Came here to avoid leaving the building while waiting and it's got enough chairs and options to…read morekeep me happy. A nice change of pace that's not too cold or bright (ew fluorescent lights) with enough tables to not feel about staying a while. Since I planned on staying, and it was already brunch time (10:30am), I ordered an omelette meal. They have breakfast sandwiches in the $5-8 range but an omelette plate with potatoes and bread for $11 is the best deal. Lunch options include hot/cold sandwiches, but I also heard regulars order rice bowls (Korean? spicy?) but these might be limited edition. Maybe even secret menu! There's a refillable soda station but I opted for water as I've had a ton of coffee. Food was good. Not amazing but better than I expected given this building is mostly medical offices :)

Several doctors that my family and I have as health care providers are located in this high-rise…read moremedical building. I've found myself here over the years as I've waited for a loved one to have dental work done, undergo surgery, etc. It's helpful to have a place to get something to drink or a small bite to eat without having to exit the complex. I appreciate it being here. 5th Floor Cafe has a self-explanatory name; it's right there, as you get off the elevator, can't miss it. Prices are competitive. The menu is typical for this kind of food business, continental fare with some specials. I've been a customer in the off hours and it's mostly quiet. The space is deep and narrow; lots of 2- and 3-top tables and is pretty clean.

Nothing to add here. I come from time to time with a group of 6-8 on Sunday morning. Although the…read moreplace can be busy, we haven't had trouble getting a table. Service is friendly and efficient. Care taken to refill coffee and make sure everyone is taken care of. Prices reasonable and decent coffee. Still open but I am hearing it will be closing at some point. Too bad. It's popular and it's comfortable with good breakfast.

Four of us stopped in for lunch. I had the Greek salad, the man had the souvlaki chicken pita…read moreplatter, and the others had an eggs breakfast and the gyro platter. There was agreement that the french fries were great. The two pita wraps were okay. The tzatziki sauce was said to be rather tasteless. The Greek salad was fine and would be better with some spinach. Overall, an average meal. Arrive was attentive without being bothersome. The restaurant will be closing at some point as the building (and some surrounding property) is part of an upcoming redevelopment project, but there's currently no specific date.

I just found my new go-to place for lunch. I remember thiscafe and market chain in New York City…read morewhen I lived there, but this location is way more expansive. There are several sections including the deli where sandwiches are made to order, the Mongolian kitchen area where customers can choose their ingredients, and the three separate food bars. There is also a sushi section with close to 20 different types of sushi to choose from. Today I chose the spicy tuna rolls, but I was this close to getting the prepared Caesar salad from the salad bar. There are a million drink options as well and I just got a Canada Dry. The seating inside is also set-up perfectly. I don't know how I missed it or how long this place has been here, but you can count on me coming back again- probably this week!

This place has 2 major features going for it: many items to choose from and prime location. I give…read moreit good marks for the variety of offerings. There are lots of cold beverages and grab & go food; it's why I usually stop in. There are also buffet stations that offer hot and cold prepared dishes. It really does remind me of NYC, where loads of these types of "food stops" (my term) are part of the Big Apple's urbanscape. The AC works well here. A person can come and go quickly.

Easy to order, enjoyed the food while sitting on the patio, and great costumer service by Libby…read more Tacos are always good, we love trying the specials. Happy to have this spot in the neighborhood.

One word YUM!! I was disappointed when the location in Downtown DC closed but I stumbled across…read morethis location near Tenleytown-American metro station and it's just as delicious as I remember!! My bartender Kayta had great, friendly energy, the happy hour options are top tier and the Cup O Bamba is the best $10 you'll spend!! Truly enjoyed my visit will be back soon!!

Near the Maryland-D.C. border is a small cafe that takes you back to the 1960s. The orange stools…read morearound a low bar are reminiscent to movies like Grease. It's a vibe! Their menu leads with breakfast sandwiches, burgers, and more. Some menu items have twists like the burger but made with bulgogi with an add-on of kimchi. I ordered that and loved it. There are plenty of seats and a single restroom in the back. There's free parking right out front.

My partner and I came here this morning for breakfast. We were warmly greeted when we arrived…read more This is a very informal spot. You order at the counter (or kiosk), pay, sit down wherever you find a seat and you are told when your food is ready. You pick it up at the counter. We each got an omelette. I got a veggie omelette with English muffin (60 cents extra) and oatmeal. My partner got a bulgogi omelette with potatoes and English muffin. There's a lot of food there and it was good. The coffee was "fine," not great. And it was a bit cold inside the restaurant.

Full disclosure I ordered this off of Postmates…read more I absolutely love this place! It is a mom and pop, hole in the wall type of place but it serves good quality food. I can't speak about service or decor but I can tell you that the food is great! I am partial to their breakfast platter, mostly because it is cheap and they give you a ton of food! I could eat half and have leftovers for later. They also had turkey bacon and sausage alternatives which was really helpful for me. I've also had their turkey burger (which is also cheap) that comes with fries and a drink. It pretty good. Nothing fancy just a regular burger, but with turkey burger you always wonder whether or not they will be dry but his one was juicy. The only thing that I did not like was the Navy bean soup. It was a little bland, I had to add my own salt. Also this might be a pet peeve for some but was I had a piece of chicken skin in my soup. But overall the experience was great! Good little neighborhood place.

Went to Tony's this morning and I ordered a waffle with 2 sides of home fries, sausage, bacon and…read morescrambled eggs, and a whiting platter with Mac and cheese and fries. ~$50 The second star is for the (watery) eggs and sausage I didn't get the bacon. Just left it out of the box? The fried mashed potatoes (not a home fry) had a flavor, no peppers, no onions. Just skin potato and char smashed into a soup cup. (Home fries are cut into squares, fyi) The Mac and cheese is spoiled, smells sour I don't know how you missed it unless you have long covid. I challenge whoever reads this today to eat a spoon full of that mess. Fries were cooked sat out and cooked again leaving a flat, hard/chewy texture. The fish had a good crisp to it but inedible once past the batter and into the flesh of the actual fish. Is it dried and rehydrated? The waffle was a typical frozen giant eggo... like ya'll are not busy! it's cheaper and has more flavor if you just make it from scratch. I wish I could upload the smell to this app since the only thing that LOOKS bad is the potatoes. It seriously takes skill to look at and smell the slop you're making, put it in a box and sell it to people. You're gonna make someone sick. If you're wondering how I'm able to decipher your techniques it's because I'm a chef; please reach out if you care for some help getting that stuff together!

Amazing food! The wagyu sliders are my favorite. The atmosphere is cozy but elegant. Ana was an…read moreamazing server and she gave amazing suggestions. Always worth coming back!

Came in a few days ago and had a great experience. Molly was a super attentive server and made sure…read moreall our needs were met. Tasty food.

A classic American diner brunch is a bit hard to find in this area of town, but the Coupe fulfills…read morethose cravings. Came here twice. The Coupe Royale is simple, but a good brunch meal when you just want that old-school diner vibe. It gets busy here, so plan for a wait. The tables and chairs are also quite tightly packed in their indoor dining area. There's some outdoor seating too. Service is alright. The staff are busy which means they aren't very attentive beyond bringing you your food and drinks.

Went here and got huevos rancheros and a cold brew. Both were good huevos had good flavor and I…read moreenjoyed the overall dish. I think the meat could used more seasoning it tasted bland against the sauce. The toerilla well cooked and the eggs were well cooked sunny side up. The cold brew tasted great not bitter ang great flavor. Service was nice and friendly they accommodated with a big group. Inside it looks like big coffee shop and has a lot of space to sit.