Matchbox Review
Matchbox Review
Matchbox Review
Matchbox Review
Matchbox Review

Drinks

4.15

You can choose among five flavors — peach, cranberry, grapefruit and pineapple complement the usual orange — and with the champagne and juices served separately, your mimosas are as strong (or weak) as you like.

Food

4.08

Depending on your hunger and/or proximity to a fridge to deposit leftovers, the $35 food bundle's a great deal, and even barring that, finishing a sub-$20 pizza's a challenge, too.

Service

3.76

Our server handled our questions about Matchbox's various bundle options with aplomb, and was graciously willing to continue the juice portion of mimosa service for a compatriot who'd reached their limit on champagne.

Ambiance

2.45

Penn Quarter views are always a bit limited by the size of the neighboring buildings, but the cozy patio at least opens out upon an entertaining people-watching segment of E Street, and you can always head inside for a more industrial, if unremarkable, vibe.

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