Sadly, no one on our team went for the Miller High Life included in the $20 bottomless option, but the mimosas are quickly refilled, if a little weak.

A lunch menu is on offer for those who wish, but the star are the breakfast options, allowing you to enjoy a good Benedict with avocado at a quite reasonable price, with a hefty portion of hash browns on the side, to boot.

Our server indulged our strange request for an alcoholic beverage served in a kiddie cup (Present Company's nothing if not an all-inclusive neighborhood bar, albeit with far too long a name), and was generally willing to humor our likely-quite-annoying table.

To a long-term Washingtonian, it can't help but pale in comparison to previous occupant Sixth Engine, but at least they kept the Dalmation-with-a-fire-hat painting, ensuring the friendly vibe lives on.