Saturday mornings hit differently when you’re sipping mimosas in Dupont Circle or enjoying pancakes under the sun in the Navy Yard. DC’s brunch restaurants have great vibes, leafy patios, bold menus, and playlists that keep the mood just right. If you’re hosting a bridal shower, afternoon tea party, or planning a birthday brunch, the vibe matters. And you want it just right. Tagvenue helps you find your kind of brunch spot. Book private tables, browse menu previews, and sort venues to find the best one. Plan ahead and book your next favorite brunch restaurant before someone else snags it.
In Washington, DC, prices of brunch restaurants average $2500 minimum spend per event. Costs vary depending on guest capacity, popularity, location, and amenities like sound systems or bar services. Extra charges may apply for custom catering, decor, or event planning services. Packages with add-ons, such as DJs, photo booths, or other entertainment services, can also increase the overall cost. Check out the typical price ranges in Washington, DC, based on Tagvenue data:
From $1500 | to $5000 | minimum spend per event |
From $22 | to $60 | per person |
From $50 | hire fee per hour |
For a more upscale feel, places like Sfoglina Downtown or Cranes Spanish Kaiseki in Northwest DC offer refined menus and private dining setups with minimum spends starting around $1,000 per session. If you want something bigger or more relaxed, Right Proper Brewing Company in Shaw has room for over 200 guests and offers flexible session pricing. Rooftop fans love El Techo. It’s one of the most affordable options, with a $35 minimum spend.
You've got everything from private dining rooms and all-day cafes to rooftop taquerias and full-on restaurants with built-in bars. Need something polished for a client event? Go for a place like Fiola Mare. If you're planning a birthday party with friends, a casual spot like Ambar Clarendon or Divino restaurant & multi-event spaces works well and won't blow your budget.
Northwest DC has the most variety, area like Georgetown, Downtown, and Dupont are loaded with venues with private rooms and chef-driven menus. Shaw is great for larger, more social gatherings with breweries and rooftop options. Capitol Hill and Adams Morgan are also solid picks if you want something central with character.