highly recommended!! Midnight Deli is that spot!! Hold up, there…read moreis a pop up eatery inside this eatery. Burger's, chopped cheese's, & fries are on the menu. LET'S GO!! . Where I am: @flatoutburger inside of @Midnightdelidc . Location Reviewed: 4701 Georgia Ave., N.W. Washington D.C. . Menu Includes: Burger's, Chopped Cheese, Wagyu Beef Burger, Mozzarella Chopped Cheese, Topped Fries, Regular Fries, & Beverages. . Items Reviewed: Their Flat Out Burger (3 grass fed halal patties, American cheese, ketchup, grilled onions, & Flat Out sauce $14). STAMP!! This burger melts in your mouth! Fresh beef, well seasoned, & super cheesy!! Their Mozzy's Chopped Cheese (with chopped beef patties, mozzarella sticks, house made mumbo sauce, grilled potato bread, mayo, & ketchup $16). STAMP!! Again, melts in your mouth, cheesy, a sweet n sour Mumbo...DELICIOUSNESS!! Their "The Carry Out" Chopped Cheese (with chopped beef patties, American cheese, Flat Out sauce, mumbo sauce, ketchup, & mayo on a hoagie roll $14). STAMP!! Same rating as the aforementioned...GET IT!! Their Flat Out Fries (with saltpepperketchupmumbosauce-yes that's one word in D.C., pickles, & grilled onions $8). LIKE THAT!! The fries were consistently crunchy, & the toppings were EVERYTHING!! COMING SOON-A Midnight Deli, & Flat Out Burgers collaboration...Their Lobster Flat Out Burger!! . Customer Service: On Point . Online Navigation: Easy . Parking: Decent . Music: YouTube: BYB 5-17-97 Excuse Me Butta Fingers . Recommendations: Everything mentioned above!! 5 Stars=STAMP 4 1/2 Stars=LIKE THAT 4 Stars=DELICIOUS 3 Stars=DECENT 2 Stars=PASS 1 Star=NAH #Bigschlimsreviews

At the Sandlot in G'town, DC, on a gorgeous May Sunday afternoon - best burger and fries that I've…read morehad in a long time! Flat Out Burger and Flat Out Fries were so good that I'm still thinking about them days later, planning my next trip back there! Service was excellent, even though their 2-person team was very busy. We were pleasantly surprised because we did not expect table-side delivery of our order, but staff made the time to bring out our food, and even came back to the table to ask if we liked the food or needed anything else. Highly recommend! ~kk

Happy Hour is a sweet deal! Half off custom cocktails. We needed a place to wait with…read moreair-conditioning for our reservation next door so popped in here for a quick cocktail. They have fun drinks on their menu. I'd recommend the 829 mojito but I was feeling the Dark and Smoky. The interior is nicely decorated and the lounging areas are very inviting. The bartender was nice, friendly, and efficient. We contemplated coming back for their hookah (which also has a good happy hour deal) but ended up being too full after dinner.

Can't believe I'm about to give up this secret but Entitlement Lounge is a hidden gem in DC! As…read moresoon as we walked in the establishment we were welcomed with a drink ticket that allowed us to get one free drink during happy hour (this was a nice little surprise). There were a variety food options to choose from on the happy hour menu . I ordered the Mac and cheese and fried catfish and it was delicious. My friends ordered the garlic Parmesan wings, bbq wings, old bay fries and salmon sliders and I didn't hear one bad review. All of the staff was friendly (ask for Bre she'll take care of you). Both DJs were a vibe and definitely had me and friends there way longer than we anticipated. The only reason I took away a star is because the air conditioner didn't seem to be working. They did have huge fans in there to try and cool it down but they didn't seem to work. If you're in the area, do yourself a favor and stop by Entitlement Lounge. You won't be disappointed!