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1. Kramers - Washington

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5
3499 reviews
Address: 1517 Connecticut Ave NW, Washington, DC 20036
Schedule: Open ⋅ Closes 10PM
Telephone: (202) 387-1400
Business type: Book store
Karen cohen: Helpful staff and a ton of books from every genre! Browsing is part of the fun or going there and see all the books you want to read. Have lunch in the dining area and spend the whole afternoon there. Huge children section,too.
bruce hutson: Kramers. Since 1976, so it’s not new to many, unless you visit from outa town, like we did. Our friends, Bob and Lynn, came here on dates years ago, as many did and still do. Lots of stories within these walls, ups and downs, and today we sat in fleeting sunshine to taste the excellent Kramers Breakfast(tasty potatoes), and the full mouth, comforting Ham Benedict(such creamy Hollandaise). Oh, and the books fairly pulsed into our hands within the well laid out spaces. Feed your body, nourish your soul
2. All Day by Kramers - Washington

5
86 reviews
Address: 1530 19th St NW, Washington, DC 20036
Schedule: Open ⋅ Closes 10PM
Telephone: (202) 387-3825
Business type: Book store
Joel Hames: It was solidly okay. Service was great. I had the steak and fries (substitute salad because the fries have gluten), and it was all….just okay. Steak wasn’t a particularly pleasant cut, and the cook on it was off. Salad was fine. Wine was good. Likely not heading back.
Stephanie Corte: We had a decent experience at All Day. The food was okay but not necessarily amazing or unique. The breakfast potatoes were unseasoned and stale with some pieces completely burnt. The bacon and ham were the best tasting parts. It was strange that each of the plates seemed to have been made by different cooks, since the eggs and potatoes were very different from the other plate. For example, one plate had green onions on the eggs and white onions in the potatoes while the other plate did not. The overall vibe, service, and seating outdoors is what makes this an enjoyable place to eat at.
3. Busboys and Poets - Washington

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4.9
2786 reviews
Address: 450 K St NW, Washington, DC 20001
Schedule: Open ⋅ Closes 10PM
Telephone: (202) 789-2227
Business type: Book store
Beverlyn Salva: Boyfriend and I were looking for breakfast to eat and we choose to go here. Very unique atmosphere. Love how they incorporated the bookstore & dinning together. Although the service we got was not what we expected. We order our drinks then later ordered our entrées. We get our food and both of our food was lukewarm and my fries was COLD (didn’t eat it). In addition, our server never checked on how we are doing and gave us what we requested which was just sugar for our coffee. Manager was walking around doing table touches and we never got touched. Our server then asked “how was everything” after we put our plate aside and decided enough is enough. Maybe if we come back it’ll be different but being our FIRST time eating there, we won’t come back. So if you’re looking for good food with good service this won’t be it or maybe it’ll be different. Who knows.
Peter Schwarzenbach: Good spot for a cozy breakfast. Prices are a bit steeper than expected but friendly wait staff and prompt courteous attention was always offered. My eggs where a tad overcooked but by no means bad. Would recommend for a unique and tasty experience
4. Trident Booksellers & Cafe - Boston

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5
2941 reviews
Address: 338 Newbury St, Boston, MA 02115
Schedule: Open ⋅ Closes 10PM
Telephone: (617) 267-8688
Business type: Book store
Aditya Nahar: Great spot for a read and eat. Went for a brunch and their food tasted very fresh. The prices are well and reasonable considering being on Newbury St. Plenty of seating available during summers, outside patio available as well. The juices are really fresh, tofu scramble tasted well. The falafal wrap was good as well however could be better if grilled rather than being cold. It’s hard to get server’s attention once your food is delivered. Overall a great place for food and being a book worm. Plenty of books available for purchase and reading.
Kyna McGill: great place to grab a bite and a book! really enjoyed my coffee here, have a unique and delicious menu. would totally recommend exploring! my partner and I grabbed a couple of puzzles - made for a wonderful weekend!
5. The Potter's House - Washington

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4.6
502 reviews
Address: 1658 Columbia Rd NW, Washington, DC 20009
Schedule: Closed ⋅ Opens 8:30AM Thu
Telephone: (202) 232-5483
Business type: Book store
Dena Delaviz: This is vegan brekky bowl & sammie. Both yum. The bowl doesn’t have a cheese or bacon substitute so its missing a little umph the carnivorous version prob has.
Haydar Celik: Very nice place to have coffee, read, and relax. There are books to purchase and I am sure the food is also good, at least they looked delicious. Will come back for lunch and coffee.
6. One More Page Books - Arlington

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4.9
155 reviews
Address: 2200 N Westmoreland St, Arlington, VA 22213
Schedule: Closed ⋅ Opens 11AM Thu
Telephone: (703) 300-9746
Business type: Book store
James Rambo: I stopped by One More Page yesterday to pick up a birthday gift for a friend who is an avid reader. I knew that my friend liked Regency-era romance and literature and Abraham Lincoln. Not only were both employees AND a customer (that I learned was the parent of one of the employees) super-helpful and found exactly what I needed but one of them handed me a LINCOLN ROMANCE NOVEL. For real? That level of exacting efficiency is what you can expect from this shop. Go to One More Page.
Cassie Hurley: The staff suggestions here are fantastic and they have tons of great author events. Street parking out front and free garage parking in back.