The food is great, open LATE on H street. I got a jr. Sando combo but the (side of) coleslaw…read morespilled in my bag because the tops don't close.... Removed 2 stars ; Its as though the two workers who worked that evening also don't communicate with each other nor the customer unless spoken to. It's confusing because why have tablets to order if you won't check who just paid for it. I ordered on the tablet because there's a tablet to order and the man was using his computer. The order was made by the woman in the back. After 10 mins she bagged it up and walked away to start sweeping; no one even checked to see if it's mine despite being the only person in the store. Could be because I was talking on the phone but i literally paid .... so i left confused about why i have to prompt for service when im the only one there. The ambiance in there is nice but I wonder how they do when it's busy on H street.

It was cool. No one was there when I arrived. Cashier was friendly enough. I tipped but no…read moreoutstanding service however no complaints. Was a slow night for what it was worth. Seemed like direct competition for H&Chicken, which I absolutely LUV!

My coworkers and I are on a quest to find the best fried chicken in the DMV. Horace and Dickies off…read moreof H St. used to be our spot. INSERT SAD FACE HERE... On our way to another location on H Street last Friday, one of my colleagues pointed to H & Chicken (H&C) and said it should be our choice for the following Friday. So, we made our way back to H Street this Friday to check out H&C. Let me get to the point and say we had absolutely no serious regrets about anything we ordered. Although we had to park about two blocks from the location (IYKYK), it was worth it. When we arrived, there was a small line. But, it was moving pretty fast. When we got to the counter, the person taking our orders was very helpful at offering suggestions. If you don't want to go to the counter, there are kiosk where you can place your order. The one negative comment that I have about this location is that people who came in and placed their order(s) long after we did, received their order(s) before us. So, I don't know if there are any specifics into how they manage getting their orders out Outside of that, the food was really good. Each of us ordered just about the same thing which included chicken and fish. Where we differed a little bit was on the sides. Just about everybody ordered the M&C. Some of us ordered, french fries and greens, or potato salad, and greens. When you order the chicken, you automatically get a biscuit. Unfortunately, that is not the case when you order the fish. (OPPORTUNITY FOR IMPROVEMENT) So, some of us had to order a biscuit on the side. Overall, everything we ordered taste really good. However, I will say the noodles in the M&C were slightly overcooked, and there were a bit more stems in the collard greens than I would have preferred. But, the taste for both the M&C and the collard greens was on point. The fish and the chicken (including the mumbo sauce) gets a thumbs up. Everything was seasoned and fried well. It is my understanding H&C is open until 5 AM. So, if you're having a good time at one of the local establishments on H Street and it gets a little too late to go to a traditional fast food location or one of the restaurants on the corridor, I wouldn't hesitate to give H&C a try. The only thing I would be mindful of is there is limited space for dining in. So, you will probably have to order, grab, and go. I do want to note one important thing. If you are going to H&C for the Thursday and Friday chicken wing special, the H St. location does NOT honor that promotion. You will need to go to the Hyattsville location for that. Everybody in our group agreed that we will be returning. Happy eating!

This was the only late night food spot open near us. If you eat meat, particularly chicken, you'll…read morebe fine. People like their whole wings or tenders. Personally the pricing is crazily inflated. $22 a person for an entree and side. The collard greens are surprisingly decent. Inside there's no seating, just space to wait for your food to come out. The service is average timing, without a crowd it's pretty quick.

What a great neighborhood spot! Located in a strip mall off of a busy road, this family-owned…read morebusiness sells halal food with chicken over rice being the most popular. For a more affordable price, I enjoyed the chicken over rice with the white and hot sauces. The chicken is tender and full of flavor. There are a few tables inside, but most people get their food to go. There's a parking lot in front. They sell Pepsi and Coca-Cola products.

Delicious and freshly prepared salads (the lamb and falafel are great!), extremely clean…read moreenvironment, and fantastic customer service! The hot sauce is tasty but HOT so you've been warned! LOL I know there have been a lot of businesses in this space. I hope Munchies is a permanent addition to the neighborhood! Thanks, Najeev!

wonderful experience! The service was amazing; friendly, attentive, and welcoming. Christine was…read moreour server, she was grThe dinner was delicious, and everything came together to make for a lovely evening. I highly recommend this place and will definitely be coming back!

I was satisfied and totally sated! The server displayed impeccable customer service skills. The…read morefried chicken alone deserves a worthy mention to all of my acquainted foodies!

I woke up on a Sunday Morning and had a craving for chicken and waffles. I looked up a few places…read morein the area and had no clue this place was close by. I drove over to order. I walked in and the young lady behind the register was pleasant. She advised me to order from the self serve kiosk. I chose the 20 wings and waffles. The food came out hot and fresh about 20 minutes later. The wings are small but definitely good seasoning and flavor. The waffle was good as well. I'd happily return as I had a pleasant expierence.

This was our first time here, the restaurant is clean, we were served by Gigi. Excellent customer…read moreservice and warm.greetings The fried chicken was exceptionally well seasoned, the waffle is a decent size. The down side, this restaurant was designed, and there is no music. The only sound you can hear is the beeping of the fryer or whatever it is in the kitchen. The food is good.

Good happy hour deals and good for late nights When you need…read morea bite to eat. Normally stick with wings or boa buns

Stopped in before a concert at Nats Park. The happy hour deal was fantastic! The portions were huge…read moreand the taste was delicious. LOVED the bao buns. Wish I lived closer by. Next time I'm in the area I'll be back!

I tried this spot for burgers and fries, and it was pretty average overall. The burger itself was…read morefine, but it got a little soggy, so it didn't really stand out as anything special. The "holy sauce" was also pretty mid--I couldn't really figure out what the flavor was supposed to be. The highlight was definitely the seasoned fries. They were crispy, flavorful, and honestly the best part of the meal. Not a bad place overall but everyone in there said it was a great place they got to regularly

I love the street art graffiti style decor. There isn't a lot of indoor dining despite having the…read morespace to accommodate. There is also no public restroom which supports why the indoor dining isn't much. The food was hot fresh and made to order. I ate my food late so I unfortunately didn't capture a worthy photo to display in this review. I did order the spicy nuggets and fries. The chicken was well seasoned but the spicy has a delayed fuse which is tasty but will get you. I do like the crispy style fries. The service was friendly and what you'd expect along the lines of carry/take out. The dipping sauces are good currently the mumbo sauce was my favorite followed by the house mixture. 3.5 out of 5

I thought this was a Jamaican restaurant. Based off the building painted in the flag colors, reggae…read moremusic playing and Google reviews. But based off the name, maybe not! I ordered the curry chicken with rice and peas and cabbage as well as a side of oxtail. The chicken, all I tasted was curry, a strong curry at that. The oxtail tasted American, absolutely No Jamaican flavor. And a few pieces were BURNT which made the entire thing have a burnt taste. He said he's been there since October 2024. He was working by himself and yes he heated the food up in the microwave without shame!! 2 stars because the oxtail that didn't have a strong burnt taste was decent. It just didn't have any Caribbean/Jamaican taste.

Friendly Staff, great ambiance, nice music, good vibes and really fresh food! I ordered the jerk…read morechicken salad and it was packed with all fresh vegetables and some seriously authentic jerk chicken. I think i found my sweet spot in SE, DC. Belly full!

So good! Service was quick and the quality of food was great! Love that they use grass-fed meat and…read morebetter quality ingredients. Did not feel bloated as with a lot of other similar burger type places. Seemed like most people take their orders to go, so there was plenty of seating and the proximity to the ballfield made it a great stop. You get a lot of food and everyone in our group went away full and satisfied. Will definitely be back!

This is the best place to get burgers in DC hands down. It's nothing fancy, just good patties,…read moresimple sauce, some onions. It is absolute perfection. The fries are fresh and crispy on the inside with a fluffy inside. The chicken tenders are fresh chicken breast and such a flavorful crispy batter. The only downside was that the honey mustard was mostly honey and no real mustard. Got our food quickly and the inside was clean and had plenty of seating. Can't wait to come back!

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.