

Popular tavern serving American eats in both a cozy interior with wooden booths & outdoors.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1264 Wisconsin Ave NW, Washington, DC 20007
Phone: (202) 333-7370
Website: http://martinstavern.com/
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: martinstavern.comresy.com
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Reviews
My stew was just what I needed on a cold day. And my husband’s steak and eggs were cooked perfectly.
We also ordered desserts. I had the creme brulee and my husband had the pecan pie ala mode. Both desserts were excellent.
Our waiter was Oscar. He was very attentive and gave us our refills as needed and checked in on us often. He was very conversational and friendly.
The tavern was still decorated in Christmas decor and I was it was so beautiful and festive. I was so happy to be able to catch it before they took it all down.
We will definitely be back again.
The oysters in the soup are plump and fresh. The cream is a bit salty but goes well with the bread.
Fried green tomato is really fun. My first time. Meaty and juicy like fried oyster but more refreshing. The batter is well seasoned too.
Excellent shepherd pie. Lamb aroma is strong. Better than most ones I had in Britain. Golden cheddar appreciated.
Calf livers are tasty, though it’s definitely not medium. Not tough. The bacon slices are well cooked. Many beans, which is nice.
The side asparagus is surprisingly big and robust 🙂
Most prices are decent for such establishment (except for the fish and chips haha)
Food came fast. Alcohol takes a bit more time.
I also discovered it dates back to 1933, is family owned, and holds a tremendous amount of history. We ate at the Harry Truman booth. They advertise that all the presidents from Truman through George W Bush ate there. I learned all of this from Solomon who has worked there for 27 years.
The service was excellent, and the portions were quite generous.
The one strange thing on the bill was an operational fee of 6%. I asked two different servers what this was for and they could not explain. A copy of the bill is attached.
I feel that it would be more appropriate from a customer satisfaction standpoint that they just increase the prices of everything by 6% rather than having a 6% operational fee attached to the bill.
Martin’s Tavern has been around for many years. It is a lot of fun to sit in the booths which were used by presidents and other famous luminaries. They even have have places where they sat at Martin’s Tavern labeled.
Service was excellent.
But the operational fee was a surprise, 5-6% it is quite a lot and unexpected.
We have been visiting the place years ago, and cannot remember this fee.