Stopped by Lincoln's Waffle Shop recently and honestly had a great experience. Eggs were cooked…read morejust right, home fries flavorful, and the waffles even though on the thin side were still tasty. Everything tasted like classic comfort food done well. They even had Grandpa walking around with containers of fresh fruit! What really stood out, though, was the service. The staff was friendly, attentive, and made sure everything was perfect even though it was very busy with cherry blossom festival tourists. You can tell they genuinely care about their customers, which makes a big difference! If you're looking for a reliable spot for a good breakfast with excellent service, this location definitely delivers.

This place, reminds me of the coffee shop you see in a movie. Nothing fancy. But clean. Numerous…read moreseats around the bar and table options. Friendly staff. Good menu selection. Pricing is on the mid-higher range. I got a coffee, waffle, side of bacon, and it was $20. Either way the food was good. Coffee was good however I was never offered a refill. Food was good and arrived very quickly.

I was there for an event that included a buffet. The food was really good. I plan to go back soon…read moreto eat off their menu.

Good food but great service & server Andy was excellent. He was the perfect host fir our episode…read moreof Chopped

We preordered sandwiches in advance for a large group, so when we arrived extremely late from our…read moreflight, they had been nice enough to package up all of our sandwiches and salads to go. There were plenty of tables outside overlooking the wharf. Despite our lateness, my fish sandwich was shockingly good. The tater tots were still crispy and nicely seasoned as well.

I was really looking forward to trying this place before I left DC. Maybe I put it on a pedestal…read morebecause I thought it was just okay. I went on a Monday before noon so it wasn't really busy. I will say the space is really open and modern which I liked and it's located within the Waterfront. My friend and I ordered a few dishes to share: Biscuits, Shrimp and Grits, and the Berry French Toast. Only one biscuit was soft and fluffy. The other was pretty dry and hard so we didn't finish it. The honey butter (I believe) was light and did compliment the biscuit very well. I just wished we could've enjoyed the same consistency across the two biscuits we ordered. The shrimp and grits was a solid portion. They didn't skimp on the jumbo shrimp or the sausage and this is definitely a dish you can share. I thought it was a little too salty for my taste but again, the meat in this dish was seasoned well. They used challah bread for their french toast which made it nice and dough-y. I thought this was the best dish that we ordered and again, can definitely be shared between two people. It's sweet on it's own, so if you don't have that extra sweet tooth, you won't need to add the syrup. I'd like to try this place again the next time I'm in town and maybe try out their mimosas and other entrees.

A spectacular lunch experience and working meeting at Founding Farmers Restaurant Group with Megan…read moreChadha, GWSB Alum'22, Ellen Palmer Wellness LLC, Founder of Corewise Collective, and Taylor Cappel, F. David Fowler Career Center Senior Employer Relations Consultant...from Eku's warm welcome, to Samantha's attentive service, to the delicious food (as always), and ending with Adone's gracious goodbye, it could not have been a better experience!

Loved this restaurant! The food was so fresh and delicious! We had the veggie scramble with fresh…read morebiscuits and fruit. Our server, Enrique, was the best! Thanks so much!

Had a great time and The Taste was Unique, Plus the ambience was exquisite. Service was great too.read more

Everything was amazing! The food, service, and atmosphere were perfect. So glad I booked this…read moredinner reservation!

Amazing service and amazing food! We were in town for a week and went there for 3 meals and loved…read moreit!!

I am in DC for a conference, so obviously solo dining can always be an interesting experience. I…read moredecided to give Ted's Bulletin a try as I was craving some classic comfort food after a long travel day. First off, service was phenomenal. I felt so welcomed and received equal amounts of attention compared to those groups of people who may have a larger bill. The inside was cozy and casual. I ordered the classic Ted's grilled cheese and tomato soup. The grilled cheese was so incredibly melted and perfectly toasted. The tomato soup had a delicate, not acidic and not salty taste. It was just right. I also got the marshmallow cupcake to go, which unfortunately I did not grab a picture of because I was too busy enjoying it! A great spot if you want a good meal with a casual environment, given DC is a fine dining city.

This was our best meal in DC, by far. The eclectic Ethiopian breakfast menu was wild (and maybe a…read morebit overwhelming), but amazing. The injera and egg dishes were unreal, but it was clear you could not go wrong here. The seating felt like someone's home, with various couches and coffee tables filling the restaurant. The coffee was one of the standout things they served; I'm not sure what they're doing with the coffee, but it was one of the better quality coffees I think I've ever had. Huge fan of this place, and would definitely return!!

I stopped by this Ethiopian spot just outside DC and was blown away by how flavorful everything…read morewas. The injera was some of the softest bread I've had perfect for scooping up all the different dishes. Every item we tried was packed with flavor, and there were plenty of both vegetarian and meat options to choose from. Inside it's a bit on the cramped side, especially if you're coming with a larger group, but there is additional seating toward the left side once you get inside which helps. The woman working there was an absolute sweetheart and helped me a ton when I felt a little overwhelmed by all the menu options. She was patient, kind, and gave great recommendations. Overall, really delicious food and a welcoming experience. I would definitely return.

A lovely little cafe with super friendly staff and unbeatable vibes! Open until midnight Thursday…read morethrough Saturday (and until 10 PM every other night), Tryst is a sanctuary of peace in the heart of the otherwise lively -- and often chaotic -- Adams Morgan neighborhood. With their extended hours, expansive food and drink selection, and cozy vibes, you can easily hole up in Tryst for the entire day. Personally, I've visited Tryst more time than I can count, and at literally all time of the day. I've definitely taken full advantage of Tryst's extended hours to fuel many, many late-night study and work sessions. I love how cozy the space is, with their slightly worn but super comfy couches and armchairs, dim lighting, and ambient cafe music. The staff is super friendly; you can either order from the counter if you're taking your order to go or just snag a spot and wait for the servers to make their way to you.

I was excited to check it out as it was recommended by a friend who lives in the area. As soon as I…read morewalked in I was asked if my order was to go. I was surprised being that it was 5pm and they close at 10pm. It felt as if I was being rushed out. No one after me was asked that question. The matcha was okay, there are better options elsewhere.

I got chicken and waffles and it was yummy!!!…read more Nice crispy waffle, fresh chicken tenders. This mom and pop shop was everything I needed before heading off to the airport. Will visit again when in the DC area

This quaint triangular shaped restaurant is perfect to grab a delish bite with patio and indoor…read moreseating, friendly staff, and affordable menu prices. Enjoyed a delicious salad with delicious grilled chicken. I definitely recommend.

I visited this truck near Union Station. It took a while to get my order... Maybe 15 min. I ordered…read morethe pulled pork and it didn't really look like the photo, so I thought they might have gotten my order wrong but it was correct. I thought the pulled pork filling was really good. The waffle part was just ok. I might have liked it more on a regular bun. I saw a few people order milkshakes that looked really tasty so maybe that's the way to go. Especially on a hot day. I would also try a sweet waffle.

There have been a handful of Waffle trucks to hit DC, but this is the first that I deem worthy of a…read morereturn trip. Keeping it short, waffles aren't rocket science, but most others cut corners and serve up cheap, reheated frozen waffles - and not even good ones. In contrast, this truck does it right. They serve up freshly made belgian-style waffles that have the slight crunch on the outside and soft and smooth texture inside. Taking a page from the crepe trucks, these guys offer up both Sweet and Savory waffle dishes. Sandwiches and platters on the savory side, and hot, sweet waffles piled with sweetness on the dessert side. I had a Croque Monsieur (Ham & Cheese) sandwich and a Caramel Waffle. Both complimented each other well as the sandwich was just salty enough and the caramel waffle was just sweet enough...not too sweet. They have so many options to choose from, it will take a while to get through the menu...but I will try! I will definitely be back for more. These guys know what they doing and care about offering quality food. If they could add a traditional chicken & waffle to their menu (they offer a couple of variants), that would be icing on the cake...or, in this case, syrup on the waffle!