For our last meal in DC, Leaney and I hit up Kramer Books near Dupont Circle and each enjoyed an omelet (she went crab omelet, I went bacon and cheese). This was a half book store, half cafe, with most seating in a sun room which was really cool...but a bit tight in terms of spacing. My omelet was humongous, packed full of bacon, cheese, tomatoes and onions. I wish they would have served this with hashbrowns or potatoes O'Brien, but the side salad was probably better for my system (vacation deuces are the worst). If we ever go back to DC, we will definitely revisit Kramer Books...which was a pretty solid experience.
17 Eylül 2012 Pazartesi
Kramer Books (Washington DC) - Bacon Omelet
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For our last meal in DC, Leaney and I hit up Kramer Books near Dupont Circle and each enjoyed an omelet (she went crab omelet, I went bacon and cheese). This was a half book store, half cafe, with most seating in a sun room which was really cool...but a bit tight in terms of spacing. My omelet was humongous, packed full of bacon, cheese, tomatoes and onions. I wish they would have served this with hashbrowns or potatoes O'Brien, but the side salad was probably better for my system (vacation deuces are the worst). If we ever go back to DC, we will definitely revisit Kramer Books...which was a pretty solid experience.
For our last meal in DC, Leaney and I hit up Kramer Books near Dupont Circle and each enjoyed an omelet (she went crab omelet, I went bacon and cheese). This was a half book store, half cafe, with most seating in a sun room which was really cool...but a bit tight in terms of spacing. My omelet was humongous, packed full of bacon, cheese, tomatoes and onions. I wish they would have served this with hashbrowns or potatoes O'Brien, but the side salad was probably better for my system (vacation deuces are the worst). If we ever go back to DC, we will definitely revisit Kramer Books...which was a pretty solid experience.
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