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Stellina Pizzeria
399 Morse St., NE
The popular Union Market-area pizzeria launches a prix-fixe brunch this weekend. Packages ($35 per person) include a bottle of prosecco and fresh juice plus a choice of two courses like an Italian riff on French toast with tiramisu cream or a carbonara pizza with pancetta and egg. Available for takeout and delivery from noon to 2 PM on Saturday and Sunday.
Tico
1926 14th St., NW
Boozy brunch returns to the 14th Street pan-Latin spot. Packages for two ($55) include cocktail kits for DIY mimosas or bloodies and three dishes of your choice like tacos and breakfast burritos. Every meal comes with crispy potatoes and churras. Available for pickup and delivery, noon to 4 PM.
Albi
1346 Fourth St., SE
Chef Michael Rafidi launches brunch at his new wood-fired Mediterranean restaurant on Sunday, April 26. The menu includes fun items wood-baked bagels, za’atar croissaints, flatbreads, tahini soft-serve, and harissa-spiced bloodies. Order online via Toast or Tock for pickup between 11 AM and 2 PM.
Le Diplomate
1601 14th St., NW
The French favorite reopened this week and has a special weekend menu for Saturday and Sunday between 1 and 8 PM. Brunch-y items include homemade croissants and pastries, a gruyere omelette, the famed burger, and not-so-famed-but-equally-tasty butter shrimp salad. Call for pickup or order delivery via Caviar and DoorDash. Bubbles and cocktails are pickup-only.
Nina May
1337 11th St., NW
Chef Colin McClimans just started a new brunch (and dinner) delivery at the seasonal Logan Circle restaurant. “Feast” packages include three-course meals for two with reheating instructions, and are designed to stretch for two meals (and can last up to five days). The brunch menu includes dishes like homemade yogurt parfaits, eggs Benedict, chicken wraps, and cinnamon rolls. Order online for delivery.
District Doughnut
Multiple area locations
Here’s a great new option for sweet teeth: bake-at-home cinnamon rolls. Packages come with four ready-bake rolls, vanilla bean glaze, and instructions by chef Christine Schaefer. Order online for delivery (pickup available soon). And while you’re at it, one of our editors shared a pro tip: the doughnuts freeze beautifully—just crisp them up in a skillet to reheat.
Kaliwa
751 Wharf St., SW
Chef Cathal Armstrong recently reopened his Thai/Filipino/Korean restaurant at the Wharf, which serves a daily menu beginning at 11:30 AM. Brunch burger fans can opt for an egg-topped patty with chili aioli, or go for favorites like the red crab curry, grilled soy-garlic ribs, and pork-shrimp rolls. You can also get tropical drinks and freezer meals for later (think lasagna and chili). Call for pickup orders and delivery within a three mile radius.
TTT Silver Spring
8407 Ramsey Ave., Silver Spring
The Mexican taqueria just launched takeout available daily starting at noon. Pick a protein like carnitas, shrimp, or veggies for tacos, bowls, burritos, quesadillas, and more. You can also opt for two-person packages ($35.99), margaritas, and more. Call for pickup.
Seasons
2800 Pennsylvania Ave., NW
The Four Seasons hotel restaurant was once home to DC’s power breakfast. Now you can get a taste at home (just pretend your cat is Hillary Clinton). Two menus are available for pickup on Tock: a la carte breakfast, served all day, or a three-course Sunday brunch ($60) with additional wines to-go. The kitchen’s special huevos rancheros are available on both.
Anna Spiegel covers the dining and drinking scene in her native DC. Prior to joining Washingtonian in 2010, she attended the French Culinary Institute and Columbia University’s MFA program in New York, and held various cooking and writing positions in NYC and in St. John, US Virgin Islands.
