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2331, Calvert Street Northwest, 20008, Washington, US United States
contactos teléfono: +1 202-332-2331
sitio web: opencitydc.com
mapa e indicacionesLatitude: 38.923715, Longitude: -77.05236
Erin Johnson
::Been here for brunch two days in a row because we loved it so much! Stuffed French toast is delicious as well as the scrambled eggs. Great service and a cute area to be in!
Lauren Strickland
::We were seated promptly, but then didn’t get a server for 15 minutes. On a Tuesday early evening, it was a little busy but not so busy to forget about us. We had spent the day at the zoo and I would have loved a glass of water to start, even if the waiter couldn’t take the rest of our order right away. I have never left a restaurant based on service before but we got up and left without anyone saying anything to us.
Stefanie Groner
::Slower service with a moderate crowd on a Sunday night, food came out quickly and was tasty but not something to write home about. For a diner, there are healthier options and substitutions are flexible. Expect to spend $20-25 for heartier foods and $15 for sandwich/omelette plates. I'd say it's a safe bet for groups or picky eaters, and it's nice to be on the park, or get out of the massive Marriott up the block.
Ryan McGorty
::Open City is conveniently located only two minutes away from the Woodley Park-Zoo/Adams Morgan red line stop and features indoor and outdoor seating options. In keeping with its sister restaurants (The Diner, Tryst, and The Coupe), Open City is an eclectic mix of coffee, drinks, comfort food, pastries and sweets in a very relaxed and friendly atmosphere. This place has options for everyone and anyone – vegan, vegetarian, gluten free, etc. We came for dinner and had the salmon with red rice and roasted chicken with vegetables. They were excellent and portions sizes were large. We polished off some cheesecake and chocolate oreo cake for dessert. The server and staff members were very friendly, attentive, and polite. This is a good casual spot for a date or if you just want to come and relax with a coffee or drink. Note that they serve their full menu (even breakfast) all day. They sell out of their pastries and baked goods early and frequently, so go early if that’s what you're craving.
annette greene
::I ordered a humus plate ($8) and a side order of gluten free bread ($3) to share with my husband (who was able to eat the regular pita bread that came with the order). I got one small slice of gluten free bread, hardly enough for the humus. When I asked our waitress about it, she said she would check with the manager and came back to confirm that $3 only bought one slice of bread. I asked if I ordered a sandwich and paid the gluten free surcharge, would I get one or two slices of bread? Never did get a clear answer. Anyhow, I do feel Open City has few gluten free options and is not very hospitable to those of us who have this dietary restriction.