Ophelia's Fish House Review
Ophelia's Fish House Review
Ophelia's Fish House Review
Ophelia's Fish House Review
Ophelia's Fish House Review
Ophelia's Fish House Review
Ophelia's Fish House Review

Ophelia's Fish House

Eastern Market, Capitol Hill

501 8th St SE, Washington, DC

3.05

Drinks

2.33

While we'll always appreciate fresh squeezed orange juice, we'd have appreciated a higher champagne-to-fresh squeezed orange juice ratio even more.

Food

2.44

The non-seafood entrees are impressively affordable for a brunch spot, but unfortunately you might be stuck with them, since for a seafood place they were surprisingly out of crab.

Service

3.78

Ophelia's accommodated plenty of adjustments given the aforementioned seafood-place-out-of-crab situation, and we were plied with mimosas for a half-hour past the stated limit.

Ambiance

3.65

The perfect weather might be inflating our rating of their patio, but even if you're stuck inside, the fish-lined walls are a nice touch.

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