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Pizza, all-day breakfast & more gourmet diner fare in an airy, tin-ceilinged space with a patio.
- Service options :
- Outdoor seating, Delivery, Onsite services, Takeout, Dine-in
- Highlights :
- Fast service, Great beer selection, Great cocktails, Great coffee, Great dessert, Great tea selection
- Popular for :
- Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Solo dining
- Accessibility :
- Wheelchair accessible entrance, Wheelchair accessible restroom, Wheelchair accessible seating
- Offerings :
- Alcohol, Beer, Cocktails, Coffee, Comfort food, Happy hour drinks, Happy hour food, Hard liquor, Late-night food, Organic dishes, Quick bite, Salad bar, Small plates, Vegan options, Vegetarian options, Wine
- Dining options :
- Breakfast, Brunch, Lunch, Dinner, Catering, Dessert, Seating
- Amenities :
- Bar onsite, Restroom, Wi-Fi
- Atmosphere :
- Casual, Cozy, Trendy
- Payments :
- Credit cards, Debit cards, NFC mobile payments
- Children :
- Good for kids, High chairs, Kids' menu
- Parking :
- Free street parking, Paid parking lot, Paid street parking, Parking
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Open City is a popular diner in Washington, D.C. that offers a diverse menu with a focus on American cuisine, including pizza and all-day breakfast options. The restaurant provides various service options including outdoor seating, curbside pickup, delivery, takeout, and dine-in. With a spacious and charming interior featuring tin ceilings, Open City also offers a patio for outdoor dining. It is well-known for its fast service, extensive beer and cocktail selection, as well as great coffee and tea options. The menu caters to a wide range of preferences, with offerings such as alcohol, beer, cocktails, coffee, comfort food, healthy options, organic dishes, vegan and vegetarian options, and a kids' menu. Open City is open for breakfast, brunch, lunch, dinner, and dessert, providing seating options for customers. Located at 2331 Calvert St NW, this dining establishment offers a great dining experience for those seeking a delicious and diverse gourmet diner fare.
