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Where to Find President’s Day Brunch Around DC

The sister Balkan restaurants are all-you-can-eat, all the time. Menus for lunch and brunch vary slightly between the Capitol Hill and Clarendon locations, but you can expect a ton of options at both—soups, salads, baked egg dishes, sweet and savory pastries, and more. There are bottomless options, too.

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Best European Restaurants in Northern Virginia

Indeed, this Eastern European spot aims to please, with a kitchen adept at bestowing modern-day nuances on grandmotherly comfort food. Not the least of its winning strategies is a set-price menu that lets diners order all they can eat from its extensive list of small plates.

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Best of Arlington 2023: Food & Drink

Top Restaurants and Bars in Arlington – Best of Arlington 2023. Ambar Clarendon is among the top vote-getters.

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Serbian Dishes You Need To Try At Least Once

In recent years, rakija has even become a bit trendy in the U.S., with San Antonio-based Dorcol Distilling making small-batch craft rakija out of apricots and Washington, D.C.’s Ambar offering a wide range of rakija made from apples, apricots, cherries, honey, pears, plums, quinces, and raspberries.

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DC Restaurants That Have Christmas Covered This Year

Twas the night before Christmas and all through the house, not a creature was stirring because they skipped out on the stress of cooking their own holiday meal at home. Genius!

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What’s open on Christmas weekend in the DC area

The Balkan restaurant’s locations in D.C. and VA are offering a brunch feast on Christmas featuring a spread of kebabs, beet tzatziki and fresh-baked pita.

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Restaurants open on Christmas for a stress-free holiday

Schedule Christmas Day brunch at Ambar this year and enjoy Balkan cuisine like Sudzuk beef flatbread, potato hash or charcuterie. The all-you-can-eat brunch costs $34.99 per person, and guests can pay an additional $8.99 to enjoy unlimited selected cocktails.

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Where to Order Christmas Dinner Around D.C.

Prepared by executive chef Dejan Pilovic, Ambar’s Christmas Eve dinner includes festive dishes like beef schnitzel with dry porcini mushrooms, mashed potato, white wine and slow cooked root vegetables; black sea bass with lentil stew, moravska salsa, red pepper and tomato; and Istrian pasta with wild mushrooms, truffle and parmesan.

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Where to Eat on Christmas Day Around DC

The Capital Hill location will serve brunch from 10 AM to 3:30 PM on Christmas, while the Clarendon location will be open from 9:30 AM to 3:30 PM. Both menus feature an all-you-eat array of mezze, soups, salads, sandwiches, pastries, and sweets. Favorites on the menu include a strawberry waffle with Nutella, shrimp omelet, and prosciutto Benedict.

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10 Bottomless Brunches That Will Turn Your Weekend Into a Blur

Among the many topics D.C.-area residents take seriously, brunch outshines them all once the sun rises over the weekend morning, with Baltic fare from Ambar, bottomless oysters at Brine, dim sum from Woodley Park’s new Han Palace, all alongside plenty of that liquid sunshine known as mimosas for the bleary-eyed. There’s something for everyone between bottomless deals, those tried-and-true essential brunch spots, sunny, portable breakfast sandwiches, and the hottest new brunches landing in the region.

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