Lavagna Review
Lavagna Review
Lavagna Review
Lavagna Review
Lavagna Review
Lavagna Review

Eastern Market, Capitol Hill

539 8th St SE, Washington, DC

4.13

Drinks

4.04

Only traditional mimosas are on offer, but with the dash of triple sec, they'll keep you going long enough to forget any concerns over a lack of a variety.

Food

4.12

You probably don't usually have spaghetti carbonara for brunch, but you should make an exception here. If you're not feeling quite that frisky, the mainstays still acquit themselves well.

Service

4.12

Don't be turned off by the menu's hour-and-a-half limit — we weren't kicked out until three hours into our reservation, and even that was done apologetically.

Ambiance

4.23

If you haven't grasped that we're suckers for a rustic brick wall at this point, we don't know what to tell you.

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We're like the postmen. We brunch in rain, sleet, or snow

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