we were in and out in one hour thanks to how delicious this was. took a recommendation from a friend and got the garlic butter steak and salmon collar. both were great. the salmon collar is such value for the money, incredibly tender. the grilled carrots were sweet and in a nutty + balsamic sauce. the tartare was not as good as i thought it would be though vibes were also good -- not super stuck up but clearly had the choreography down. read more

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Had a great dining experience and will definitely be back. From the complimentary deviled eggs to the salmon collar, glazed carrots, mushrooms, carrot cake, chocolate cake, root beer float, and buttermilk biscuits, the meal was full of standout dishes. The recommendation to pair the honey with the cheese on the biscuits was excellent and took an already great item to another level. The broccolini, coffee, and espresso shot were not our favorites of the evening, but honestly, the other dishes were so good that we quickly forgot about them. Every course seemed to have something memorable to offer. The bartender service was stellar throughout the night, attentive without being intrusive, and helped make the experience even more enjoyable. We left full, satisfied, and already talking about what we'd order on our next visit. Looking forward to coming back. read more

Finally got to check out St. Anselm and it did not disappoint! It's a cool vibe for dinner with friends or even a date night. The staff are super attentive to everything going on. They made sure to keep our table clean and gave us new silverware and plates before or entrees arrived. Any food that we did not finish was boxed up and put into bags for us. The manager was actively walking around the restaurant, making sure that every guest were enjoying their dinner. The food was good all around but there are some dishes that outshine the rest. The ribeye and New York strip were very good. The butchers steak I got for my son and he didn't really like it, it was lacking flavor. If you do anything when you go, please make sure to get the biscuits. Hands down THE BEST BISCUITS I've ever had lol. They are the most flaky and buttery biscuits, you can count each layer that these have. Pro tip is to ask for butter and the house made jam. The pimento cheese is good with them but it becomes a little too decadent. Overall I'm happy we made the decision to come here, we will be back soon. read more

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For what it is: *Food is good *Service is also good, but my aunts had to educate our waiter on what the term "dirty rocks" meant when it comes to a martini, but he gave us good food suggestions. *Atmosphere screams date night I had the lamb which I have had very few times. I only order it when I think the restaurant can live up to its reviews. I am happy with my selection and was very tasty. I shared small bites with the family and they liked it to. My aunt ordered the Bobo Chicken, THAT is something that should be ordered if you come. What a bite! Tried some steak and really didn't wow me like the chicken, good though. Overall 4-5, I had a very good meal elsewhere earlier in the week so this didn't quite do it for me, but would still recommend coming. read more

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First time dining at St. Anselm. It was for a birthday celebration. We had a 5pm reservation and were seated right away. I'm glad we did, since it did not take long for the place to fill up. It has a nice vibe, with a bar and plenty of tables. Our server was excellent, very attentive and offered recommendations. The birthday person received a special glass of bubble on the house(thank you). We ordered the crab devil eggs. For the price, I expected a little better. They were a little small and lacking flavor. The Salmon Collar stole the show. It was enough for the three of us to share as a appetizer and the flavor was spot on and cooked perfectly. The biscuits and pimento spread were a hit, a must get. The Trout was after having the Salmon Collar. The Lamb steak was a disappointment. Nice flavor but you could not chew it because of all the silver skin(tendon). Gladly the waiter saw him much uneaten lamb and silver skin was left on my plate that he had the manager remove it from the bill. Overall it was a good night out for a birthday celebration. Great service! read more

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Great time at St Anselm! My friend and I tried a number of dishes and everything was tasty. Started with the famous buttermilk biscuits with pimento cheese as well as butter/jam and the blue crab deviled eggs. My main was the salmon collar with a side of broccoli, my friend ordered the butcher's steak with side of carrots. Portions for the sides were enormous so we should have looked at pics beforehand. Ambience was very cool- we sat at the chef counter since it was just two of us but there was little interaction with the chefs so probably a regular table would have been better. Our waiter was really nice. He had a lot of tables and we didn't see him for a while but I suspect he was letting us chat. Overall dinner was very good and I would come back to try so other stuff. read more

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We ordered the biscuits, oysters, pan fried mashed potatoes, and butcher's steak with a half bottle of their chateau de fleurie. Everything was delicious and I would order it again. We ordered the steak medium rare and it came closer to rare. Restaurant was busy at 7:30pm on a thursday. I recommend making a reservation. It was a bit loud. Service was amazing and so sweet! read more

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Love this spot! My neighborhood go to for a healthy meal out. Can't go wrong with anything here! read more

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One of the best meals I've had in awhile. We went here for the viral scratch made biscuits w/pimento cheese. They met the hype, maybe the best biscuits and pimento cheese I've ever had and I spent 10 years living in South Carolina. The server was a very well versed older white guy who helped us multiple times with the menu. The thick cut bacon with the pimento cheese on the biscuit was one of the best bites of my life. The steak I had was cooked perfectly, and had great flavor/texture. My girlfriend got their roasted chicken which was good, it came with a house bbq sauce that tasted just like Peter Lugers steak sauce. I stole it immediately for my steak. Definitely ask for it if you go here and get the steak. The restaurant has a great interior atmosphere, it's dark and kind of feels like an old timey vibe. I have zero notes or criticisms for this place other than I wish I had multiple stomachs so I could've eaten more. read more

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Man, places like this need to duplicate as much as they can. St. Anselm did not disappoint from start to finish! I was a solo diner for this experience and sat at the bar. The bartenders were friendly, filled waters promptly and were fast. I came in about 5pm on a Saturday and there were only 5-6 other people at the bar, but the dining area was pretty full. This place has an almost pioneer-ish vibe with all of the taxidermy on the walls mixed with like your Uncle's cabin in the woods in the 60s. I was digging it. I started with the buttermilk biscuits and pimento cheese. Wow. I could have eaten all of them. The bartender and I agreed that it wasn't a good idea. He said he did it once. I also had a mint julep, and while I normally like them, this one was a little different. The presentation was cool, but the drink was all ice, which was disappointing. For dinner I had the Butcher's Steak, medium well (should have gotten medium) and the Brussels sprouts. I'm thinking about the leftovers now. The folks next to me ordered my exact meal because it looked so good. I will indeed return! Thanks, St. Anselm! read more

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Very popular restaurant with a lively vibe. The Ax bone-in ribeye, which is their specialty, was very tasty. The buttermilk biscuits are the best...don't miss them. Service was also excellent. read more

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Great location inside Union Market in NE DC, and major bonus, I lucked up with a PRIME parking spot right in front. Not sure about a garage nearby though. We pulled up right after "BEAT THE BOMB" as part of my friend's birthday celebration. There were 7 of us and we were STARVING. We came during that awkward brunch to dinner transition, but shoutout to them for still letting us order from the appetizer and transition menu because we needed options. Jackson was our server, and he was super nice and accommodating the whole time. Food wise, I got the blue crab deviled eggs to start and wow, so good. My friends were obsessed with the biscuits, like truly raving. I tried them and I didn't quite get the hype, but hey... For entrées, we had a mix of steak, branzino, salmon, and pot pie. My steak was cooked right, flavorful. I also tasted the branzino and that was also a hit. Both were really, really good. Now, mixed reviews from the group: -Salmon was just okay -Pot pie was a no, too salty, but my friend loved the Caesar salad -Brussels sprouts were elite, one of the best I've had, no exaggeration. -I also had the steamed broccoli, simple but good. So overall for me, I enjoyed my food. But as a group, it was kind of split, some hits, some just okay. Now let's talk about the space. The decor was honestly my least favorite part. It felt dated and the chairs we were sitting in were a little questionable, not the stability I expected, lol. I lowkey got stuck in the bathroom stall :( I had to "shimmy" out of the door. It really looked like a scene from a comedy TV show. No bueno!!!! When we first got there it was pretty empty, but by the time we were leaving it had filled up, which does say something about the food and popularity. Final verdict, good food overall with some standout dishes, but not super consistent across the board. read more

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While visiting DC for work, I craved the best steak in the area. A few places popped up, but this place caught my attention based on reviews, photos, and the time it would take me to get there from the metro. Coming from the Navy Yard it was about a 10-15 train ride with a short 5 minute walk to the restaurant. The restaurant gave "high class" but with affordable prices. Almost like an upscale bar if that makes sense. The gentleman who waited on me was very attentive and gave one major recommendation, I needed to get their buttermilk biscuits. So, of course I did. They were huge, fresh, and delicious. They do come with a pimento cheese but I was not a fan so I used butter. Either way they were great. I for my entree I got the prime ribeye paired with the pan fried mashed potatoes. It was a lot of food but I had no steak left over to take back to my hotel. I finished my meal with the rainbow sherbet. I spent just about $80 and it was well worth it. The side was large and honestly I could've done without. Not because they weren't good but my steak was just that good without. I will be visiting again. read more

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We had a great experience as a last minute brunch in a group of 5. We had fantastic service and no complaints in food. If you're dropping in for brunch, definitely get the biscuits and crab deviled eggs for the table. I also had the smoked salmon (you can probably skip this one). read more

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Friendly service was indecisive about seating and they nicely accommodated us outside. Crab deviled eggs 20/10 really good and nice amount of crab meat. The large prawn was good just not a lot of meat just one . Biscuits nice and flaky. Brussels sprouts are great they in this Cesar dressing just takes it to a new level. The fried mashed potatoes was ok my friend enjoyed it. They have great dessert options would have indulged but was full. Place is cute and convenient location. read more

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Started my Saturday here for brunch and it did not disappoint. St. Anselm in the Union Market and is a Americana decor lodge restaurant where every wall and space is fun convo starter. My friend made reservations for us at 12pm and we had an amazing server, who offered friendly and funny banter. He ordered a bloody Mary and I had their espresso martini with Bailey's and it was pretty good. For starters, we had their blue crab deviled eggs which were hearty but needed a little more seasoning. We did get a side of smoked paprika which did help. For our main, I had the huevo rancheros with a side a hashbrowns. It was tostada with avocado, sunny side egg, cheese, and a salsa. I did add some hot sauce to kick it up and it was really good. The crispy tostada did not get soggy from the salsa which was nice and I see why it's a recommended weekend brunch dish. The hash browns were good reminded me of a thinner Mickey D's hashbrown. I would definitely come back to St. Anselm for brunch again or to try out one of their steaks during their dinner service. read more

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The stellar reviews have it right. This is my go to place for steaks. A tight menu where everything is carefully prepared and delicious. Ordering. Many of the steaks and sides are quite large and easily feed two. The 16 oz ribeye is the best example. Tender, juicy and aged on site to perfection. The sides are easily enough for two. The pan fried mashed potatoes are not to be missed. The mushrooms are a perfect complement for the steaks and the creamed spinach is delish. Before you get to all that, you must MUST order the biscuits that come with a whipped pimento. I'm a southern boy and no one does a better biscuit. Sorry momo. The staff is attentive and on it. Just a great all around experience. Maybe someday I'll leave room for dessert.... But I doubt it. read more

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Came to celebrate a birthday and was happy with the service received! This is a cool restaurant with great indoor and outdoor seating that wraps around the exterior of the building. Located right near Union Market. The service we received was great! The drinks were good and the food was delicious! The root beer float was also a nice and delicious way to end the meal. read more

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Very cool ambiance, nice interior but still casual. The biscuits for the appetizer were absolutely delicious (hint: ask for jelly). The steaks were nothing special in my opinion, no seasoning on them or anything. The mashed potatoes were seasoned like thanksgiving! Service was good. read more

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I've been living in Union Market for about a year now and walk past St. Anselm all the time, but I'll admit, the menu never really pulled me in since I'm not a huge steak person. I stopped by once a few months ago just for drinks and ended up leaving to eat at a nearby Mexican spot. Fast forward to now, and I finally gave it a real shot (pretty much no other choice ) when my best friend chose it for his birthday dinner. We arrived around 9:15pm, knowing the kitchen closes at 10, so we had to jump right into ordering. I love tequila, but none of the cocktails really spoke to me, so I kept it simple with a tequila + elderflower + soda water which was refreshing and clearly did the job because I ended up having two . The table ordered biscuits as an appetizer, but since I'm gluten-free, I sadly sat that one out. For entrées, we ordered the lamb leg steak, ribeye, and branzino, plus shared sides of sweet potatoes, mushrooms, and creamed spinach. I had never had a lamb leg steak before and was pleasantly surprised - it was so good, especially with the sweet and savory sauce on top. And listen... I am NOT a mushroom person , but somehow those mushrooms ended up being my favorite side of the night. Absolute shocker. For dessert, the group shared an apple crumble, which they loved. Warm fruit desserts aren't my thing anyway and also, gluten-free struggles , so I passed. Beyond the food, the service really stood out. Our server was attentive, friendly, and gave great recommendations. Even when the manager came by to let us know we were approaching kitchen close, it was done kindly and patiently which is always appreciated when you're racing the clock . The space itself is pretty large, the bar area felt lively, and I really loved the rustic, tavern-style vibe. It's cozy without feeling cramped and has great energy. Overall, I'm glad I finally gave St. Anselm a proper chance. Despite my hesitation as a non-steak lover, I really enjoyed the experience and definitely plan to come back, next time for brunch and dinner . read more

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Great business meal experience! Saying business as the atmosphere was lovely and our waitress was very professional. We ordered the bacon appetizer and it all got eaten. Along with that app we got the biscuits and jelly, would order again. The oysters were delicious. For dinner we shared a t bone steak with a few sides. Def enough food for three people. Can't wait to go back! read more

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My friend and I stopped by St. Anselm for brunch on a Saturday and the place was popping. We waited about 20 minutes for a table as walk ins. We shared the buttermilk biscuits appetizer, which was served with jam and pimento cheese. I enjoyed the jam; however, I didn't care for the pimento cheese. We each ordered the salmon collar with broccoli and french fries for our entrees. This dish was hearty and filling. I paired my meal with the Rum Cocktail (dark rum, banhez mezcal, amaro, pineapple syrup, and lime). I thought it was going to be watered down when I saw all the ice it came with, but fortunately it was strong and flavorful. The vibe was casual and down to earth. Service was unremarkable! read more

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I was highly recommended St. Anselm by friends and it completely lived up to the hype. Our server was phenomenal and made great recommendations. The space is dimly lit and a really fun speakeasy vibe. All our food came out hot and delicious. The biscuits were the best we had in DC. They were buttery and flakey. The Wedge salad was perfect for two people to share as we each had our own lettuce head. I'm still dreaming of that thick cut bacon. Oysters were cooked in a garlic butter and served warm. Really well done! For the main we split a 32 oz porterhouse steak and cooked exactly to medium rare. We had them pre slice it in the back. Perfect sear and that filet melted in my mouth. The pan mashed potatoes cooked in bacon fat had incredible flavor and I loved the crispy edges. This is not your boring mashed, it's the best. For dessert and everything is made in house, the ice cream cake was so good, loved the hot fudge and Oreos on top. The carrot cake was just okay. It had a lot of nuts and raisins. I'd get the ice cream cake again for sure. Highly recommend this restaurant and is arguably one of the best in DC. We will be back! read more

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I recently took my close friend out for lunch to St Anselm. I got the Cheeseburger and he got the Fried Chicken Sandwich. Their french fries were out of this world. The French fries were also very well seasoned and the cheeseburger was on point. I've been told how fresh all of their ingredients are but now I know. This was amazing. Cheeseburger is only on their lunch/brunch menu. They do not have it on the dinner menu. Service was fantastic. read more

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First, I have to say kudos to the ownership/management for keeping this restaurant as popular as it is. I first dined here back in 2018 or 2019 and decided to give it another try in 2025 and it was completely packed! So packed, in fact, that we had to wait about 15 minutes past our reservation for a table to open up. (Shout out to the host/waiter for giving us a complementary glass of champagne for the extra wait time!) We ordered the biscuits, of course, the giant prawn, the Wagyu steak, and the fried mashed potatoes. The biscuits were good, but I wish they also gave you a sweet topping like honey or some type of jam in addition to the pimento cheese spread. The pimento cheese is really rich so after a few bites, I was over it and wanted something sweet to break up the savoriness. The giant prawn was also good, but I should have ordered the salmon (or yellow tail) collar instead because I do remember that fish collar being very flavorful the first time I dined here. The steak was good and tender, though very small in portion. I would've liked a few more bites. Lastly, the fried potatoes were a miss for me. They were very dry and could've used a gravy or ample butter. I would not order this again. All in all, good, but not great. read more

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Came to St.Anselm for brunch. They serve brunch until 3:00. I had heard that there food is a must try. The restaurant feels like a steakhouse with dim lighting. The is a bar and seating right next to their open kitchen. Our server was very pleasant and has great recommendations. You have to try the buttermilk biscuits! Light and flaky with just enough texture on the outside to give it a little crunch. I ordered the chocolate chip pancakes for my meal. I was only expecting two pancakes but the order came and it was three pancakes that were pretty big. I could not finish them. If they have the toasted marshmallow ice cream as an ice cream flavor, make sure you try it! They serve with toasted marshmallows which added a bonus touch to the ice cream. read more

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Flavorless food yet appetizing ambiance. Upon walking in you're greeted by a wonderful staff and decor. Wait time was long but we managed to snag a bar seat. Service there was fantastic. We started off with the biscuits which was, unfortunately, the best item I had that evening. I had ordered by far one of the worst steaks I've had in DC area, the butchers steak, accompanied by a side of broccoli. I've had more flavor out of a Golden Corral steak than the steak here. Maybe they left out the garlic butter in the steak I ordered? It was seared a bit too long which made it rather an unpleasant eating experience overall. Just tasteless and charred despite its appearance. The side of broccoli had a similar experience. The charred edges made the broccoli difficult to enjoy. Overall, big let down but I'd try it again one day as some menu item names were appealing to me. Rather pricey for what I experienced. No intentions of going back at the moment. Sidenote: The chicken pictured was of the person I was with meal. He found it to be just "ok". read more

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I finally made it back to St. Anselm for brunch after trying it once for happy hour, and I'm glad I did. My first visit already gave me a sense of the atmosphere, and brunch just took it up a notch. The vibe is relaxed, welcoming, and easy to enjoy. I ordered the smoked salmon because if it's on a menu, I'm choosing it. It was fresh, flavorful, and honestly the perfect start to my day. A mimosa on the side, and suddenly my Sunday felt calm and intentional. The service was great the entire time. Food came out quickly and the bartender checked in just enough to make sure I had everything I needed without hovering. It made the experience feel smooth and thoughtful. If you find yourself at Union Market debating food options, do yourself a favor and just stop here. The food is solid, the energy is warm, and it's absolutely worth sitting down for. I'll be returning. read more

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Good, but maybe not as good as it's been? Sunday night party of 6. Slightly uneven. Service was weird. Our waiter and main busser were obviously arguing through the meal. My son's ribeye was a fatty mess. Inedible. Sent back. The Wagyu was great. Our waiter seemed to be hearing impaired. The bday celebration was botched. The food was delicious and it's a great value, but after today, I won't be rushing back. read more

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I finally see what all the hype was about! 5 stars for the biscuits alone. The service was also quick and friendly for our table of 5. We got a good mix of things on the menu and everything was delicious! I didn't love the portraits of the civil war ghosts watching me eat my meal, but I know it's part of their whole Americana vibe. read more

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Cozy & chic American tavern in Union Market area. I had been wanting to visit for a while and the meal did not disappoint. A friend and I went last minute on a warm Friday night & got seats at the bar. We ordered the buttermilk biscuits, crispy Brussels sprouts, crispy Bobo chicken, and steak fries. My favorite was the buttermilk biscuits -- perfectly flaky and incredible with pimento cheese. The chicken was baked to perfection. Excellent service and cool vibe inside. I loved the low lighting and Americana decor. The botanical specialty wine was a lovely NA option, super delicious and refreshing. The vintage plates were a sweet touch, and our waitress kindly gave us some free sherbet read more

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Love St. Anselm! The ambiance is very relaxed, a good place to go for any occasion. Those biscuits with pimento cheese, the crab deviled eggs, and steaks - I dream about them. Went with a friend on a Friday afternoon; we were immediately seated (we did have reservations). The restaurant did get incredibly busy at one point, and our server apologized for it, but to be honest, I never felt neglected. I also saw that everyone worked as a team to help one another. We started with the Buttermilk Biscuits and Pimento Cheese, Blue Crab Deviled Eggs, and the Beet & Ricotta salad. All of these were incredibly tasty; I had to be careful not to finish them all so I could save room for the steak. For our steaks, we ordered the Butcher Steak (hangar steak) and Ribeye. Both were amazing and cooked perfectly. I enjoyed the hangar steak the most. For dessert, we ordered the Carrot Cake and Chocolate Cake. We shared a bite of each. Both were phenomenal and perfectly balanced. I highly recommend! read more

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We were walking by and decided to stop in for happy hour. It was our first time and we were impressed. Our server was fantastic. We had lots of questions for him and he had all the answers. It was a beautiful afternoon and sitting outside was wonderful. While leaving, we passed through the interior and it had completely filled up. It was warm and cozy and filled with people. It was lovely inside. We only had a couple of drinks. Their happy hour was great. An interesting array of food and drinks at good prices. I wish we had been hungry to try more of the food. We had a really good time and hope to return again soon. read more

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We started out with the deviled eggs and biscuits and both were to die for. The biscuits melt in your mouth and the crab on the eggs was perfection. I would recommend getting the jelly for the biscuits as the pimento wasn't my favorite. Appetizers came out quickly. Biscuits were a 10/10 and eggs were a solid 9/10. For our main course we ordered the Ax Ribeye. Honestly it was underwhelming especially considering everyone says it's the best steak in DC. I've had much better in the area and would give it a 6/10. For sides we chose broccoli and mashed potatoes. Broccoli was perfect. Mashed potatoes were a unique concept but needed some salt and pepper or just some kind of seasoning! The restaurant is dark and cute but the tables are very tight and not the most private date night spot. You can easily hear the table next to you because of how close everything is. Service was great with constant check ins water refills and plates being cleared. Eggs 9/10 Biscuits with jelly 10/10 Ax Ribeye 6/10 Broccoli 8/10 Mashed potatoes 5/10 read more

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I recently took a trip to St. Anslem for my birthday, and the food definitely made my day special. When walking into St. Anslem it gives off a manly-mans vibe. Dark and mysterious with various animals adorning walls and shelves, including the bear skin rug on the wall near the restrooms. At this point I knew the meat options being prepared would be delicious. Although St. Anslem's menu is a littler on the smaller side, it packs a punch with flavor. We started our evening with the infamous buttermilk biscuits, which I must say are heavenly. These squares of soft, pillowy pleasure are served hot with pimento cheese. We asked for some jam and honey, and all of it was divine. We also ordered some fried okra, which was good even though I'm not really a fan of okra. This was crispy and paired well with the sauce provided. For our entrees I opted for the whole dorade fish, which was accompanied with marinated tomatoes and pickled fennel. Seasoned perfectly and all the flavors paired so well together. My dinner date opted for the ribeye, and it literally melted like butter...perfection. We ended my celebration dinner with a piece of their chocolate cake and there were no words to describe how delicious this cake was. Even though our service was a little slow, it was still an amazing experience which I can't wait to do again. read more

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I absolutely love this place. Their ambiance is welcoming and cozy. Service is excellent with even a sommelier who helped us narrow down choices of wine. My boyfriend loves a good ribeye and I love a good NY strip. We both are never disappointed with our food. Also the biscuit are hands down best biscuits I've ever had in my life. read more

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Went to St. Anselm for a birthday dinner, the food was delicious and the service was great!! We had the prime t-bone with the following sides: crispy brussels sprouts, grilled broccolini, and the pan-fried smashed potatoes. Would definitely go back read more

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BEST STEAKHOUSE in DC, and I mean it. That biscuit was one of the best biscuit that I've ever had, the spread that came with it was also amazing too. The ribeyes was so good, when I bite it I could tell the presence of every single ingredients and seasoning in the steak, and it literally compliments each other to influence the taste of the steak, and that was magical. The mash potatoes was ok but I think it's not a good pair with the steak, I'll get the fries next time. The waiter was extraordinary, they checked out my bags, they constantly checked in on us, and basically was very attentive. The surrounding gives you the vibe that you are in a totally different area, like old day Texas, it give off the perfect vibe to eat steaks, while being very fancy. read more

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I visited St Anselm once again, on a Monday. It was a warm day so I was trying to stay cool. The train car was cool but the heat blasted everything. I sat at the bar again and the bartender came over. I ordered a German Pilsner and started to look at the menu. I had a good idea what I wanted...but I looked anyway. I really enjoy the wall hangings and vibe of this restaurant. All kinds of different wall hangings, heads from the hunt, various posters and prints. It's the most unique place I have ever eaten. I decided on the NY strip and the fried mashed potatoes. I have never had fried mashed potatoes so I thought why not. The beer is going down fine...I was on the thirsty side. I order another brew and the food arrives. The potatoes are piping hot. The steak looks great. I let everything cool off a bit. The steak had a perfect sear on it. I want to visit the kitchen someday to see how they do that. It's cooked perfect; I asked for medium rare. The potatoes are ok, not quite my thing. Still good though. I finish everything and I'm out. Service was good, food was excellent and the beer was cold. Solid place to grab a steak. I was totally satisfied when I left...the steak craving was gone. read more

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Four of us went for lunch on Christmas Eve. We had two appetizers: thick cut bacon and the biscuits with the pimento cheese. I could have made a meal of those two items! Several of us had the Denver omelette, and it was delicious as well. The hot chocolate, coffee and iced tea were all excellent. The staff is extremely friendly and helpful, but they're not overbearing. The decor is rustic, which curios from earlier American history. I highly recommend St. Anselm for brunch or lunch. read more