

Embark on a culinary voyage at Surveyor nestled within the Thompson Washington D.C. Immerse yourself in a captivating dining experience where dishes inspired by classic Americana harmoniously blend with exciting global flavors. Our talented chefs have curated a menu that delights the senses and showcases their artistry and passion for culinary excellence. Indulge in a sophisticated ambiance, impeccable service and unforgettable flavors that will leave you craving more.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 221 Tingey St SE, Washington, DC 20003
Phone: (202) 916-5234
Website: https://www.hyatt.com/thompson-hotels/iadth-thompson-washington-dc/dining
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Reviews
The food was absolutely outstanding:
• Steak and Eggs: The steak was cooked to perfection—tender, juicy, and seasoned beautifully. It paired wonderfully with the eggs for a truly satisfying meal.
• Crab Benedict: A must-try! The crab was fresh and generous, topped with a rich, velvety hollandaise sauce that tied everything together perfectly.
The combination of delicious food and such hospitable service made our visit truly special. I can’t recommend this place enough and will definitely be back soon!
Service was decent, staff was friendly and I would go back!
Service charge/tips are included in the bill when you charged to your room, double check the bill before signing off.
If the restaurant gets busy it can be pretty chaotic!! When there is a line at the entrance with a mix of dine-in and to-go customers, no one at the restaurant is giving any direction or monitoring the crowd. Food is good and all, but service can definitely be improved especially with tips is included in the bill.
I stayed at the hotel for three days, and as a World of Hyatt Globalist member, I got to try most of the entrées (complimentary one entrée and one drink for Globalists). My favorite was Shrooms. I was initially a little apprehensive as it’s vegetarian, but it was incredibly flavorful! The Breakfast Power Bowl was good too, though ask for the sauce on the side, as even without the sauce, I found it quite flavorful already. Parfait was waaaaaay too sweet.
However what ruined the experience was the service. Good luck trying to get any attention. The staff seemed to put in more effort avoiding guests than serving them. During “peak hours” (ie, 8-9am), the front desk isn’t staffed, so you have to wait perhaps 5 minutes just to get a table, when 3/4 of the restaurant is empty. During those 5 minutes, many of the servers would see you, but they would all run away.
During off-peak hours (ie, after 10am), the reverse happens. The staff stands at the front desk, but doesn’t walk the floor to serve guests at the tables, when the restaurant is much fuller. I waited over 10 minutes to get anyone’s attention, and ended up walking up to the front desk to place my order. You would think the staff would feel bad and come to my table, but she was perfectly happy taking the order at the front desk.
The restaurant might as well install self-service kiosks and get rid of half the staff. I think service would be much better.
The crispy chicken sandwich from the breakfast menu and the blackened shrimp and grits from the brunch menu were probably the 2 best dishes I had. The chicken was fried well, a crispy light breading and juicy chicken, with a nice sweet and slightly spicy sauce. The shrimp had a good hint of cajun flavor and a nice sear.
The steak in the steak and eggs is marinated with a sweet, bbq like sauce. I didn’t get asked how I wanted it cooked, but it came out medium well and still tender in the middle. The potatoes that came with the dish were well seasoned and had a nice crispy outside.
The crab benedict was a miss for me. I couldn’t really taste the crab in the crab cake and the flavor was good when I had the first benedict, but by the second benedict, I felt like it was becoming too salty. The cook on the eggs were also a little inconsistent, one of the eggs was perfectly runny but the other was a little overcooked.
The parfait was a little small but I liked that there was berry puree to stir into the vanilla yogurt. I think it would’ve been better and easier to mix in a regular bowl instead of the cup.
The waffles and French toast were as I expected, the macerated berries made them pretty sweet dishes. I couldn’t taste the egg in the French toast though.