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Where to Find President’s Day Brunch Around DC

Time for Monday mimosas

Flatbread with crab and chilies at Kapnos Kouzina in Bethesda. Photograph by Andrew Propp

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Celebrate President’s Day weekend with Monday brunch at these spots.

Radiator

1430 Rhode Island Ave., NW

Executive chef Jonathan Dearden offers special politically-themed menus based on currency. The offerings range from a Lincoln menu of yoghurt and fresh fruit for $5, to a Grant menu for $50 that includes breakfast poutine with bacon gravy and a bottle of bubbly. The menus are served from 7 am to 2:30 pm.

Firefly

1310 New Hampshire Ave., NW

Firefly will serve up its standard brunch offerings on Monday, including shrimp and grits and lemon-ricotta pancakes (9 am to 2 pm).

Declaration

804 V St., NW

Enjoy the restaurant’s full brunch menu from 10:30 am to 3 pm on Monday. It’s $40 per person for all-you-can-eat-and-drink, including house-made mimosas and bloody Marys.

Barcelona Wine Bar

1622 14th St., NW; 3310 Wisconsin Ave., NW; 12023 Town Square St., Reston

Starting at 11 am, brunch is served at all three locations of this Spanish chain. Grab brunch tapas like the chorizo hash, or a brunch cocktail from the build-your-own bloody Mary bar.

The Grilled Oyster Company

3701 Newark St., NW

Kick back with $12 bottomless mimosas, three kinds of $4 oyster shooters, and dishes like prosciutto eggs Benedict from 11:30 am to 3 pm.

Cheesetique

2411 Mt. Vernon Ave., Alexandria; 800 N. Glebe Rd., Arlington

Both locations of this popular cheese shop and restaurant are serving brunch, including mimosa buckets, from 11 am  to 3 pm.

Red Derby

3718 14th St., NW

Open Monday for brunch starting at 11 a.m. Brunch menu items include breakfast burritos, veggie bagels, and smoked salmon on a toasted bagel.

Kapnos/ Kapnos Taverna/Kapnos Kouzina

2201 14th St., NW; 4900 Hampden Ln., Bethesda; 4000 Wilson Blvd., Arlington

Mike Isabella’s Greek restaurant trio serves brunch items such as stone-oven baked eggs, herb marinated lamb chops, and falafel gyros from 11 am to 3 pm.

Former editorial fellow Kayla Randall is City Lights editor at Washington City Paper.