The atmosphere was cozy and the service was good. Ordered their signature burger and it was surprisingly bland. It was okay, but could’ve been much tastier (especially for $20). For the month of June, 10% of speciality Pride Month cocktail sales go to the National Center for Transgender Equality — that’s definitely nice to see.
Carolyn D
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February 05, 2024
We stopped in for a quick breakfast before the museums and sat at the bar. We had a friendly and quick bartender and a fantastic meal. I loved the fried chicken Benedict on a biscuit and the home fries were so good. I would have loved to try a Bloody Mary and hang out for a little because this place has a cozy and comfortable feel! Def a place to check out!
Hank Johnson
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June 23, 2024
Food 5/5
Service 5/5
Atmosphere & vibe 5/5
$$ Value. 5/5
1st time (party of 5) & we’ll be back!
A delightful brunch in a welcoming, relaxed, friendly, inclusive environment.
The food is well prepared & presented ( see photos from other reviews ).
Check the Commissary out !
Taishia Roane
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May 07, 2024
This was my first time really visiting dc, found this nice restaurant and i tried their chicken Marsala with mushrooms the sauce was a little to strong for me at first so I decided to eat it latter took out the fridge and into the microwave and it tasted much better than before. Also, I ordered their fig & goat cheese pizza I give it a 7/10 the pizza was delicious however there was too much cheese and the pizza dough was really thin but over then that it tasted good.
Christopher Atkinson
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November 29, 2023
Came to DC over the summer just to do the tourist thing, and the foodie thing. I came here for breakfast one morning after doing extensive research on where to go. All fingers pointed me here. It was easy to see why when I got here. This place was obviously a safe space to all, run by decent human beings, right in the heart of this big, beautiful city. We got there pretty early, so we pretty much could sit wherever we wanted. The options were plentiful. There were chairs, barstools, booths, even comfy armchairs. We chose a booth next to the front window, and met our super friendly server. He helped up figure out what we wanted to drink and eat, very helpful suggestions. I had the Steak & Eggs (home fries & toast). Very good. The steak was cooked to a nice medium rare, hard to do with a cut this thin. The eggs were scrambled well. The potatoes were cut into nice, big-sized little cubes and had some nice peppers and onions. And, the best part, I got to sub out my toast for an everything bagel. Decently filling meal, big fan. I also got to try an omelet. I forget which one, but it was a good omelet. A good size, plentiful toppings inside, served with those yummy home fries, and some toast. A win! Overall, this place was all style and also all substance. It felt very homey and cozy and I could have tried lunch and dinner there, as well. If I ever come back to beautiful DC, I'll have to come back and check the place out again!
The atmosphere was cozy and the service was good. Ordered their signature burger and it was surprisingly bland. It was okay, but could’ve been much tastier (especially for $20). For the month of June, 10% of speciality Pride Month cocktail sales go to the National Center for Transgender Equality — that’s definitely nice to see.
We stopped in for a quick breakfast before the museums and sat at the bar. We had a friendly and quick bartender and a fantastic meal. I loved the fried chicken Benedict on a biscuit and the home fries were so good. I would have loved to try a Bloody Mary and hang out for a little because this place has a cozy and comfortable feel! Def a place to check out!
Food 5/5 Service 5/5 Atmosphere & vibe 5/5 $$ Value. 5/5 1st time (party of 5) & we’ll be back! A delightful brunch in a welcoming, relaxed, friendly, inclusive environment. The food is well prepared & presented ( see photos from other reviews ). Check the Commissary out !
This was my first time really visiting dc, found this nice restaurant and i tried their chicken Marsala with mushrooms the sauce was a little to strong for me at first so I decided to eat it latter took out the fridge and into the microwave and it tasted much better than before. Also, I ordered their fig & goat cheese pizza I give it a 7/10 the pizza was delicious however there was too much cheese and the pizza dough was really thin but over then that it tasted good.
Came to DC over the summer just to do the tourist thing, and the foodie thing. I came here for breakfast one morning after doing extensive research on where to go. All fingers pointed me here. It was easy to see why when I got here. This place was obviously a safe space to all, run by decent human beings, right in the heart of this big, beautiful city. We got there pretty early, so we pretty much could sit wherever we wanted. The options were plentiful. There were chairs, barstools, booths, even comfy armchairs. We chose a booth next to the front window, and met our super friendly server. He helped up figure out what we wanted to drink and eat, very helpful suggestions. I had the Steak & Eggs (home fries & toast). Very good. The steak was cooked to a nice medium rare, hard to do with a cut this thin. The eggs were scrambled well. The potatoes were cut into nice, big-sized little cubes and had some nice peppers and onions. And, the best part, I got to sub out my toast for an everything bagel. Decently filling meal, big fan. I also got to try an omelet. I forget which one, but it was a good omelet. A good size, plentiful toppings inside, served with those yummy home fries, and some toast. A win! Overall, this place was all style and also all substance. It felt very homey and cozy and I could have tried lunch and dinner there, as well. If I ever come back to beautiful DC, I'll have to come back and check the place out again!