1602 U Street, NW. Photo by ken_1001

Last night Gloria writes us with the google notice below: “please confirm because I am devastated”

Now we’ve seen some google notices of permanent closures that haven’t been accurate so I wasn’t too worried straight away. Then I went to their website: Read More

From a press release:

“Award-winning restaurateur Ashok Bajaj of Knightsbridge Restaurant Group is pleased to announce the debut of a new Sunday brunch menu at his popular “modern Israeli” concept, SABABA, located in the heart of Cleveland Park at 3311 Connecticut Avenue, 20008. Guests will enjoy Executive Chef Ryan Moore’s “modern Israeli” cuisine, which draws inspiration from the Middle East, along with fresh new additions served on house-made Jerusalem bagels. Brunch is served exclusively on Sundays, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and is available for in-house dining, carryout, and delivery. Read More

11th and Park Road, NW

From an email:

“I am hosting a to-go brunch popup at Makan in Columbia Heights next Sunday 9/27 from 11am-3pm. We will have brunch kits, pimento biscuits, cocktails and more all available for pickup by pre-order only.”

Ed. Note: I think Tryst though a bit of a walk from metro sounds perfect. 2459 18th Street, NW. Photo by PoPville flickr user AWard Tour

“Dear PoPville,

So I wanted to know a good place for a birthday lunch/brunch kinda thing. I really like the areas around U Street/Logan Circle, Adams Morgan, and Eastern Market/Capitol Hill. The most important thing location-wise is that it’s metro accessible since that’s how many of my friends will be getting there. Any type of food is good. The place would preferably be not too expensive since we are students and on a budget.”

1219 9th Street, NW near the Convention Center

From a press release:

“Unconventional Diner was awarded Best Upscale Brunch at the RAMMYS (Restaurant Association of Metropolitan Washington) on Sunday, June 30th. To celebrate this customer-voted win, Unconventional Diner will begin serving “Everyday Brunch,” seven days a week from 9am to 2:30pm beginning this Monday, July 8th 2019. Read More

Photo by PoPville flickr user Ken Yu

Here are the previous best/let’s do this lists for – Carryouts, best Thai, best liquor stores, best Ramen, best Bars, best Indian and Pakistani, best Italian/Pizza/Deli, best Mexican/Salvadoran/Central/Cuban/Latin, best burgers/fries, best bakery/bagels, best Gyms, best Ethiopian , best Sushi, best bookstores, best movie theaters, best sports bars, and best barbers and hair salons.

Today’s query is a reader request. With the coming closure of Masa 14 in August – where are your favorite brunch spots these days!

Ed. Note: This was also a reader requested query back in 2013 – you can see those recs here.

From the Nationals:

“The Washington Nationals may be on the road for a seven-day road trip, but baseball fans and foodies alike will have the opportunity to come to Nationals Park THIS WEEKEND to enjoy Brunch on the Baselines!

On June 2, Nationals fans have the opportunity to enjoy their Sunday brunch on the field at Nationals Park while watching the Nats on the NatsHD scoreboard as they take on the Reds in Cincinnati. This special all-inclusive brunch begins at noon Read More

Thanks to Kim for passing on from Library Tavern:

“Library Tavern will like to show our appreciation to our friends and our neighbors. Pleasure join us this Saturday as we introduce our new Saturday brunch. FREE BRUNCH BUFFET provided on a first come first serve basis. We look forward to seeing you there!” Read More

courtesy Punjab Grill

From an email:

“Punjab Grill, at 427 11th Street NW, is excited to announce that brunch service will debut this Sunday, April 28. Diners can expect to find brunch favorites with a Punjabi twist, as well as classic lunch items on the menu. There will also be customizable Bloody Marys, champagne and brunch cocktails. Brunch hours are from 11 am until 3 pm.

Sample dishes include: Read More