This Asian-style teahouse in the heart of Dupont Circle hosts outdoor Japanese tea ceremonies in summer. The rest of the year, enjoy dozens of exotic teas, breakfast, sandwiches and bento boxes. Teaism also has a small store where you can buy traditional tea settings. Try the ostrich burgers, Japanese bento boxes (rice, sushi, and a hot dish) and rice pudding for dessert. Tea is served in your own pot.
Founding Farmers is a true D.C. gem. With its charming ambiance, delicious food, and lively vibe, no wonder it's a popular spot for people in the neighborhood. Next time you're in the nation's capital, be sure to add Founding Farmers DC to your list of must-try restaurants. The menu features typical American favorites of salads, sandwiches, pastas, burgers, steaks, meat, and poultry dishes. Try out the signature dishes of Yankee pot roast, farmers meatloaf, and rotisserie chicken. On weekday mornings, you can enjoy a nutritious breakfast, whereas on weekends, visit for delectable brunch fare like hearty egg scrambles, thick Belgian waffles, fluffy pancakes, and more.
1789 Restaurant, a formal, elegant restaurant in Georgetown, is a Washington favorite. Its Federal-era architecture is nicely accentuated by burning fireplaces and classic linen-and-silver table settings. A wide range of New American entrees are featured on the menu. There are fine vegetarian offerings as well as non-vegetarian delicacies like Berkshire Pork Chop and grilled rack of lamb. The desserts here are similarly divine and you can also refresh your appetite with an invigorating martini or an Irish coffee after your meal.