Cafe' Grande

I often visit here at lunch time. One of chef is Japanese. Taste is good. Mixed with Japanese and Korean. I love to eat Katsudon or Udon. Really casual restaurant. Easy to enter. Not cheap, but not expensive around Farragut Square area. Serving is quick. It's also good at lunch time.

I like this cafe. Despite having a couple of order mixups, they get the order correct, and what I receive is what I ordered. Fresh, delicious sushi (12 noon - 2pm). I really enjoy the Morning BLT on brioche ($0.50 extra, but well worth it) with light mayo. The buttery brioche bun helps it all stay together. Deliciousness! Not the cheapest (nor would I want it be) but the pricing is reasonable and spot on for this area.

Its fairly close to Farragut north metro. They have asain dished as well as more American ones. They have sushi , rice and noodle bowl. Salad and sandwich options are available. Overall not bad

Ick. I went here for Udon, but they said the guy who does that menu leaves at 2. It was 2:15, so I asked for a beef rice bowl instead. They cooked frozen steak sandwich cuts with no seasoning, put them over rice and some vegetables, and gave me a cup of plain soy sauce. Predictably, it tastes awful. Not worth the $10 I paid for it. I'll just go to the cute, authentic cafe a block down by the metro from now on. I won't be back to Cafe Grande.

Lunch box is $12. I got shrimp tempura, really good. They gave a lot of sushi and made it right in front of me.

Nothing fancy. Just good food served quickly. A lot of options on the menu, all reasonably priced.

I just discovered this place and I'm very happy I did. Very friendly staff and great food. Trying the coffee tomorrow morning and I'm excited to try other items now. In and out in less that 10mins at 7am on a Monday. Nice :)

Absolutely amazing! Got the turkey brie sandwich complete with sliced green apple and mustard. The turkey was thick, like carving turkey. Very generous size too.