18 "Brunch" restaurants in Washington DC.
Declaration is right near Nats Park and has a wide-ranging menu and a daily Happy Hour so it’s perfect for a group dinner or brunch before a game.
Kinship does fancy-ish American food in Shaw. Go for a special occasion, and get the lobster French toast.
A classic diner that’s been around since the 1940s, Florida Avenue Grill is still a reliable spot for breakfast in Columbia Heights.
The Bethesda outpost of Jaleo has the same great tapas as the DC original. It’s one of the best options in the area.
Fainting Goat isn’t great, but you’ll end up here at some point. When the time comes, go heavy on the drinks and light on the food.
When you want a good beer but don't want to sacrifice good food, head to Bitch & Barley in Logan Circle. It's the best of both worlds.
Tabard Inn in Dupont has a reliable brunch, but the patio is a nice spot for dinner (and live jazz), too.
If you want to make your brunch more literary, do it at Kramerbooks, a cafe and bookstore hybrid in Dupont.
The phenomenal tapas and fun times here might be the best example of what Jose Andres has done for DC eating.
This French bistro is the place to see anyone who’s ever been on “Meet the Press". The food is also delicious.
A casual spot by day, and a proper restaurant by night, hit The Partisan in Penn Quarter if you really enjoy meat.
