Fantastic food and it also had quick service and a great…read moreview of the nationals ballpark!

While dining at the Frederick Silver Diner last week, I just wanted to comment on the delicious…read morecoleslaw with roasted corn. The chef out did himself with that coleslaw!! I also want to acknowledge the wholesome service of our waiter, Marco!!. He would go above and beyond to make sure we got what we needed! Thank you!

High quality elevated diner food at a reasonable price in DC. Brunch is an option every day before…read more3:45PM. Recommend the corned beef hash. Big chunks of meat, potato with roasted onions and celery, all with a black pepper gravy. Comes with two sunny-side eggs. You will be stuffed. Biscuits are great too. Coffee is solid. Reservations by Resy. Online ordering here https://order.online/store/unconventional-diner-washington-295238

True to its name, Unconventional Diner is not your average brunch spot - it delivers on fun and…read moreunique dishes (available until 3:45pm). The Tikka dish with fried egg was tasty, but wish paneer or larger protein option was built-in (not an upcharge)! The creamy red Tikka curry sauce, caramelized onions, crispy brussel sprouts, and fried ere tasty and paired well, the dish felt incomplete and something was missing, maybe some paneer or naan? I paid $5 for a side of zesty naan topped with different spices and really wish it came with the dish just came with it. While I was tempted to order the falafel, I couldn't justify shelling out another $5 for another upcharge and spend $10 on them for a total of $26 for just an entree - when these 2 upcharges should have been included in the entree by default. Wish there were more fun vegetarian dishes on the menu. Might come back for drinks and to explore the menu!

A friend and I stopped by on a Saturday afternoon without a reservation and were pleasantly…read moresurprised to be seated right away. I ordered the pancake stack, which is the main reason I keep coming back. The pancakes are consistently delicious and come with eggs, hash browns, and your choice of meat. My meal included scrambled eggs (it was just one egg ), hash browns that needed a little seasoning, and bacon that looked undercooked for my taste. My waiter was friendly and attentive. When I mentioned that I prefer my bacon crispy, he was happy to take it back. It seemed like they simply put the same bacon back on the flat top, so it still wasn't quite what I was hoping for, but I appreciated his willingness to help. My friend ordered the fish and chips. The steak fries were really good, but the fish itself was just okay. Overall, I know every restaurant has an off day, and this experience won't keep me from coming back. The pancakes are still worth the visit. Next time, I'll be a little more specific about my preferences from the start.

My friend booked brunch at Ted's. I hadn't been in years. Breakfast all day is always good! On the…read moreSunday after the 4th, we were seated right away. The service was quick - our food came out within 10 minutes after we ordered. I ordered two eggs make your mark plate. Instead of sour dough, I substituted a biscuit. What a lovely idea! The biscuit was the best I've had in a long time. I'm so pleased we decided to go to Ted's. If you're looking for breakfast all day- Ted's is great!

I went to CHLOE in DC and honestly, I've walked past this place so many times and had no idea there…read morewas a gym inside. I love that they have a whole fried fish because the presentation alone is spectacular. They also had a featured menu, I'm not sure if it changes weekly or monthly, and my date got the curry shrimp which was honestly a really good size portion. I was super tired that day so we were kind of in and out, but I'd definitely go back. The drinks were good too. Cute place and solid service - loved the bread as well

Food 8/10 Atmosphere 9/10…read moreService 3/10 Came here for DC Summer Restaurant Week and unfortunately left pretty disappointed, especially for the price point. First off, there seemed to be only one waiter handling around 7-8 tables. Tables on both sides of us were visibly getting frustrated with how slow the service was. We came to enjoy ourselves and weren't in a rush, so we didn't mind waiting as much, but the service was noticeably slow. Interestingly, the actual dishes came out fairly quickly, but everything else--ordering, drinks, checking in, and getting things we needed--took a long time. For a restaurant at this price point, I was also expecting the overall experience and atmosphere to feel a little more elevated. It didn't really feel particularly upscale or special, and the bathrooms were noticeably dirty, which was surprising and definitely took away from the experience. Overall, the food was decent, but between the understaffed service, cleanliness, and atmosphere, I didn't feel the experience matched the price. Restaurant Week is usually a great opportunity to try a higher-end restaurant and want to come back, but unfortunately I don't think I'd return at the regular menu prices.

Nice, solid and dependable breakfast and lunch grub offerings like soups, chilis, sandwiches and…read moresalads - their breakfast burrito is decent but sort of unconventional, unlike typical BBs (it's more like a wrap with eggs and potatoes). However, it's not bad. Very prompt service! Also they have beverages in back like OJ and Apple juice. Definitely an interesting vibe within and worth checking out in DC - also very close to The Library of Congress!

Ok diner. Nothing terribly special. Got an omlette - was ok. Bland potatoes. Grits very dry and…read moreneeded a lot of butter to get them to a decent consistency. Go if you're in the area but don't make a special trip.

My wife and I decided to come here before a Nationals game. We went and sat at the bar and were…read moreimmediately greeted by the bartender. She gave us some menus, some glasses of water, and also told us some things about the menu. We saw that they had a bottomless brunch option that allowed us to get bottomless mimosas or margaritas until 4 PM. We both decide to go with margaritas. For an appetizer, we ordered the PICKLING + MD BAY SEASONED WINGS , which were absolutely amazing! The hot honey really brought out so much flavor in the wings. For entrées, my wife ordered the super lump crab cake omelette, and I ordered the hanger steak and eggs. My wife's omelette was full of crab and was amazing! My steak was seasoned very well and was flavorful! Both of our entrees came with circle hash browns similar to Chick Fil A's which are my favorite! The food was absolutely delicious! The bartender made sure we got our money's worth and constantly refilled our margaritas whenever they got low. We ended up having about 6 margaritas each. This was an amazing brunch deal. The food was delicious and the customer service was excellent. We will definitely be back!

Food was surprisingly underwhelming. We go to the Silver Diner often and I assumed it would be an…read moreequally (if not more) tasty, elevated experience. Overall, it was slightly worse than the diner downstairs. The food quality wasn't worth the price, which was unfortunate as we were looking forward to visiting Social for a while and finally went on a birthday. The ambiance is nice and chill but the tables are a little too high for the seats. We got the queso fresco pretzels, wagyu sliders, five napkin chicken sandwich, lobster lobster lobster pasta, flourles chocolate cake, and churros. The best bite was the bacon ricotta flatbread. The lobster pasta sauce was underwhelming and the desserts both tasted off. Service was friendly enough, but the experience still was a disappointment overall.

Have always wanted to try this local staple. It's a classic little hole in the wall diner that…read moreremains true to original design. It's also cash only. Service is friendly and fast- and it maybe took 20 minutes before our food came out. Everything was delicious and hot. If I lived in the neighborhood, I'd definitely be by weekly. Can't beat the prices or quality if you want a good breakfast in DC!

Interior is very old and not well maintained. Cash only place. Quick service with a few options…read more Got two servings of option 1 (pancake, sausage, and egg). Food was okay, nothing special but very affordable. This is a place that, if close to you, will probably be your go-to breakfast place. However, I will not go out of my way to go here.

The bottomless brunch is a $25 fee for mix and match mimosas, Bellinis, espresso martinis, white…read moresangria, Miller Lites, and Bloody Mary! The waitress regularly came over every 10-15 minutes :) If you're anything like me, it's hard to choose just one drink so I love that you can pick any of those. The Brussels sprouts were a bit over crisped but edible. The ricotta spread- amazing! I ordered carne asada burrito for my main and it was pretty good- lots of meat and eggs.

Scarlet Oak is a top-5 must try in the Navy Yard-Ballpark-Barracks Row- Cap South area…read more We had lunch there Saturday to celebrate a birthday. My daughter had the grilled cheese and tomato soup. She loved it. Unique cheese blend and thick chewy bread. Wife and I had pizza - half mambo and half pepperoni. Both were delicious. For apps we had the fried cheese - a unique long single stick-!; the risotto balls - a house tribute to arancini balls that is perfect because it stands on its own and isn't a disappointing attempt to be Sicilian - lots of cheese. Dessert was "nuggets" - biscoff cookies and cream ice cream with a lotus cookie crumb coating dipped in biscoff caramel butter - the best dessert I've had in DC. 3 people with apps, 2 mocktails, food and desserts came out to $81 plus tip. Service was great. Highly recommended!

Good burgers, fries I had to order twice because someone ate mine, that someone is me... a nice…read morechill patio and attentive service. Who could ask for more. While indoors could present as an amazing historic dive bar, sitting on the patio gives you kind of a different experience, kind of like sitting in a New England sports pub. But obviously very DC being blocks away from the capital.

Mr Henry's is awesome…read more We were walking back from the National Art Gallery, and it was lunchtime. With 4 people/different preferences, we started looking for a bite. At first we went into nearby Hawk and Dove, but they only had brunch items, and some of us were looking for something more savory/substantial. One more block, and the answer appeared, like a rainbow after a summer storm. It was the only crowded place today, a good sign! We were seated in about 3 minutes and had a great meal. Son and I both liked the grilled ham and cheese. The ham was great- just the right thickness and perfect blend of salty and sweet. The fried pickles were the perfect appetizer to take the edge off our hunger. My wife liked, but couldn't finish, her breakfast quesadilla. DIL enjoyed the waffle stacker. Wife said the waffle was delicious. One of the most historic places on Capitol Hill, friendly staff, good food, and a unique experience. Highly recommend!

Absolutely loved our visit. Took my date here on Sunday. Our food was so delicious, cocktails were…read moregreat! Our server Sarah was warm, thoughtful, knowledgeable, and provided great professional service. The place is so cute and has a great welcoming atmosphere. Will definitely be back here! Loved it so much!

Stopped by for a drink as I recently learned they have $5 martinis on Tuesdays only. The bartenders…read morewere not very attentive, but nice enough. It was likely due to a private event that was happening simultaneously. I tried the lemon drop and espresso martinis. Both were good, but I feel like they only gave me 3 oz as opposed to a standard drink size. The restaurant is nicely decorated and they have a nice patio. Overall, the drinks tasted good and it was a pretty good deal. I'll have to come back and try the food.