Those of us who have lived in Washington for a while consider the Tabard ... inn was threatened with demolition, then in 1975 purchased by Fritzi and Edward Cohen, who reintroduced the restaurant ...

You never know who you’ll run into at the Tabard Inn & Restaurant. An old colleague ... is an in-the-know revolving door for ...

Tabard Inn’s crab tart has an impressive ... the dish was chosen, says restaurant manager Neidra Holmstrom, to “cater to those that wanted a little breakfast or brunch during our lunch hours.” Here’s ...

Nestled on a quiet, tree-lined street only blocks from the never-ending hustle and bustle of K Street is the cozy, intimate Hotel Tabard Inn Restaurant ... foodies for its brunch, should also ...

In Washington DC, the weekend ritual of brunch transcends mere mimosas and ... re dining alongside influential constituents. The Tabard Inn offers old-world charm that appeals to the diplomatic ...

Tabard Inn is the oldest continuously operating inn in D.C., and the Restaurant Association of ... and a popular weekend brunch spot, but it is also still a functioning inn, with eclectic rooms ...

Valet parking Friday and Saturday after 7 p.m., Sunday during brunch ... per person. Restaurants come and restaurants go, but it seems like Washington will always have the Tabard Inn.

Tabard Inn is right here in Washington DC at 1739 N St NW, Washington, DC 20036. Try some of their new popular dishes like the Chicken & Donuts and Oysters.