This is the best place to get burgers in DC hands down. It's nothing fancy, just good patties,…read moresimple sauce, some onions. It is absolute perfection. The fries are fresh and crispy on the inside with a fluffy inside. The chicken tenders are fresh chicken breast and such a flavorful crispy batter. The only downside was that the honey mustard was mostly honey and no real mustard. Got our food quickly and the inside was clean and had plenty of seating. Can't wait to come back!

Decent burger good price. I got the jalapeño bacon burger. The food was fresh the person taking…read morethe orders was friendly. Place was clean and didn't have to wait long. I would recommend this place if you want a fast decent burger and your by nationals park.

I liked the food here. The food used fresh ingredients and cooked on a flattop grill. Service was…read morefriendly. The women working behind the counter were well synchronized and helped each other (taking orders, preparing orders, stocking cooler shelves and cashier). The ambiance was cafe like with basic tables and chairs. I ate here 5 times (3 breakfasts and 2 lunches) in 3 days! Orders: - Hard boiled eggs - easy to peel and perfectly cooked - Breakfast plate - perfectly cooked and a big portion - Turkey burger - nicely prepared served with mayo, lettuce and tomato - Turkey sandwich - fresh moist roasted turkey served on multi-grain bread with mayo, lettuce and tomato. The turkey sandwich was one of the best that I have had. Fresh and simple.

Atrium Cafe is a quick, grab and go option for breakfast and lunch. It serves many of the office…read morebuildings in the area, so they are adept at quickly serving the breakfast and lunch rush. They offer your traditional American breakfast and lunch items like breakfast sandwiches, bagels, breakfast burritos, deli sandwiches, wraps, salads, soup, etc.. I appreciate the showcasing of the carving station on the food assembly line. They also serve a variety of fresh fruit, pastries, and cafe drinks. The food isn't great, but it works as a quick lunch or breakfast if you work in the area or are visiting local museums / L'Enfant Plaza. The customer service is usually OK. There is ample seating in the dining room. Overall, an OK experience because of convenience.

I decided to stop in at Ghostburger for lunch to escape the crowds at the DC Convention Center…read moreduring the book festival and apparently Ghostburger didn't get the memo! They were seriously understaffed, and with a line out the door, the place was BUSY. That said, the staff was doing their best to keep up with the constant flow of customers. I was able to grab a table, and interestingly enough, ordering through DoorDash was much faster than ordering directly through the cashier. I ordered the Barbie Girl burger, which was pretty good overall, although it arrived a little soggy. The onion rings were definitely overcooked and greasy, but they still had decent flavor. Since I arrived around happy hour, I grabbed a glass of wine and enjoyed my lunch. Considering how slammed they were, the servers actually did a decent job. They were running around like crazy but remained friendly and attentive when they could. I definitely want to give Ghostburger another try when they're properly staffed and it's not quite as chaotic. I have a feeling the experience, and my burger, will be much better under normal circumstances! Worth another visit.

This is now my 2nd time ordering Ghost Burger on Ubereats and it does not disappoint. I've also…read moredined in once and it also did not disappoint. What I love most is, + the patties are seasoned well and taste fresh + the burger isn't overly greasy + onions, pickles, etc on the burger taste fresh + they offer a buy one get one offer on the uber app + the onion rings +Beer on tap when you visit the location is good + love how big and spacious it is inside of the restaurant + the team is friendly and attentive when you dine in What I don't love as much, + the fries + the parking can be tricky on some days since it's located downtown. The trick is to try to find parking in the neighborhood if you can. Thanks so much!

Halloween night. Was already irritated when I arrived. The GPS led me to a location that didn't…read moreshow the Cali name. Instead it was Wunder Garten, a type of outdoor fenced in park with a bar inside a tent, and cubby style seating. Weirdest thing Ive ever seen. Cali Burger is actually a food truck inside the fenced in area. The lighting is dull and almost like you're in a dark night club. You order from a QR code. I ordered a 1/4 lb dog w/slaw, and Gouda cheese. It was nothing extraordinary about the flavor of the dog other than being luke warm. The bun was toasted and slaw was just ok. My kid had a cheeseburger and salty seasoned fries. Nothing spectacular. He enjoyed it. I was NOT impressed.

Good for price. Friendly and quick staff. Hamburger Patties are thin. French fries are good. This…read moreis a food truck not the restaurant

Since this is a Washington DC institution we had to try it at least once. This is a fast food type…read moreof place where you order at the counter and they brought our food to us. You get your own soda and water. Food was ok. I had requested sour cream on my chili but they forgot it. Glad we came and tried it.

Took a friend to Ben's Chili Bowl for the full D.C. experience, and we pretty much sampled our way…read morethrough the menu. From half-smokes to fries to burgers, it's all hearty, satisfying, and exactly the kind of comfort food that feels like part of the city's soul. The absolute standout? The chili obviously. It ties the whole meal together and is worth a visit on its own. While a few items were solid but not mind-blowing, the overall experience was memorable, and I'd happily come back for another round (and definitely more chili).

"Home Sweet Home" Sweet Home Cafe is a fast pace, energetic environment that provides a plethora of…read morefood options. Each station comes with its own unique cultural cuisine. I was honestly impressed with the quality of food they served. I had the buttermilk fried chicken, Mac & cheese, and Gold Coast white rice ( absolutely delicious) and a side of sweet potato pie. Sweet Home Cafe is located in the atrium of The National Museum Of African American History and Culture. So, for sure it is a major tourist dining area ( which keeps the atmosphere jubilant ) I definitely give them two thumbs up !!!

Blessing my biscuits doesn't do this place justice! This took me right back to the South with some…read morefood that is just scrumptious! Sign me up for the collard greens and fried chicken any day of the week, and you know me and my gal pals will be coming back! Words hardly do this place justice, y'all, so please get ya patootie down here to try it out. The dining hall was a little crowded, but there were plenty of seats for everyone to eat. The line was long, but oh my crumpets, overall so amazing hugs and hisses -Jolene Hendrix (the reviewing grandma)

This place is everything you want in a downtown deli. It's so good, I often, accidentally, find…read moremyself eating here twice a day. For breakfast, they'll do you an enormous omelet or huge breakfast sandwich. You can go even heavier with french toast or a breakfast platter. All delicious gut busters. For lunch, the menu ranges from Korean rice bowls to fat burritos, with traditional deli sandwiches and salads, as well. My favorite is the pesto chicken melt. I'm addicted to their ice coffee, which is served with frozen coffee ice cubes. They're fast, the staff is friendly, and I've enjoyed literally everything I've ever ordered here. What more could you want?

Once upon a time there was a girl who worked in the city on the Hill. In pursuit of happiness in…read morethe form of a breakfast sandwich, she searched high and low all through NOMA, to the WH and back! She stumbled across Atrium Cafe. She thought, why not. It was an easy order, bacon, egg and cheese on wheat. The price was reasonable but what she encountered was tragic! Let's get into it! Breakfast Sandwich- No bueno. It was so skinny it was giving diet sandwich. Not sure if they heard me ask for turkey bacon but I don't eat turkey bacon, that's a sin right? I couldn't even see the bacon and the cheese was giving processed. Anywho, I would not come back and do not recommend. Your girl was hungry! I took one bite and threw this away. Giving them two stars cause they are inexpensive and if you're saving coins this may be for you!

This place is very popular! My daughter and I stopped by here after visiting the Museum of the…read moreBible. I found 2 Sisters Deli on Yelp and it was within walking distance from where we were. There was a line, but it went quickly. All the ladies are super friendly. There's a decent amount of seating inside, none available outside. They don't have water available for your own water bottles, but they have fountain drinks and other bottled beverages. The cashier told us to go find a place to sit and they'd bring our food to us, but all the tables were packed! When she saw us standing there, she asked if there was any seating available and we told her no. She then took our food from the tray there were going to serve it on and nicely packaged it up for us to take to go. She told us there was a Holiday Inn next door with a courtyard, tables and chairs and places to charge our phones. So we went there! The sandwiches are a very generous size. My daughter got a Brooklyn sandwich which is roast beef, banana peppers, American cheese and thousand island dressing. I got a "build your own" sandwich with roast beef, lettuce, tomato, red onion, bacon, mayo and mustard. I couldn't eat all of mine, but my daughter devoured hers! We both really enjoyed our sandwiches!

If you are visiting Southwest DC or looking to grab breakfast or lunch, this is a great spot…read more 2 Sisters Deli, like most any other deli, has a system where you get in line and order your food. You then pay at the register and wait for your food to be ready. There are tables toward the back and a bit of seating near a window. There is no outside seating unless you take your food somewhere else like the Holiday Inn courtyard nearby (2 minute walk to the lobby then through glass doors opposite the bathrooms) The food is pretty decent. Breakfast: They have your standard breakfast sandwiches. If you are keto, they can make you egg, cheese, bacon in a small cup. I ordered that often, but their homemade biscuits are really good. I like their bacon egg and cheese biscuits and their croissant bacon egg and cheese biscuits are good too. Lunch: Standard fare for delis. Italian subs, turkey sandwiches, etc. You can make it a combo with soda and chips (on display opposite register).