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.

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.

Finding time for a night out with friends, whether it be a quiet dinner or dancing the night away at a club, can be tricky. Once a date is selected that works for everyone’s hectic schedules, the next challenge is finding a location to match the desired vibe of the evening. Luckily, D.C. is home to plenty of places for every party size, palate, appetite, and mood.

Both the Capitol Hill and Clarendon locations of the Balkan restaurant will offer lunch and dinner deals throughout the week. For $25, you can enjoy unlimited small plates for lunch, and for $55, you can have unlimited small plates for dinner, plus dessert. Try their lamb lasagna, charcuterie meats, short rib goulash, and more.

If steak is your thing, look no further than medium rare. For less than $30, you can start your day with their award-winning culotte steaks and unlimited Bloody Marys or mimosas. Swap out the traditional eggs and bacon for Ambar’s $39 bottomless Balkan brunch.

Brunch at this Balkan restaurant’s DC location is $34.99 per person or $43.98 with unlimited drinks, and brunch at the Clarendon location is $39.99 per person. Find strawberry waffles with Nutella, lobster flatbread, a truffle risotto, and more share plates at both locations.

Liquor stores and drinks menus are stocked with an ever-increasing selection of new brands of tequila, mezcal and bourbon. But an under-the-radar beverage in another category may be slowly gaining traction among spirits fans.

OpenTable, the popular restaurant reservations platform, just released its first 100-strong user-generated list since the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic that practically decimated hospitality in 2020: The 100 Best Brunch Restaurants in America.

It’s awesome to know you are loved, and thanks to you – the love never stops coming. Ambar DC and our sister restaurant in Arlington have been selected among the Washingtonian readers favourite dining places in the DMV area. Check out this great article and once again – thank you for supporting us all these years!

What is one of the best places for everyday dining around Washington DC? Well, according to Trip Advisor’s Travelers’ Choice, and for second year in a row – it’s Ambar DC! This is a rare recognition that is bestowed upon less than 1% of restaurants in the USA. Check it out on the link!