Cafe 59

They have a great variety of food AND drinks! Perfect to stop by before or after visiting the Bible Museum since it's in the same building. A great place to eat with your whole family. Friendly owners and workers with quick service!

Located close to the Metro, it's a good place to start or end the day. I got the Cheeseburger Combo, which was a good value at $14.79, for a late lunch before heading home.

I recently visited Cafe 59 in Washington, DC, and it was a great experience! The cafe is clean, and the staff are very kind and welcoming. It seems like it's under new management, and they've done a wonderful job with the renovations so far, with plans for even more improvements in the future. The coffee is incredibly fresh, and the menu offers a great variety of options, including fresh fruit and delicious dessert. I was there between breakfast and lunchtime, and they offered a seamless transition between the two menus with plenty of tasty choices. Overall, everything was fresh, delicious, and highly enjoyable. I highly recommend it!

I stopped by this cafeteria for a quick solo lunch and was impressed by the clean space and efficient setup. There was a good variety of food, and I liked being able to choose only what I wanted and pay accordingly. The staff were kind and professional, which made the experience even better. I’m looking forward to trying their made-to-order sandwiches next time!

This is my first time here and I'll say, I thoroughly enjoyed the bibimbap that I ordered. For that don't know what it is, it's a Korean dish with white rice, marinated thinly, sliced grilled beef, with an assortment of vegetables (spinach, bean sprouts, lettuce, etc.), and a fried egg on top. It usually includes some red pepper paste for a bit of heat. The picture below is after I ate some...the portion is generous, in my opinion. Currently, the hot bar is closed, but they do have a salad bar (pay per pound of food). I got a few kimbap (Korean rice rolls) For those still needing to come into the office to work, it's a good choice away from the McDonalds and Subway due to the options.

We stopped by this place after visiting the Bible Museum. The salad bar and hot bar foods were fresh and nicely displayed, and the overall atmosphere was cozy and welcoming. We had the bibimbap and pho from the deli bar — both were amazing and so comforting for the cold DC weather. Highly recommend this place!

I have had the salad bar, hot bar, breakfast bar and most sandwiches they make and have only been disappointed when I put too much in my tray. Everything is always tasty and reasonably priced. I go almost every day.