Good food friendly service. Popular place. Recommended! Not much of an ambiance. Could use some…read moresprucing up like many of the small eateries in Washington.

We ate there for lunch today. I had to peel my pork chop because there was so much bread in ng. The…read moremashed potatoes were so cold they looked more like a dry baked potato. The gravy didn't help. It was cold and congealed. We had tried the restaurant once and it wasn't good but we decided to try once again, only to be disappointed again. Fooled once, shame on you. Fooled twice shame on me. I can guarantee there won't be a third time.

We have recently moved to Washington and taken several guests to brunch and dinner. We love the…read morefood, service and ambiance. The food is always fresh and the staff are professional and friendly. We look forward to dining at Blu Farm to Table again soon! Thank you! Gwen B.

My friend and I had lunch at Blu Farm to Table on a Monday, and it turned out to be one of the…read morehighlights of our day in Little Washington. First, a shoutout to our server, Sarah. She was incredibly sweet and attentive. She seemed a little nervous at first, but she did a great job and made us feel very welcome throughout our meal. I ordered the Crispy Rice Tuna Salad, and it was excellent. The tuna was fresh, the combination of textures was fantastic, and the portion was much larger than I expected--I couldn't finish it. I also appreciated that the menu offered a good variety of choices, from lighter dishes to more indulgent options. The restaurant itself has a cozy, eclectic atmosphere with interesting décor that makes it feel like a hidden gem tucked away in downtown Washington. Add in the fact that they're open on Mondays when many nearby restaurants are closed, and Blu becomes an easy recommendation. I'll definitely return the next time I'm in town.

We ate on the rooftop deck... Ali, who manages the top area, was amazingly accommodating, and the…read morestaff was very attentive... And then we got the food that was incredible!

This is a large space on a corner with inside seating and large bar, back porch sitting, and…read moreupstairs patio where they serve sushi. We set outside about 6 and it was so hot! The sun hits just right in that little space. My point being, if you're coming at that time, opt for indoor seating. We were told that new owners recently took over and that the food was better. I can't speak to how it was, but it wasn't great this night. We ordered the whipped burrata cheese dip and it was tasteless. The bread was cold and hard and also tasteless. We then ordered the Caesar salad and they do offer anchovies, which is rare. But, it was also not good. At all. It literally had one crouton. One. We decided to call it and head out. The server was very sweet and attentive.

I loved my experience here! Will definitely come back. The iced chai latte I ordered was amazing,…read morenot too spicy and just enough sweet. I also got a cinnamon scone and it was delicious! I will definitely be coming back here for a quick breakfast before work! Took some photos to share.

These people always look frazzled. I think having to work the front while simultaneously taking…read moredrive-thru orders is a recipe for said frazzlement. Which may not be a word, but in this case apt. Also you cannot taste the coffee in their espresso-based drinks. It's all too overpowered by the goo and fluff. To be fair, i order my coffee like i belong at Weenie Hut Jr. -but i would like to at least pretend im drinking coffee. I order two extra shots on top of whatever they already put in the drink as a base, and i still get nothing. Also the place feels..off. Like if someone told you what a coffee shop was supposed to be and you tried to emulate that after a speed run at Home Goods. It feels slapped together. The vibe is like..someone tried to make a hospital room cozy. But they are open on Sunday, and later than any of the other town spots. So it does serve in a pinch.

Great food. Great drinks. Fun and attentive servers and bartenders. Good quality food. It's open…read morewhen a lot of places are closed AND has a great health score! We ate there twice. Cool place.

We just closed on our house in Washington, so we stopped by 1906 for a celebratory drink. They were…read moredoing a brisk lunch business on a Thursday afternoon. Many people rave about their sandwiches, so we decided to stay for lunch. Hubby had a Cuban sandwich, and I had a warm roast beef and provolone sandwich with banana peppers. We both really enjoyed our food! If you're just visiting town, I recommend staying upstairs at The West Main. They have beautiful renovated rooms and all the amenities of a home away from home.

First time at Sheps grill. It was recommended by my father-in-law who frequents the restaurant. I…read morecame for lunch on a Sunday around two hours before closing time. I was told they were out of brisket and catfish. Both of which I was planning to order so I was a bit disappointed. I ordered a fried chicken sandwich with hot honey, and tater tots as aside. It was really good, but it was lacking a little bit. Could've used a little more hot honey in my opinion. Overall, I enjoyed the place and would come back again.

This is a real hometown gem! We've eaten here three times so far, and everything has been…read moredelicious. We've had: corned beef hash & eggs, their cheese biscuits are to die for, the "Full Nelson" breakfast bowl with cheese grits, home fries, and house smoked bologna. With the first bite I took of their southwestern eggs Benedict I couldn't help uttering "oh my gosh." Pulled pork, hollandaise and a perfectly cooked poached egg... Scrumptious. It sounds pretty basic, but their BLT is also very good. Although the restaurant is usually hectic, service is friendly and efficient.

Stopped in for a Butterfinger latte after volunteering at the water stop for the Founding Father's…read more5k today. Sat and cooled off and enjoyed my delicious latte with a peanut butter chocolate chip cookie chaser. Did I mention peanut butter and chocolate is one of my favorite flavor combinations? This treat did not disappoint! I have also enjoyed a Snickers latte, and it was equally delish! I'll have to make up the splurge with extra steps all week, but it was well worth it! I'll enjoy counting this cost! The staff was friendly and chatty, and even asked how sweet I preferred my latte! Turned out one of the girls and I share a love of horses! Also, ladies, if you like beautiful interesting spaces, check out the ladies room! They've taken a rustic wood table and made it a sink, paired with a beautiful deep red wine wall treatment...it was a joy to see! And trust me...it's not often (like...EVER!!!) that I comment on the beauty of a bathroom. Well done! I was so captivated by the lovely ladies room that I didn't even get a picture of my snack! Can't wait to visit again and try something else new!

Delicious cappuccino and green tea. Friendly and kind service! Great seating options. I brought my…read morelaptop and caught a few quiet moments to work with delicious drinks and friendly barristas

I don't like summer collards. Like my granddaddy, I prefer them after the winter frost has taken a…read morelick at them. Even so, I enjoyed a tasty plate of collards right here at the beginning of July on Friday. I did doctor them up with a generous application of Texas Pete...vinegar + heat. Makes perfect sense if you like it spicy! The plate also had potato salad and ham, with 2 expertly made 1/2 & 1/2 iced teas. If you like collards and you like potato salad and you like ham...then get your rear in gear on some Friday and order up a plate of southern soul food at its best! Did I mention the hush puppies? No? It's cause I ate them all! Don't even need butter! I'm no fan of the corn sticks tho, but I don't like those from anywhere. Can't wait for the first frost later this year! King Chicken offers down home old school friendly no frills service, and while it's not an eat-in restaurant, I don't mind snagging a plate and heading back to the house to give thanks and partake.

Made the drive to Washington to try this famous local spot - the building itself is pretty rundown,…read moreparking spots a bit limited. You order at the window and wait to hear your name hollered. The young lady that placed our order was not friendly. Period. Borderline rude and made it pretty clear she didn't want to be at work. Onto the food - the fried chicken was good, the corn nuggets very yummy. Didn't care for the potato salad. The yellow cake with chocolate frosting was average, didn't finish it. Not sure we'd eat here again.

Used to be one of my favorites. Food is great but head waitress is always too busy flirting and…read morehitting on the owner when he's actually there to serve customers like she should and the other waitresses always seem to have an attitude. Used to be great and made you feel welcomed but now the whole store seems to be going downhill. Been to the new Washington location multiple times though recently and the wait staff there is superb!

Their food is very nasty and last time I was there I found a piece of metal in my burger and my…read morebrother found a plastic straw Cut up in his chili cheese fries and my little cousin found nail in her kids meal