The all-day diner survives in DC as a comfort-food fixture serving breakfast plates and blue-plate suppers at any hour. Ted's Bulletin in Logan Circle is the polished, retro version of the form. Heat Da Spot Cafe on Georgia Avenue and the round-the-clock Kabob Palace across the river in Arlington fill out the casual end of the spectrum.
Heat Da Spot Cafe in Washington Dc: american diner room. A Petworth-Columbia Heights corner cafe on Georgia Avenue with a small couch-and-vintage-tee.
TipThe berbere-spiced chechebsa (fried flatbread soaked in spiced butter) is the cafe's editorial pick; commuters take the morning line out the door before 09:00.
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