Washington City Paper Best Of Awards

Tabard Inn wins Best Chef and is a finalist for Best Restaurant, Brunch, Wait Staff (Runner-up), Best Donut and Best Date Spot

Thrillist

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InsideHook

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AAA Club Alliance

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Fodor's Travel

The 10 Best Historic Hotels in Washington D.C.

TimeOut

D.C. was just named the best U.S. city for solo travelers. The Tabard Inn is listed in Open Table as a top solo dining location.

Eater DC

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Foodie and the Beast

Hear the Tabard Inn's Beverage Director, Dominik Lenikowski talk about our new fall cocktails.

DC News Now

Watch Chef Matthew cook dishes from our spring menu like hamachi crudo and spring leek soup

Washington Blade

Tabard Inn wins Best Restaurant in The Blade's Best of LGBTQ D.C. 2024

Eater DC

D.C.’s Best Fireside Destinations for Cozy Dining and Drinking

The Infatuation

The Best Restaurants In DC For Quiet Meals

Eater DC

These Classic D.C. Restaurants and Bars Are Still Worth a Visit

Good Morning Washington

Discover Tabard Inn's new brunch menu with Chef Matthew Zafrir on Good Morning Washington

The Infatuation

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Forbes

Bartenders Are Adding Prosciutto, Wagyu And Brisket To Cocktails

Forbes Travel Guide

D.C.’s Most Delicious Doughnut Destinations

PoPville

The Tabard Inn partners with Chef Ian Boden (Chef/Owner of The Shack in Staunton, VA), New Dinner Menu now available, new brunch menu coming next month

U.S. News Travel

10 Best Brunch Spots in Washington, D.C.

Forbes

100 Best Brunch Restaurants in America: OpenTable Releases Its 2018 List

Washington Blade

We owe it to places like the Tabard Inn

WTOP News

Tabard Inn turns 100: Have a look around

Reviews

“If you'd like your Sunday brunch served with a side of history, a classic spot is the Tabard Inn in Dupont Circle”

US News & World Report

“...Next time I’m headed to D.C., my first step will be to see if the Tabard Inn has a room.”

Los Angeles Times

“The Tabard Inn, in a quiet corner of the vibrant Dupont Circle neighborhood, was converted from a row of townhouses in 1922. Its 40 rooms, each with eclectic decor, offer DC’s quintessential boutique experience.”

Telegraph