Residents Cafe & Bar
Category: Cocktail Bars, Brunch Spots, Patios
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Address: 1306 18th St NW, Washington, DC 20036, United States
β¨ Vibe
Trendy and stylish cafe and bar in Dupont Circle, offering a multi-sensory dining and cocktail experience with a focus on seasonal ingredients and a lively atmosphere.
πΈ Best For
Brunch, date night, cocktails, outdoor dining, small plates, impressing out-of-towners
π₯ Highlights
- Charred Octopus: Perfectly cooked and bursting with flavor, featuring red chermoula, potato croquettes, and lemon aioli.
- Watermelon & Heirloom Tomato Salad: A refreshing and vibrant combination with Persian cucumber, feta, mint, and za'atar.
- Chic Ambiance: Beautiful indoor and outdoor spaces with curated playlists and lush greenery.
βΉοΈ Need to Know
- Reservations are recommended, especially for peak hours.
- Some reviewers have noted a 2-hour dining limit may be enforced.
π Weekly Events
Brunch
Casual-chic dining experience with a keen focus on high-quality, seasonal ingredients.
Happy Hour
Enjoy discounted drinks and bites.
Recent Reviews from Google
I had such a fantastic experience at Residents Bar & CafΓ©! The vibe and ambiance are exactly what I love β cozy, stylish, and welcoming, with a lively energy that makes you want to linger. The staff...
I really wanted to like this place, but the experience was a letdown. They enforce a strict 2-hour dining limit, and when your time is up, the staff doesnβt hesitate to rush you out β it felt very...
Residents has done the impossible! For years my wife has tried to introduce various octopus based dishes and Iβve never been into it, until now. The charred octopus was delightful; perfectly cooked...
Had a very cute vibe-y Sunday morning brunch here with my family. We sat outside on the patio and loved all the decorations on the ceiling. Definitely stuffy in the summer though! Most importantly,...
Chic Breakfast Spot With a Healthy Kick ππ₯ The watermelon & heirloom tomato salad was the standout β fresh, bright, and so addictive Iβd order it again on its own. The Turkish eggs were creamy (a...