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Landmark indie bookstore & cafe with a menu of upscale American fare, wine & draft beer. Open late.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1517 Connecticut Ave NW, Washington, DC 20036
Phone: (202) 387-1400
Website: https://www.kramers.com/
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: restaurent.comopentable.com
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Kramers (bookstore) – Wikipedia
Kramers is an independent bookstore and cafe in the Dupont Circle neighborhood of Washington, D.C. Since its founding in 1976 by Bill Kramer, Henry Posner, …
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Reviews
BARAK WORLD
Kremer is a beautiful restaurant in DC and a truly great experience from start to finish. The space itself is great, warm, and thoughtfully designed, making it a pleasure to sit and enjoy a meal. I ordered the eggs with sliced tomato, and they were simple, fresh, and perfectly prepared, sometimes the simplest dishes done well say the most. The service was excellent, friendly, and professional without being intrusive. Everything flowed smoothly, and I felt genuinely welcomed. Highly recommend Kremer and will definitely be back.
… moreSarah Rezendes
I had a fantastic brunch at Kramerbooks & Afterwords! The menu had a broad range of brunch options, plenty to choose from without being overwhelming. The drink list included seasonal specialties, and the pumpkin spice latte was outstanding (I even got a second one to go)!
My friend ordered the chicken and waffles: crispy chicken, a sauce that nailed the sweet and savory balance, and a waffle with the perfect texture. I went with the Soho omelette, which was both delicious and generously portioned. The sourdough bread it came with was easily the best I’ve ever had, and the potatoes were spot-on.
Despite arriving on a Sunday afternoon without a reservation, we were seated immediately. Our waitress, Wendy, was an absolute rockstar. She was managing a busy section but still checked on us at just the right times. We never once had to flag her down.
The comfortable, welcoming atmosphere combined with excellent food and service makes this a spot I’ll absolutely be returning to. I can’t wait to try more of the menu!
… moreMy friend ordered the chicken and waffles: crispy chicken, a sauce that nailed the sweet and savory balance, and a waffle with the perfect texture. I went with the Soho omelette, which was both delicious and generously portioned. The sourdough bread it came with was easily the best I’ve ever had, and the potatoes were spot-on.
Despite arriving on a Sunday afternoon without a reservation, we were seated immediately. Our waitress, Wendy, was an absolute rockstar. She was managing a busy section but still checked on us at just the right times. We never once had to flag her down.
The comfortable, welcoming atmosphere combined with excellent food and service makes this a spot I’ll absolutely be returning to. I can’t wait to try more of the menu!
Jeanie Trinh
The food was amazing and their atmosphere was cool! Very cute and almost comforting, while it is small, the space is bright. The bookstore is a cool addition and I do love the selection of books!
… moreTom OKeefe
We ate here 6 times in the week we spent in DC. They should name a wing after us. Best waffles I’ve ever had. So light and crispy! Also liked the Papas Bravas. My wife says it’s the best avocado toast she’s ever had. Great Happy Hour deals too!
… moreVannesa Cardenas
A bookstore, a bar, and a restaurant. An absolute dream. One of my favorite brunch spots in the city. Absolutely love the potatoes bravas. Pretty much all the food is amazing and the seasonal drinks are awesome
… moreBeth Lang
Super Fun High Tea! Enrique was out attentive server who made it even more special.
Plenty of food – we even needed a take home box.
One thing to note – the tea is served in the restaurant and not inside the bookstore.
Highly Recommend!!
… morePlenty of food – we even needed a take home box.
One thing to note – the tea is served in the restaurant and not inside the bookstore.
Highly Recommend!!
Dan Miranda
I enjoyed Kramers. Fun concept, a bookshop with a top tier kitchen catches onto a fun vibe that is quintessential DC. Good and service was great here. I tried the roasted pork hash and it was absolutely delicious. Drinks were delicious as well. Definitely worth the visit.
… moremakinhotcoffee
Nothing spectacular for the price point. The food was bland, sourdough tasty, and coffee solid. The Kramers breakfast, comprised of choice of meat, two eggs, potatoes, sourdough; it’s standard brekky. You can gather nothing blew me away. I’m sure there are other delicious items on the menu, so I’ll give it another go once I visit DC again.
… moreHannah Greenfader
I’ve been to Kramers many times over the years. The atmosphere is great, and the breakfast is usually fine. But the last time I went, the potatoes were undercooked and the cheese I requested wasn’t added to my omelet. When I asked for it, they just opened the omelet and put unmelted cheese on top. When I mentioned it to the server, she said, “the kitchen is really busy.”
… moreFaithful Ness
Randomly got lunch on a Sunday mid afternoon. I was with my toddler and I was disappointed by how this restaurant was not so small kid friendly.
But the overall experience was okay and food was good.
Waitress wasn’t that invested in my table. Probably because I had a toddler. We needed napkins, a spoon for my toddler and some other things I had to ask other people for while I watched my waitress chat at the hostess stand. When we ordered dessert it was very clear how checked out she was. Because our desserts came and she only gave us napkins with no utensils.
I think this looks like a fun spot with great bites if you’re not with a small child.
… moreBut the overall experience was okay and food was good.
Waitress wasn’t that invested in my table. Probably because I had a toddler. We needed napkins, a spoon for my toddler and some other things I had to ask other people for while I watched my waitress chat at the hostess stand. When we ordered dessert it was very clear how checked out she was. Because our desserts came and she only gave us napkins with no utensils.
I think this looks like a fun spot with great bites if you’re not with a small child.