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Birch & Barley
American Restaurant$$$$
Logan Circle - Shaw, Washington
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"Their brat burger may be one of the best burgers you'll ever eat."(5 Tips)
"Bone marrow and chicken and waffles🤤🤤"(11 Tips)
"Awesome food + biggest and best beer selection in the MD/DC/VA area."(13 Tips)
"Don't overlook the tasting menu."(4 Tips)
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Johnny StradaApril 17, 2011The Chicken & Waffles are Dyn-O-Mite! Order a Bloody Mary to go with it and thank me later- David BerkowitzAugust 15, 2011Their doughnuts served for Sunday brunch may be among the best things you'll ever eat.
Washington Post ManagerOctober 11, 2011*** stars in Tom Sietsema's Fall Dining Guide 2011 ("One hundred bottles of beer on the wall? Try more than 500," writes Tom.)
PhyNovember 25, 2013Hours are listed incorrectly, they close on Sundays at 10pm. But are in fact closed on Mondays
Molly NichelsonJanuary 30, 2010The brussel sprouts (yes, really!) are beyond amazing. Loved the bread platter too. Service was amazing. Will sooo be back!
Lara KlineMarch 19, 2010The roasted brussels sprouts are delicious. Paired with the brat burger and draft beer, you're set for the night.
Go to Birch & Barley and sit at the Chef's Counter. Order yourself a Fritz & Ken's Ale: Pioneer's Stout to celebrate Sierra Nevada's 30th.
Cheeky McBumfaceNovember 19, 2014This is the most pretentious and over-priced place I've ever been to. The food was tasteless. The have an "ethos" that takes 15 mins to explain. Go upstairs to Churchkey instead.
Lynn PinaDecember 19, 2011Get the charcuterie board! It's awesome. The autumn waldorf salad is great too.
Toneah LassanahMay 2, 2010If you're coming in for Sunday brunch, make a reservation by Thursday. Or just come in after 6pm.
Best bacon in DC. (Especially when crumbled on top of donuts!)
Eric FranciscoSeptember 5, 2014the chicken and waffles are really good, but not really worth the $$. French toast was dry and flavorless.
Shivani Aneja SenJanuary 26, 2010Excellent food and ambiance, don't forget to keep space for the freshly backed bread!
Michael PerryDecember 19, 2009The maple glazed Brussel sprouts are to die for as is the beet risotto
Daniel BrannenApril 7, 2010Great beer selection...if Great Lakes Beer is on tap, you know this is a special place!
Javier ArreolaSeptember 14, 2014Service was pretty deficient. Slow. Unhelpful. And they bring the wrong things.
Ruth KFebruary 22, 2015Not sure what the big deal is. Like the concept but the static menu bores me. Unsure of the freshness of the produce or food handling. I have always felt ill after eating there.
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Birch & Barley
1337 14th St NW (at Rhode Island Ave NW)
Washington, D.C. 20005
United States
Washington, D.C. 20005
United States
Distinct restaurant on 14th St. near Logan Circle. Completely unique food and beer experience celebrating a full spectrum of traditions, regions & flavors.
Closed until 5:00 PM (Show more)
- Tue–Thu, Sun
- 5:00 PM–10:00 PM
- Fri–Sat
- 5:00 PM–11:00 PM
(202) 567-2576
Features
Credit Cards
Yes (incl. American Express & MasterCard)
Outdoor Seating
Yes
Food & Drink
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Brunch, Lunch, Dinner
Drinks
Beer, Wine, Cocktails
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