Barracks Row Main Street

Barracks Row Main Street is one of the oldest main streets in all of Washington, D.C. Starting at the Eastern Market Metro, it extends down 8th Street SE passing many local businesses with many options for dining. There's also an alley across from Ambar that leads to a gin garden, murals and an art space. The main street hosts many community events, including a popular Fourth of July parade.

Barracks Row is filled with restaurants and eateries to your liking. Everything from Matchbox to “Call Your Mom” cafe, La Tortuga, Ted’s Bulletin, Nooshi, A nice ramen spot and more!

Popular street in Southeast DC with plenty of restaurants and bars for a variety of tastes. Near Eastern Market stop on the metro. Good alternative to Gallery Place and downtown.

Stacy was amazing!😍🫶🏾 Best Time ever! Endless food & drinks!

Great restaurants, young lively atmosphere. Plenty of homeless on the streets as well. Easy walk from the metro station.

Great choice of high end gourmet to casual quick-bite restaurants. Large selection of retail, service shops, and dood..

Variety bars and restaurants. Sit in and street side. Cafes. Movie Theater. Nearby subway station

Love the area and the organization was great to work with when my band played the fall festival

Awesome day in DC, sunshine , music and international food venues. Looking for Pizza, Bombay street food, or standing in line for the Shakespeare costume sale....stop by!

Barracks Row Main Street is one of the oldest main streets in all of Washington, D.C. Starting at the Eastern Market Metro, it extends down 8th Street SE passing many local businesses with many options for dining. There's also an alley across from Ambar that leads to a gin garden, murals and an art space. The main street hosts many community events, including a popular Fourth of July parade.

I love. Love. LOVE visiting Barracks Row for my eats and treats! My favs include: Molly Malone's (great wings and bar food), Ted's Bulletin (Poptarts!, strawberry shakes, Gut Buster burger and Walk of Shame breakfast burrito), Matchbox (there's always a long wait, but the pizza, sliders and curbside view are well worth it), Fusion Grill (great Happy Hour deals. The Pork Dumplings, Szechuan with fried rice and Fusion Pimms is my go-to meal.), Banana Café and Piano Bar (everything with chicken...and Strawberry Margaritas!) and Las Placitas (runs neck and neck with Banana Café, but can still hold their own...and they have GOOD Margaritas!) I listed many spots, but there are so many more on my radar. Besides food and beverage, its a great place to people watch. Whether you're ON 8th Street or nearby, you're bound to see some sights! It makes for interesting conversation over a meal. LOL

I absolutely LOVE LOVE LOVE Barracks Row. In case you couldn't tell ;) And the funny thing is I just realized as I'm writing this that my first statement almost identically matches that of the previous review. Obviously it's that great. Other than being historic, Barrack's Row has a little bit of everything for everyone. Restaurants, bars, coffee shops, tourist attractions, a tattoo parlor... and they are all pretty much fantastic. This is probably my favorite neighborhood in the District next to Columbia Heights. I have visited a substantial number of the establishments here and am very well pleased. Parking can be so-so, but it's probably better than most other areas on a Friday or Saturday night. Plus the Eastern Market stop is a block away. Do yourself a favor and visit BR if you haven't already. You won't be disappointed - it's just so charming.

If you haven't been to this quaint cap hill neighborhood you're missing out!! People go to eastern market then head back onto the metro vs continuing to walk in penn Ave for ONE block to 8th st se! Restaurants and quaint architecture await, and rooftop bars galore are the best in the spring and summer!

This might be my favorite place to go in all of DC. This is more of a family spot but has a ton of good eats, some of my favorite eats in the city. District doughnut, pineapple and pearls, sushi Capitol and the sweet lobby, not to mention all of the other places. This is a fun place to come walk around and eat.

How can you not love Barracks Row? Amazing restaurants, cute boutiques, great local businesses, marine barracks, and a HUGE sense of community. Having now been to three Barracks Row community events, their 4th of July parade, the Taste of 8th, and the Barracks Row Fall Festival, I can truly say the sense of community is awesome. Barracks Row is still in the process of revitalizing, with some gorgeous, newly-remodeled businesses next to some older, not-yet-remodeled businesses, which makes for an interesting combination. I personally love watching the transformation unfold. The great restaurants include Cava, Matchbox, Ted's Bulletin, Belga, Banana Cafe, Las Placitas, and so many more. Barracks Row is also great for happy hour and/or brunch. The new Pacifico Cantina has a great roofdeck for margaritas! We also LOVE the Spring Mill Bakery, 32 and Below, and Sweet Lobby for baked goods and dessert. Hill's Kitchen and Homebody are great local stores. My boyfriend goes to Brice's Barber Shop to get his haircut because, as he says, "it's a classic DC barbershop." The atmosphere at Barracks Row is laid back, but fun. It truly is a community of people that love and care about the area. I'm very happy to say that I'm now a part of that community :)