Eggspectation in Silver Spring. We take our 2 year old twins to the one in Columbia and it works well.

Piggyback query, which would you do with 2 "active" boys - brunch at Sequoia or early dinner at Founding Farmers? Complicating factors are (1) church options are more limited with brunch (altho my 4yo is unlikely to last at mass no matter what) and (2) I can cook a decent brunchy meal at home but not so much Xmas dinner.

Sorry to hijack - we've had some lousy lonely Xmases and I'm trying to do a better job this year. Thanks!

The orginal pancake house, IHOP or the silver diner.

Sequoia in Georgetown.

Chef Geoff's

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Most places are kid friendly for well behaved children. If your kids are brats, no place is kid friendly.

Was that really necessary?

Typical DCUM-Merry F'ing Christmas. My kid is 2 and I don't want to take her to the $65 pp bruch at The Willard.

Anonymous wrote:Most places are kid friendly for well behaved children. If your kids are brats, no place is kid friendly.

Was that really necessary?

Key Bridge Marriott.

Most places are kid friendly for well behaved children. If your kids are brats, no place is kid friendly.

We are on our own this year and I've decided that I'd rather not cook. We have a 5 year old and two year old who a. are not huge eaters and b. don't like to sit for very long. Can anyone recommend a brunch in DC, Bethesda or Rockville - bonus points for a buffett.

Thank you