Thursday, February 27, 2014

Brunch at Founding Farmers

Valentine's weekend was a chilly one, and also a busy one for Hubs. (Yes it's a couple of weeks after Valentine's day, but it's better late than never)

Childhood favorite! 
We had to postpone our Valentines celebration until Sunday. But instead of dinner, I decided that I wanted brunch. Why brunch instead of dinner? Well, I love brunch! Mostly because I love breakfast foods.


Even though Founding Farmers in DC has been around for a while now, we had not gone there for brunch. February 16th seemed as good of a day as any to go for food at this awesome restaurant. 

If you haven't gone to Founding Farmers (or haven't been there I a while, know this...Reservations are a must! Otherwise you can have an hour and a half wait if you don't. 

Banana Fluffer Nutter (top right)
Dessert for breakfast?!?! Yes please!! Talk about an awesome way to start breakfast. I really enjoyed the little chocolate bites - because we all know chocolate haste ability to make anything better!

Eggs, sausage/bacon, toast, fruit salad -  brunch/breakfast staple. This kind of meal is my go to when I can't make a decision. The chicken apple sausage - mild and sweet - was a nice alternative to bacon or breakfast sausage. To go with my toast, I Hubs requested some if the tasty blueberry butter - he didn't want to share. Founding farmers breakfast with sausage 
New York Egg Creme Soda - vanilla and classic (chocolate) 

They tasted like milk shakes, but weren't as thick. This was my first egg creme soda, and I'm pretty sure that I would be more than content to drink them all day. Hubs definitely preferred his - vanilla - and I preferred mine. So it was better that we got one of each. Do I recommend these? Um, YES!

Chicken, Eggs, and Waffles (with blueberry butter) 
Some good soul food! The chicken was nice and crispy and I wanted to steal more of Hub's waffle than the typical bite we normally exchange. The blueberry butter was an add-in from another dish he almost got. It's so tasty he didn't want to share. 
While I realize Founding Farmers is not new, and neither is the brunch, it was new to me. I would definitely go back for brunch, just like I would definitely go back for dinner.