Washington, DC

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Cava Mezze

Cava Mezze has an awesome bottomless brunch that will leave you satisfied every time. The food is diverse (We’re talking chicken & waffles and gyro hash on the same menu!) and the small plate style makes it easy to try a little bit of everything. For the 21+ crowd, the mimosas are equally tasty. Hibiscus and grapefruit? Yes please!

Washington, DC

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Boqueria Spanish Tapas - Washington, D.C.

Boqueria features a tasty bottomless Spanish tapas brunch. You can taste the quality in the food, which can sometimes be missing in a bottomless brunch.  The patatas bravas will leave you speechless, but the real star players on this menu are the churros.

Washington, DC

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Fare Well

This dope vegan spot has a diner feel with incredible vegan alternatives to all kinds of breakfast favorites. Do yourself a favor and go for the seitan and waffles!

Washington, DC

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NuVegan Café

NuVegan gives vegan cafeteria vibes, but the food is anything but basic. They have an a la carte menu, but they are constantly switching out the hot food bar for homemade vegan comfort foods like lasagna, mac and cheese and fried wings. To catch brunch, make sure you're there between 10 and 3 on a Sunday.

Arlington, VA

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Piola

Three words: unlimited pizza brunch. $15.95 gets unlimited pizzas of every kind flowing to your table. I mean, do I even need to say anymore? The pizza is delicous and UNLIMITED. An additional $15 gets you unlimited sangria and sparkling drinks. Who knew it only costs $30 to get to heaven?

Washington, DC

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Beacon Hotel & Corporate Quarters

The restaurant is attached to Beacon hotel and on the weekends, they open up multiple event rooms for the epic brunch. What's great about this brunch is the variety. It seems everything is there, from the expected waffles and omelets to the pleasant surprises like fried sweet plantains and breakfast lasagna. Honestly, it's overwhelming but be patient-- remember, you don't have to eat it all at once!

Washington, DC

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Lavagna

This underrated gem in South East does not have bottomless brunch as many Washingtonians have become accustomed to, but it's reasonably priced, the portions are wonderfully filling and the service is fantastic. Not to mention their farm to table mission.

Washington, DC

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Founding Farmers DC

Founding Farmers is one of the most popular brunches in D.C. and there’s a reason why. The food is fresh and reliable—certainly worth the long wait (at least 1.5 hours without a reservation). The menu boasts an impressive collection of all of the classic brunch foods and the restaurant has a nice vibe. It’s a great place to spend a weekend morning.  

Washington, DC

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Farmers & Distillers

Let’s take a moment to appreciate a good buffet brunch. Between the French toast table, carving table, dessert table and breakfast table you’ll be rolling yourself out of the restaurant.  The food here is seriously delicious and you have so many options! There’s something for everyone at this brunch spot. 

Washington, DC

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Sequoia

How else do you say "Treat yo'self?" Sequoia is the priciest brunch on this list and among the priciest in DC, but the treat is worth it. The restaurant is perched overlooking the potomac and has beautiful floor to ceiling windows; on any given day, the light flooding into the room is worth the price, but then there's the endless and delicious shrimp, oysters, crab legs, drinks, waffles, freshly fried donuts, pastas, and the adorable desserts.