Lobby Bar is an easy choice for Labor Day weekend brunch, bites, and drinks near Capitol Hill.
The Name Fits and So Does the Mood
The name alone makes Lobby Bar a natural favorite for The Washington Lobbyist, but the setting seals the deal. This 2,000-square-foot charmer sits across from Eastern Market and steps from Barracks Row, placing it in the center of one of Washington DC’s most walkable neighborhoods.
Intimate booths, bar seating, a communal table, and an outdoor patio create a polished yet relaxed gathering place.
Girl Dinner Made Lobby Bar Famous
Lobby Bar is already known for its $80 Girl Dinner, a silver platter loaded with Caesar salad, Lobby Nuggets, truffle Parmesan fries, and two dirty martinis. It is playful, generous, and made for sharing!
The full menu expands the appeal with oysters, crab dip, a double smash burger, spicy rigatoni, Maryland crab cake, and other polished American favorites. Meanwhile, inventive martinis and craft cocktails make the bar a destination of its own.
Brunch Creates a New DC Classic
Now weekend brunch gives Capitol Hill another reason to visit. Served Saturday and Sunday from 10 am to 3 pm, the menu includes lobster Benedict, steak and eggs, a breakfast smash burger, skillet pancakes, shrimp and grits, and brunch cocktails. Make Lobby Bar a Saturday or Sunday stop during Labor Day weekend, since its regular hours list Monday as closed.
The Washington Lobbyist proudly supports local DC restaurants that give neighborhoods their character, so reserve a table and enjoy this new DC classic! Lobby Bar is located at 224 7th Street SE, Washington DC 20003, near Eastern Market, Capitol Hill, and Barracks Row.
Average cost is $30 to $60 per person.
