Five blocks from the Capitol, this D.C. institution is tucked in the first floor of an old Capitol Hill row house. The small diner is packed daily with sassy waiters, talkative regulars, and its two boisterous owners, who run the grill. Soak in the local culture or read the paper as you enjoy favorites such as grits, bacon, omelets, or the homey eggs Benedict, made with a toasted English muffin, a huge piece of ham, and lots of hollandaise sauce. The anything-goes atmosphere makes it a great place for kids. Breakfast is served all day.
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