Experts' Choice Award Breadline
9 expert reviews
“Flaky little empanadas, superlative potato knishes and oyster po' boy sandwiches rival the legends in New Orleans.”
– Washington Post
Travel + Leisure "A block from the White House and across the street from the World Bank, Breadline is easily spotted by its red and black umbrellas—and at lunchtime, by its large crowd." Full review
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"One "delicious" sandwich makes for an "unmatched" lunch." Full review
Gayot "Mark Furstenberg, of Marvelous Market fame, started the bread craze in DC, and launched this specialty bakery and sandwich shop." Full review
Time Out "On a Downtown block with plenty of other quick breakfast and lunch options available in the area, Breadline is always packed." Full review
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If you’ve got room, add some boutique soda and Route 11 chips—Virginia-made potato chips that come in a variety of novelty flavors.
Not For Tourists "Screw South Beach if it means you can't eat here. (Lunch only.)."
National Geographic "Offers creative lunchtime sandwiches in a stylish, no-fuss atmosphere near the White House." Full review
Where "Popular lunch cafe (look for White House staff) with free WiFi. Sandwiches on artisan bread, soups, salads. Mon.-Fri. 7:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m." Full review
Lonely Planet Top Choice
"‘Food is ammunition – don’t waste it!’ commands a WWII-era poster on the wall of this polished bakery and sandwich shop." Full review
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