The Boulevard in Clarendon now serves an Endless Brunch Experience every Sunday, a 90-minute stretch of unlimited brunch plates, sushi, sides, and sweets for $40 per person.
One Price Covers Crab Benedict, Chicken and Waffles, and Steak and Eggs
The spread reaches well past the usual eggs and toast. Caviar Deviled Eggs, a veggie omelet, eggs any style with bacon and crispy cracked potatoes, waffle and pancake stacks, Caesar and grapefruit salads, merguez sausage with creamy polenta, espresso French toast, and a croque madame all sit on the list.
The Brunch Favorites section adds Crab Benedict on a house made English muffin, Chicken and Waffles with bacon and bbq glaze, Morning Bao with bourbon-glazed pork belly, Shrimp and Grits, smoked salmon avocado toast, Steak and Eggs with hand-cut fries and bearnaise, and flank steak over Korean fried rice with kimchi. Order as many rounds as you like.
Sushi Rolls, Sides, and Sweets Round Out the Order Sheet
Sushi comes in at brunch, which is still rare around Arlington. California, salmon, avocado cucumber, spicy tuna, hamachi, crunchy spicy salmon, and shrimp tempura rolls are all part of the experience, and the kitchen sends sides of bacon, hand-cut fries, merguez sausage, asparagus, cracked potatoes, and eggs.
Sweets include seasonal panna cotta, cheesecake with strawberries, and a Greek yogurt parfait with granola. A few premium items sit outside the deal and carry their own prices, including the tuna tartar and the nigiri plate of king salmon, bluefin tuna, and hamachi. The menu marks those items clearly, so ask your server before ordering.
A little FYI on the Virginia bars drink deals. State regulation prohibits licensees from selling an unlimited number of drinks for one price, which is why bottomless mimosa brunches stop at the Potomac, so don’t be hatin’. The Boulevard works within that rule by charging $2 for each mimosa or bellini, and that is a fair trade for a $40 food spread of this size.
Big Groups, Birthdays, and Anyone Who Orders Three Brunches Will Win Here
This is a strong value, and a rare one in Northern Virginia. Split a Crab Benedict, a sushi round, and a waffle stack across the table and the ticket still lands at $40 a head before drinks. It suits birthday brunches, out-of-town guests, and friends who want to linger.
The Boulevard took over Clarendon’s former Wilson Hardware building this spring, and its Solset rooftop bar opened upstairs in May with room for about 60 guests under a retractable awning, as Katie Taranto reported in ARLnow’s Solset opening story. Finish brunch, then head up for a cocktail!
The Boulevard is located at 2915 Wilson Boulevard in Arlington, a short walk from the Clarendon Metro station. Endless Brunch runs every Sunday from 11:30 AM to 3:30 PM and costs $40 per person, plus $2 per mimosa or bellini, tax, gratuity, and a 2% kitchen fee. Reservation details are not publicly listed, so call 571-583-9778 or visit The Boulevard’s website before you go.
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