“ Would get a 5 stars but have been there two Saturdays in last month where the music feels like a high school prom. Heavy on the Katy Perry which didn't really match the vibe. Other than that the drinks were great. ”

“ We were here to grab brunch with our friends. We did not have reservations, so we got really lucky to get a nice table for 4. Hostess was very nice. We ordered bottomless mimosas for the table. They bring various juices for your mimosa and the Prosecco was great too. For food we ordered eggs with sausage and bacon. Food is mostly American with some Mexican blended into it. Huge portions as I couldn't finish mine. It was very delicious. Price was nominal compared to other brunch places. Ambiance was great. Parking can be hard to find in this area. ”

“ My friend and I came here before a 930 club show for dinner. They had good reviews, but I didn't take a good look at their menu. It's a bit of Mexican food for dinner, along with some other food, which was wonderful. My friend and I shared the roasted cauliflower and steak fajitas. They even provided extra tortillas for us, which came out hot. Everything was phenomenal and I would definitely come back here. The ambiance was great and they even had a rooftop I'll have to check out next time. I definitely suggest this place before a show at the 930 club or other clubs in the area. ”

“ I love 801's brunch and rooftop! I've been multiple times but I really loved their winter pop up on the roof! The drinks were sooo good and I liked the chicken sandwich. They have a bottomless brunch with orange crushes which is truly game changing considering their crushes are as good as Dewey beach crushes.... Which is hard. Looking forward to trying this brunch in March ”

“ Holiday Themed Drinks at 801DC are so cozy and festive! Ever sip fills you with jolly and cheer Drinks we had ~ *801 Mulled Wine *Spiked Hot Cider *Coconut Hot Chocolate ”

“ Solid brunch that never disappoints me or my friends when we need an easy brunch situation. The staff is friendly and professional. The spot is clean and stays busy regardless of when you stop by. It is essentially on U street so it's not too quiet. But everyone usually is there having a great time especially when it warms up outside. ”

“ Highly recommend brunch on the second floor! There are a variety of seating options, we chose the bar. Both Tago and Kevin were welcoming and attentive. As I explained that day, I found the spot on Yelp that morning and wanted to try the food! The Breakfast of Champions dish was EVERYTHING! (5 stars) It was filling and had lots of all ingredients! My friend ordered the chorizo tacos which she liked but vowed to try the dish I ordered the next time. The Bottomless Mimosas were lovely; especially because you're given the juice on the side. I ordered strawberry and my friend ordered grapefruit. They also offer a good deal with cocktails as well! The only part I didn't like was the $4 charge for one slice of toast. I think I've found my new Sunday brunch spot! ”

“ I stopped by recently for brunch. This place was packed on a Sunday. They feature 3 floors. 2 floors with bars and a rooftop bar with great views. Staff here are friendly and work well together. We arrived for our reservation time and they are very strict with your 2 hour time slot. We got the bottomless mimosas and cocktails option. Food wise we ordered everything from the avocado toast, 2 egg breakfast, California Benedict, steak + eggs, and the breakfast of champions. Everyone agreed the steak was the highlight today. Meat was tender, cooked perfectly and great fat to meat ratio. The chimichurri demi was amazing. I would request that on the side to dip with your fries. My friends and I stayed for the entire 2 hour duration. The staff was accommodating and allowed us to bring our drinks up stairs. The rooftop featured some tvs, shade and bench seating to do some people watching. Overall, the value here cannot be beat. For $48, bottomless mimosas and 6 other drinks to choose from is a steal in the District. Yes, there are places that have bottomless food as well, but we definitely got our $ worth with each of us having 2-3 espresso martinis. Highly recommend coming here for brunch. They have some fun brunch cocktails to order and a nice variety of food items. ”

“ 801 was pretty good. It has a pretty normal, crowd pleasing menu and reasonable prices. You aren't going to be wowed but you aren't going to be disappointed, either. Many of the reviews on here are for brunch, but I visited for dinner on a Saturday. It was pretty quite at ~6 PM. I sat on the first floor, which was a friendly if somewhat plain space. The menu is mostly Tex Mex and American, with dishes like tacos and burritos but also burgers and salmon. To drink, we had beer: Right Proper Raised by Wolves ($8) and Modelo ($7). Then we had the Quesabirria Tacos which had two large birria tacos with consomme ($18). And the Chicken Al Pipian, which was two pieces of fried chicken with pipian rojo, spinach, and rice. Pipian sauce was new to me -- it's a Mexican sauce made with pumpkin seeds and dried red chilies. Both entrees were solid. The pipian sauce wasn't spicy, but had a nice, slightly spiced, savory flavor. The rice reminded me of butter rice when I was a kid, which I liked. The fry on the chicken was very good, although the chicken itself could have used some more flavor, either from a brine or from some spices in the fry. The tacos were pretty standard -- beef, melted cheese, a little bit of burnt cheese flavor, and broth. Service was friendly and timely. Again, pretty good but also pretty average. ”