Taylor Gourmet will launch a new breakfast menu at their 14th Street location beginning February 4. more ›

When the D.C. Council sat down to its usual monthly breakfast this morning, its members were faced with a generous spread of scrambled eggs, grits, applesauce, fruit salad and massive danishes. But the lack of bacon or any other breakfast meat did not go unnoticed. more ›

As I type this, the D.C. Council has officially been back to work for about an hour and a half. And already, it appears as if the summer recess didn't do anything to cool the fiery relationships between many of the members. more ›

I never paid The Potter's House much mind as a place to dine until I noticed a banner outside and some leaflets left around the neighborhood advertising a new Saturday brunch buffet. All you can eat from a modest selection breakfast items and other savories for $12.95, and featuring a rotating international selection each week. more ›

While the Sulaimon Brown testimony will rightfully garner the lion's share of today's headlines, we couldn't help but highlight one particularly juicy tidbit about one of this year's other local government scandals: according to the Examiner, Kwame Brown rejected the first Lincoln Navigator -- the one with the tan interior -- because his kids are a bunch of messy eaters. more ›

We find out via Eater that the July/August issue of Food Network Magazine named the best breakfasts in each of the 50 states and the District. For D.C., the magazine lists Fried Chicken, Eggs and Waffles at Founding Fathers [sic] Farmers. more ›

Spy City Cafe, the casual dining eatery attached to the International Spy Museum from the team behind Zola and its chef, Bryan Moscatello, quietly started serving up breakfast last week. more ›

The second in our series of our favorite breakfast joints. Pass the syrup. You can check out last weekend's first installment here. more ›

The first in a multi-part series, all about our contributors' favorite local breakfast spots. Yum. Look for the second installment next Sunday. more ›

Saveur delves into the topic of what the presidential candidates and other D.C. figures eat for breakfast. The majority of the interviewees listed the expected - oatmeal, cereal, toast, eggs, or coffee. For instance, Mayor Adrian Fenty eats a typical runner's breakfast - oatmeal, bananas, and tea with honey. more ›