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AssumptionSlow76 t1_jdm48el wrote

Un je nais se quoi - it’s far from where I live so I only get to go on match days, but their pistachio croissant is the stuff of dreams.

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skysent t1_jdm4r6k wrote

My favorite breakfast sandwich is Elle’s brisket sandwich in Mt Pleasant. Order ahead online. Too good

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hemlockone t1_jdm65o7 wrote

Bagel sandwich from Call Your Mother, usually bacon, egg, and cheese with honey.

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Sufficient-Job-1013 t1_jdm6m7b wrote

Cracked Eggery - The Animal Tatte - bacon egg and cheese with sourdo or lox avocado sandwich

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TelemachusTook t1_jdm8l5z wrote

La Tejana in Mt Pleasant or So’s Your Mom in Adams Morgan.

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[deleted] t1_jdm9d90 wrote

Literally any pastry from Sharbat. I will travel for those scrumptious treats.

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Responsible-Ebb-9775 t1_jdmar8a wrote

Agree with Black Coffee and Le Tejana Also: Saku Saku Flakerie and Yellow Cafe in Georgetown.

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bitchesandsake t1_jdmb8v0 wrote

not necessarily my fav but another good option, pretzel bakery. their little breakfast sliders are super quick and convenient and tasty.

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gamecube100 t1_jdmbyxx wrote

Stunned “Bagels Etc” wasn’t at the top of this list. Best breakfast sandwich in DC by a country mile.

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alagrancosa t1_jdmjqbl wrote

Haven’t been there in a while but the baked joint

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mmeeplechase t1_jdmkt4p wrote

Just went to Tatte for the first time last month, and now it’s one of my favorites!

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annoyedatwork t1_jdmo7cu wrote

Tony’s Breakfast Place off H street. Best fried chicken around, and only in the am. They switch to chicken wings only later in the day. (Which are also spectacular)

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mr5014 t1_jdmpugc wrote

Cracked Eggery or Republic Cantina

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Giant_Homunculus t1_jdmq4bh wrote

I’m not falling for your trap. The answer is home because if you go buy coffee and avocado toast how will you afford to gas up your Ferrari?

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TaigaGulo t1_jdmrobq wrote

Market Lunch! Gotta time it right for it to be "quick" but it's the best diner-style breakfast in DC

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2timeBiscuits t1_jdms88l wrote

Anyone like Lee’s Sandwiches? Cheap coffee and sandwiches.

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octodo t1_jdmsmad wrote

I'm an Elle defender but yeah the prices are fucking bananas. I've also gone for the dinner service a few times and each time it was hundreds of dollars and totally unmemorable.

Their guava turnover is A+++ though

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awaybethrown88 t1_jdmuksp wrote

Marty Clark's Uptown Sandwich Shoppe in Bloomingdale x1000000

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TimAppleBurner t1_jdmy7ze wrote

I love a good Tatte breakfast sandwich. Swap out the sourdough for a croissant

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chrisbogen t1_jdn2lwf wrote

Murry and Paul’s 12th St NE. Cash only.

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Carlsteezy t1_jdn6nym wrote

Ohhh I’m visiting DC myself and just went to a baked joint soooo good

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WaterBubbly t1_jdncsjy wrote

My kitchen. Best cinnamon honey oats and hard boiled eggs EVER

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freecandy_van t1_jdnewfb wrote

Judy and her crew could make any operation more efficient. 3yrs of living next door to this place gave me such an appreciation for their system. If there wasn’t a line, I was out of there in <3 minutes with an amazing sandwich in hand.

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ognir-rrats t1_jdnfeyo wrote

The GW deli has really good stuff usually for pretty cheap tho it gets pretty busy at lunchtime and when the school across the street gets out

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hemlockone t1_jdng1p6 wrote

I've only had Bethesda bagels once, but if I recall bagels etc was a bit more doughy and way more flavorful (not the toppings, but the actual bagel dough has a delicious almost nutty flavor)

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dr_greene t1_jdnhxxo wrote

I always loved a breakfast sandwich from Java House before I moved out to the suburbs

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Wheresmycardigan t1_jdnj2xe wrote

I've gotten in/out on a weekday before 8:30AM. It is a crap shoot depending on the latest article, IG post came out lol

It's good and I've been getting them when they started as a pop up at Purple but not something I'd wait in line for (and Im a "will wait in line for food" kinda person lol)

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Wheresmycardigan t1_jdnk63f wrote

>too expensive for what it is

This aint no egg McMuffin with off shelf mass produced products. The sandwich itself is practically a caricature of hipster-small-batch-homemade since everything including the hot sauce is made from scratch. They might as well tell us the hen's name. Queue Portlandia skit

I'm admittedly a Elle stan but i remember back in the day the bfast sandwich was made to order in front and it takes long AF bc they do that French omelet technique and put a TON of butter. Actually it's prob better that they make it BOH so people don't know how much butter goes into a single sandwich.

Best yes expensive and not a quick brand and go.

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dudeitsrazz t1_jdnnzy1 wrote

I miss Baguettes & Bagels :(

Buffalo & Bergen at Union Market is great (order online in advance)

Bullfrog Bagels is good too.

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40000birdfeeder t1_jdnpl4x wrote

Boeymongers for the bacon/egg/cheese on a roll or Bethesda bagels for the nova cream cheese on an everything.

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BruxBlonde t1_jdnr9qj wrote

Breakfast tacos at Foxtrot (at least the Mt Vernon Square location). They're small and tasty, just right for a quick breakfast.

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HedgehogsAndShit t1_jdnxxr0 wrote

Call Your Mother is the best for bagels in the city. You can schedule your order on their Tock in advance for next-day delivery so there’s no waking up and waiting an hour. Life-altering revelation.

In NE, I Egg You is great for a greasy Texas Toast breakfast sammy, and they have always have a new weekend special. They put this delightful old bay jalapeño sauce on the side and it’s fantastic. Side loaded potatoes are also a winner.

If you want fried tots, Cracked Eggery is good but their sandwiches are burger style and not quite as good as I Egg You.

That’s all I got. Enjoy.

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Iwanttobeagnome t1_jdnz5do wrote

Bullfrog-that bacon egg and cheese on and everything is my everythkng

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KingRedLoc t1_jdnzehl wrote

Something quick & easy to go cost efficient… Fish king rhode island or Tonys breakfast near H st

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Gumburcules t1_jdo7wsu wrote

I never understood the Tony's boner on this sub.

Yeah, it's cheap, but that's like all they have going for them. It's slow as hell and the food is ridiculously plain - a breakfast sandwich is just an egg and Sysco bacon on wonder bread. The pancakes are clearly Krusteaz food service mix and corn syrup "syrup."

If all you want is a cheap bland breakfast you could make the exact same thing cheaper and faster at home.

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Gumburcules t1_jdo85kk wrote

When I'm too lazy to make my own bagels Bullfrog is my go-to.

Everything bagel with egg, extra bacon, cheddar cheese and Sriracha mayo is one of if not the best bagel sandwich in DC.

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Edanero t1_jdorfzl wrote

Sunrise Cafe on 17th and L. No frills, filling, affordable, and quick. Sometimes you just want a commodity omelette and starchy potatoes for <$10.

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skratchpikl202 t1_jdp65ct wrote

Meats and Foods off Florida NW. Everything there is pretty delicious, but the breakfast burrito in particular is fire

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Vegetable-Ratio-5857 t1_jdq0du5 wrote

Baked Joint. Has anything you need plus great coffee. They can run out of stuff early-ish though.

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d_hor t1_jdvcxqs wrote

Pearls, I Egg You, Tatte, Meats and Foods, Astro Doughnuts, Cracked Eggery, Yellow, Roaming Rooster, Pluma

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Panda_alley t1_jdwnp99 wrote

gotta try this place, the hours keep me away. opens at like 9am? bro i gotta be shooting off meaningless emails and pretending to work at that point. this bureaucracy aint going to grind itself forward

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Panda_alley t1_jdwojy3 wrote

what? to each their own but these (specifically from this location, not sure about others) are some of the worst breakfast items ive ever had. they're the size of a pinky finger and each time i have to peel the tortilla off the foil. its been about six months since ive been, and at the time they were coming out of a steamer which i thought was incredibly weird. maybe they've changed since then.

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