1.Ted's Bulletin
8.7
505 8th St SE (btwn E & G St SE), Washington, D.C.
American Restaurant · Capitol Hill · 305 tips and reviews
Hamed Negron-Perez:Peanut butter & Bacon POP tart, white Russian milkshake, perfect brunch starters
Evan Kroop:What can I say sometimes you find a neighborhood treasure and teds is it. Adult shakes a must home made poptarts (bacon peanut butter) eggs and homemade corn beef hash with cubes of real cornbread.!!!
David Guerra:Best brunch in all of D.C. hands down. Pop tarts are a must. Everything else is incredible.
2.Lavagna
7.7
539 8th St SE, Washington, D.C.
Italian Restaurant · Capitol Hill · 56 tips and reviews
Kirstin:Great customer service and the spinach and tomato omelette is amazing!
Behrad Eats:The Risotto Bacon is a hearty and delicious brunch option at Lavagna. It's prepared with house made bacon, arugula, butternut squash, mushrooms, and mascarpone.
Ingrid Wong:Fantastic brunch spot. Indulgent, satisfying, and generous portions. I highly recommend ordering anything that includes their potatoes, which are crispy and delicious. Be sure to make reservations.
3.Bistro Cacao
8.3
320 Massachusetts Ave NE, Washington, D.C.
French Restaurant · Capitol Hill · 40 tips and reviews
Finish In 4:Who doesn't want to dine in an atmosphere like this?? The food is fantastic and the $12 endless Mimosa special was a fabulous addition to our brunch. I sincerely can't wait to come back for dinner!!!
The Official "Finish In 4" Page:Who doesn't want to dine in an atmosphere like this?? The food is fantastic and the $12 endless Mimosa special was a fabulous addition to our brunch. I sincerely can't wait to come back for dinner!!
Kris:Great fixed price brunch -- had the eggs florentine and they were delicious. Note that their ground floor is up a flight of stairs. Outdoor seating available on Mass Ave.
4.Matchbox Vintage Pizza Bistro
8.4
521 8th St SE (btwn E & G St SE), Washington, D.C.
Pizzeria · Capitol Hill · 151 tips and reviews
Brunch and the City:The bloody mary with bacon is the perfect drink to kick off your morning brunch Read more.
Amanda Jayne:If you're here for brunch, get the brunch pizza or live with regret for the rest of your life!
Marcel Péan:Brunch was great! Banana bread French toast and a side of eggs! Very good!
5.Cava Mezze
8.2
527 8th St SE, Washington, D.C.
Greek Restaurant · Capitol Hill · 96 tips and reviews
Elly Shariat™ - shariatPR:No matter what you order, save room for dessert, because the French Toast is to die for! As is the baklava! And if you ever need "comfort food" an order of lamb chops & Cava fries is a must!
Katie Refano:The french toast dessert is absolutely amazing! A must try for sure.
Samiha Sobhan:This is our favorite place to go to for brunch! The french toast is AMAZING & we love our waitress Heidi to pieces. Yanni is a great waiter also. Other best bets: the lamb chops & the home fries.
6.Belga Cafe
7.5
514 8th St SE (at E St SE), Washington, D.C.
Belgian Restaurant · Capitol Hill · 81 tips and reviews
Willie Lo Lo:The Spicy B&B Bloody Mary is surprisingly good! So was the lobster omlet and seasoned potato fingers. I'm now a big fan of Belgian breakfast!
May Ahmed:Awesome food... Order the braised beef for brunch!
Braye Cloud:This place is great. Get the beermosa and the short ribs with polenta and poached eggs. Also, the fries are insane!
7.Granville Moore's
8.5
1238 H St NE (btwn 12th & 13th Sts. NE), Washington, D.C.
Gastropub · Capitol Hill · 106 tips and reviews
Bitches Who Brunch:We love the atmosphere: Brick walls, exposed ceilings, and the occasional beer ad on the wall. The tables are low, the lighting dim, and the brunch crowd pretty scarce.
Brunch and the City:Teddy Folkman doesn't just do mussels and frites well -- brunch is excellent too. One of the best places in H Street Read more.
Burger Days:GM's brunch Sunrise Burger is a winner. Topped with aged cheddar and applewood smoked bacon on a potato kaiser roll, when that egg yolk starts runnin', it's a real delicious beauty. Don't miss it.
8.Barrel
8.1
613 Pennsylvania Ave SE (at 6th St SE), Washington, D.C.
Whisky Bar · Capitol Hill · 40 tips and reviews
Ann Ta:You have to try the food, it's amazing!! Everything is fresh, delicious and creative. My top favorites are the roast chicken ravioli, pork steam buns, spaghetti & meatballs & croque madame (brunch).
Josh:Solid Bloody Mary's and brunch menu is unique unlike some typical DC brunches. Croque madame is amazing and topped with crab.
Bitches Who Brunch:The Bitches say: A. A reliable mainstay with hearty Southern fare, chill vibes, and a great bottomless deal. It’s the perfect place for a boozy group brunch that lasts all afternoon Read more.
9.Eastern Market
8.9
225 7th St SE (at North Carolina Ave. SE), Washington, D.C.
Farmers Market · Capitol Hill · 143 tips and reviews
Joel Centeno:If you haven't had the French Toast from The Market Lunch stop fakin and do it.
Dawn Arteaga:best crabcakes eggs benedict on earth at the Market Lunch
leah don:the blueberry pancakes are sooo good :)
10.Maketto
9.1
1351 H St NE (Linden Ct), Washington, D.C.
Asian Restaurant · Capitol Hill · 65 tips and reviews
Kat Yu:Wok fried noodles, braised beef and fried egg, egg custard
Bitches Who Brunch:Maketto is a hipster Mecca but the Vietnamese and Cambodian influenced dim sum boasts a dynamite char bao bun and the best fried chicken we had all year.
Eater:The unique design, combining indoor/outdoor spaces and restaurant with retail, provides a home for an addictive dim sum brunch and beloved dishes like Taiwanese fried chicken. Read more.
11.Jimmy T's Place
8.2
501 E Capitol St SE (at 5th St SE), Washington, D.C.
Breakfast Spot · Capitol Hill · 29 tips and reviews
Adam Wells:It's not on the menu but order the maternity special. It's a BLT with a fried egg and cheese and it will change your life.
Carolynne R.:Corned beef and hash!
Jonathan L.:Breakfast was bland. Best option is the corned beef hash that's freshly made. Real corned beef, not canned variety.
12.Beuchert's Saloon
8.2
623 Pennsylvania Ave SE (7th St & Pennsylvania Ave), Washington, D.C.
American Restaurant · Capitol Hill · 32 tips and reviews
David Vasquez:Go for brunch. Bottomless mimosas for $14! The bloodies are spicy and the food is delicious. Goat cheese grits, poached eggs, grilled sausage.... Yum!
Bitches Who Brunch:Voted "Best Hipster Brunch" in 2014 by Bitches Who Brunch Read more.
Morgan Alexis:Veggies are fantastic, particularly the squash (and the fries). Chicken got rave reviews. And they have Prosecco on tap!
13.The Queen Vic
8.7
1206 H St NE, Washington, D.C.
Pub · Capitol Hill · 71 tips and reviews
Dan Foy:Great brunch spot. Bangers and mash!
Thana Dickens:The chicken and French toast is amazing. Best French toast I’ve ever had.
M Johnson:Roast lamb for brunch? Heck yeah! With English pint? Even better!!! Love this place!!
14.Dangerously Delicious Pies
8.5
1339 H St NE (at Linden Ct. NE), Washington, D.C.
Pie Shop · Capitol Hill · 131 tips and reviews
Eliza:French Toast pie taste good, but it's mushy
Linda Rosa:Visit Mon - Wed for the Date Night special. Move over smog, the blueberry chocolate chip pancake batter pie is my new favorite!
Chad Horner:blueberry pancake batter pie
15.Ben's Upstairs
7.4
1001 H St NE (at 10th St NE), Washington, D.C.
Southern Food Restaurant · Capitol Hill · 6 tips and reviews
Katrina Elise:Cozy, good music and good food. I'm glad it will have a footprint in the neighborhood. Great for brunch!
Derek Gaskins:Great brunch and rooftop views. Smoker friendly for cigars too.
Nurisha Rush:Great rooftop views and a really good brunch. Other food is perfect for late night get together with friends -chicken wings and fries are a good combo.
