Provision No. 14

This is a multi level establishment with a sidewalk patio. Unfortunately, I arrived early before 3pm) so I didn’t get to dine in the second floor and enjoy the DJ’s selection. The hostess was professional and polite. My server was a bit too quick (I know right??!!) so he missed some things he should have gotten on first pass such as the extra waters cluttering the small table, etc. He made a great recommendation for champagne and I enjoyed the steak eggs. I didn’t enjoy the dirty glass I was given at first, but appreciated that the replacement was still wet from being freshly washed. Overall, I would dine again and would recommend to others.

Went here for a early birthday celebration with my Mom and Dad!! The drinks were really delicious and we ordered soooo much food chips, the vegan burger, chicken wings, and spicy chicken sandwich. 😍😍 The things we didn’t like about the place was extremely loud music and the bathrooms were pretty dirty. There was even a couple in one of the single stalls together lol

For a small restaurant to have made it to 2022 is an accomplishment in and of itself. We sat outside and enjoyed a mix of healthy and unhealthy brunch items and have no complaints. The chicken and waffles was a healthy portion and despite the fact that they use chicken thighs it was still substantial and worth the money. Juevos Ranchero was tasty as well and surprisingly didn't require a fork and knife or make a huge mess as the dish often does at other places. Staff was courteous.. prices weren't any more off the charts than any other restaurant in DC.

The brunch food was smack yo mama in da face gewd. Everything was well seasoned and delicious. I was a bit apprehensive about getting pound cake french toast thinking it would to be too rich but I was happily convinced otherwise. The waffle was fluffy and tasty. The fried chicken showed me what heaven must taste like... if there is such a thing. The food had me in a state of euphoria. The service was decent enough. Nothing worth mentioning there. $12 shots of tequila is normal expensive for this area. The location was great and we got there early so we didn't have an issue getting a table but around noon there was a line. The Sunday we were there the second floor was LIT! It was spanish music and they had hookahs. Not a bad way to spend a Sunday.

The staff did an amazing job bringing us inside when it was too cold to sit outside. Their Java libation was definitely my jam. I wanted my quiche to be a bigger serving. My friends chicken waffle sandwich was sweet and savory all wrapped in the perfect crunch of the crispy chicken and waffle was not soggy, ask for a side of syrup.. although not necessary. The crab Benedict was too "fishy" I wish I ordered thr juevo ranchero

Went here last weekend for brunch with a few law school buddies. Blown away by the French press drinks, sangrias, the chicken and waffle sandwich and the caramel crepes. Word to the wise: start with the crepes. The waffle is so big and filling that you will get super full. Hello leftovers? Yes please! The staff were amazing. So great that I know I’ll def be back with more people. It was more than brunch, it was an experience!

I have been meaning to give this place a try and I’m so glad I did! I loved the decor on the inside and the staff were extremely kind. I ordered the burrito and it was alright but the Bloody Mary was yummy. My friend ordered huevos rancheros and it was quite good as well. I’ll definitely be back!

Went to brunch with a bunch of friends on a Saturday. We didn’t go very early but it wasn’t crowded until closer to lunchtime. My table really enjoyed the bottomless beverages, and luckily not everyone had to order it (I can’t drink and would’ve felt bad if they refused bottomless for the table, I know some restaurants make this a policy!) We had a time limit for the drinks and got to enjoy our food in the meantime. I was on a chicken and waffles kick—it wasn’t bad! We all enjoyed what we ordered. Crab eggs Benedict and huevos rancheros from what I remember. Kind of pricey but decent. Our waitress was very nice and accommodating.

3.5 stars! Came for a Saturday brunch with friends and had a really nice time! Our server was really friendly and attentive and overall I enjoyed my meal. I had the fromage crepes which were delicious and a HUGE portion. The side salad it came with was also delicious. We did the lavender basil mimosa which tasted nothing like lavender or basil but was a good mimosa though a little warm. I added ice to make it more of a spritz which worked out great. The mimosas are huge! They definitely don't jip you here so don't feel pressured to do bottomless you'll be fine with just one or two! For my second I got a frozen mule which was DELICIOUS and BOOZY!! Our server was really nice and brought us all a free little shot of the mule to try which sold me on getting a glass. It was kind of dead in the restaurant which was surprising for Saturday brunch. They could definitely crank the music a little higher and make it feel more fun but the restaurant has great light and could be a real vibe. Not sure if this place is at the top of my to return brunch list but I would come back.

I would give this place a 3/10 The food was disgusting honestly but the wings were just okay. We got the chicken and waffles and the savory crepe. The chicken tasted like air and the crepes were soggy. The restaurant looked dingy, dirty and had a mildew smell like just overall a bad experience. We ended up sending our food back and leaving. Service was ok

We went here for brunch and came here due to the large amount of vegetarian/ vegetarian-friendly options for the brunch. We also wanted bottomless brunch. We were promptly seated and while we looked over the menu it seemed like they only had one server for at least 8 tables. So needless to say he was busy. So it took a while to get his attention to put the order in but the bottomless mimosas came quickly after and so did the food. I was actually surprised by how quickly the food came out. I had slammed about 75% of my carafe of cranberry-sparkling wine mimosa and requested a new carafe of the bottomless margarita since there is a 1.5 hour limit. I don't know if there server was confused or thoughts I had too much to drink but he brought out a single margarita glass. I mean...I guess I'm okay with one carafe and a single glass for the $30 bottomless but I most likely won't come back here for bottomless brunch. The French toast I ordered was supposed to have a raspberry sauce weaved in the toast somewhere but alas, it seemed to be absent. It was just regular French toast that wasn't anything special. It didn't come with eggs or potatoes or any sides and was $16. Again, I would order something else in the future so I could at least be full. I can order dry toast with butter and it's basically be the same. The interior is a bit of a mix of old-timey prohibition and Wild West and maybe a bit of Coyote ugly? We were actually kind of puzzled on what to call it. I guess unique is a good word to fit. At least I can say I tried this place but to be honest, I was wowed and left hungry. So, take it as it is.

This place is very....okay. I came here for dinner with a group of six last night. It was Wednesday and not crowded at all so we were promptly seated. I was pretty chilly inside, so you might consider bringing a sweater. For the price of the food I was considerably underwhelmed. I had the bolognese pasta and ended up asking for more sauce. (Don't do that though, because apparently they don't actually have more in the back but were kind enough to whip some up for me.) I also had the flamingo drink because the happy hour special was going on and that was pretty good. Be mindful that although they don't split checks, they do accept multiple cards. I probably wouldn't go back again. It was underwhelming.

You had me at bottomless mimosas, which is something that is sorely lacking in NC! Not only are the mimosas plentiful, but they also have a few flavors to choose from. There's the original (sparkling wine and OJ), poinsettia (sparkling wine and cranberry juice), and basil lavender (sparkline wine and lemon, basil, lavender bitters, and OJ). The bottomless special also includes margaritas and micheladas, but I didn't get a chance to try them. With a table of 4, we went through 4 carafes of mimosas within the time limit of 1.5 hours. My personal favorite was the basil lavender. It wasn't too sweet and had some nice herbal nuances. I thought it was so cool that it was served in a French press! We also ordered drip coffees, and I was really impressed by the quality! For my entree I was torn between the B.A.E. Sandwich and the Old Bay Shrimp Benedict. I am a sucker for a benedict, so I followed my stomach and ordered that. I liked the unusual inclusion of shrimp as the protein especially since they were seasoned well and not overcooked. The eggs were poached perfectly as they oozed deliciousness all over the English muffin. It came with homefries, which I thought were okay. Nothing out of this world, just your average cooked potatoes. I thought they could have been chopped a little smaller but that's just personal preference. Overall our waiter Pablo took very good care of us. We definitely took our time but never felt rushed. I was surprised that it wasn't super busy. With it being the day after Christmas it probably worked out in our favor as far as crowds go. I definitely recommend this place for brunch if you're in the DC area!

Ventured out to DC on this day to visit this establishment w a gggf. Reservations were for 11am which is the time they opened. Walked in, seated immediately and tended to. Visually appealing restaurant space w unique details. The bar seats were unique in its leather and style. Cool high top and low table seating, plenty of natural light coming in. Job was our table guy. He was very personable, pleasant and had a deep calming voice. He quickly took our orders and shortly after, our beverages and food came out visually appealing and hot. We ordered a Grapefruit Mimosa, Rum Punch Mocktail, B.A.E. Sandwich, and a side is Home Fries and Bacon. Each and everything from the drinks to the food, environment and customer service was awesome!! Portion size, ingredients and flavor were spot on !! I definitely recommend this establishment to others and would return again!!

Decided to try Provision No 14 for Sunday brunch recently and honestly, I was too impressed. We had a reservation for 1:15pm and we arrived early but upon entering the restaurant we were welcomed by a line at the Hostess stand. But to our surprise there was no hostess in sight. After about 5-7 minutes of waiting, I say a note near the Hostess stand that said they were short-staffed due to the pandemic and asked if we could bare with them so I was totally understanding of that and then figured the Hostess was likely doing double duties. Finally the Hostess came and we were seated. It took about another 5-7 minutes before we were greeted by our server then another 10-12 minutes before we received our bottomless mimosas. Once we got them we realized it was entirely too much orange juice and not enough champagne so we requested a new pitcher. Our server was very cool and understanding and did his best to get us what we wanted. Now, to the food! I ordered Steak and eggs with Home Fries and my friends ordered the Provision Burger with Home Fries and the Chicken and Waffle Sandwich. Overall, the meal was very underwhelming and I could tell it was a rushed job making it. I would certainly give Provision No 14 another try to redeem themselves because this particular visit was very lackluster.

I literally had my wedding here... realize that's not most peoples cup of tea, but it was an absolute blast! And apparently the sliders were great :)

A solid brunch option that won't break the bank in DC! They have a very kind waitstaff and some tasty meals too. I enjoyed the crab cake Benedict but really loved the veggie breakfast burger. Nothing crazy or mind blowing, but a very dependable brunch spot!

We came here for the bottomless mimosas, on my nieces urging, as she graduated from Georgetown with her Masters. We've been partying for two days so I'd had my fill of drinking. Instead, I opted for a sole drink and watched as my family continued to celebrate bottomlessly! The drinks were good which always helps As this was the first day of unrestricted dining, they were packed at opening and the ambiance was cheerful. There was a little wait on our entrees because of the large unexpected crowd. We ordered the Avocado Toast and other appetizers. The food was good and because we weren't that hungry, we ordered finger food to get us through the drinks We really enjoyed our visit and definitely would recommend if your in the area.

Yummy brunch! I always get the BAE sandwich and my friend gets the huevos rancheros. Sandwich is simple but delicious and whatever sauce they put on it is really good. Breakfast potatoes also flavorful. And the bottomless mimosas deal is pretty good, solid brunch place!

Came here for brunch with a couple of girlfriends. They have a 2 hour limit so just be aware when you finally sit down with your party. We tried a variety of bottomless drinks, including the lavender orange mimosas and the cran berry mimosas. Overall the drinks were good, just wished they gave us pitchers more frequently. For my entree I had the croissant sandwich with home friend. The sandwich was delicious, it even had avocado in it. I also enjoyed the home fries. The food and drinks here are pretty good, so I think I will come again in the future.

Happened to be in DC this weekend, so wanted to check out Provision for brunch. I ordered a few à la carte items: scrambled eggs, turkey sausage patties, and breakfast potatoes. Of course we did bottomless mimosas (basil lavender mimosa was super strong, yet refreshing). The eggs were actually really good, and I liked that the sausage came as a patty vs a link. Overall was a good experience. We were celebrating a friend's promotion, so happy to have some tequila shots as well! Check them out for a chill brunch in the city.

I hadn't tried this place in DC, but wish I had been here sooner. The food the four of us had at lunch/brunch. Was amazing!!! The Burger, BAE breakfast sandwich, the burrito and huevos rancheros were all fantastic. To top it off, the service was exceptional...very flexible, attentive and helpful. Next time family comes to town, this is our first stop.

Bottomless mimosas AND bottomless margs? You know me and my girls had to check it out for brunch! The 5 of us dined here for a 1PM brunch and had a blast. Make sure you are on time because they start the clock as soon as the first guest sits down for your 90 minutes. We tried all of the mimosa flavors and really enjoyed the lavender and the traditional. We also enjoyed the margs which were pretty strong to be bottomless, but hey that's what we're here for right? We tried multiple brunch plates but my favorite was the crab cake benedict, tender, and perfectly cooked. I also really enjoyed my Caesar salad. After our 90 minutes were up, we decided to check out upstairs because they have bottle service, hookahs, and a DJ but it wasn't the music we were looking for that day. Overall, we had a blast for sunday funday! Video review on my tiktok! :)

Stopped into today. Let's just say the hostess was a little gruff. The place was half empty but service was slow and inconsistent. Haven't been here since before the pandemic. So maybe this is just the way things are now. Before, the service was very friendly, swift and my go to place on Sundays. Food was average. Ordered bacon and waffles. The bacon was dry and the waffles were dense and thick but not in a fluffy way. It was kind of hard and sticking to the roof of your mouth and uncomfortable. I am sad that this will no longer be a regular place for me. It will be my last time here. You've been warned! Busboys & Poets is literally diagonally across the street. The food is infinitely better, the service is much better and consistently so. Go there instead.

Mane. After two years of wanting to return to P14, I'm sad to report that unfortunately I did not have a good experience. Now, understand that I have been going to this restaurant for years and I used to tell everybody to go specifically for their Pound Cake French Toast (it was made with the guidance of the Patron Saint of French Toast .. it was sooo good), but amazingly they removed it from the menu at some point between 2019 and now. [Side-Bar: Why do restaurants always remove their best items?! Like who are they surveying? Probably the same weirdos that Family Feud surveys with those wild a$$ answers.] Anyway, I saw that the pound cake french toast was gone but I had faith in the rest of the dood being good like I remembered it, so I booked a reservation anyway. Wow, did they let me alllllll the way down!!!! Service: First of all, they now have a 1 Hr. max table seating time per reservation if you aren't doing the Bottomless Mimosas ($28 pp), but if you ARE doing the Bottomless Mimosas is 1.5 Hr. Seating Time Max. The hostess sat me down and told me this TWICE. Ma'am.. okay.. I heard you sheesh! This is cool I guess to keep tables churning, but my friend was running about 7 minutes late and the waiter kept emphasizing that my time had started and I had to make a MIMOSA DECISION ASAP lol. Mira amigo... tranquilo por favor!! Chilll mane! I don't drink mimosas so I was feeling the pressure. My friend gets there at 1:07p (reservation was for 1p), and she doesn't want mimosas and our server seemed very let down and was very aggressive/curt. This high pressure mimosa sales routine was weird and uncomfortable, and the waiter was all over the place as far trying to keep up with the growing crowd. Food Ordered: French Toast- basic challah style with a few berries and some sweet drizzle. It was not flavored well at all, like they didn't add anything to the egg dip and the drizzle was barely sweet. Totally not worth the whopping $17 price tag for two slices with no sides. Huevos Rancheros- These were alright but also under-seasoned. Like they need to really go hire somebody's abuela to help with this flavor profile or just add some Adobo primo.. sheesh. I've had better from food trucks. Amazingly these cost $17 just like the two slices of french toast, which supports my point about the a la carte toast being over-priced. Hangover Burger- my friend ordered this burger cooked medium, but it came out cooked super well-done. She reluctantly sent it back and got a new one that was also not cooked properly medium, but was just not as dry as the first one. She was dissatisfied with the burger but she pushed through because she was starving. I tasted it since she didn't want to finish it, and it wasn't that bad. It didn't taste as good as the description sounds on the menu, but it wasn't complete trash. We suspect that the burger is made from a frozen patty which is why it was probably hard to achieve a good medium temp. Booo. Drinks: Tequila Sunrise- good flavor and strong Espresso Martini- good flavor but not strong Ambiance: I've always loved the decor and setup in here, and that hasn't changed, and there was a lot of attractive folks out there in groups, so grab your girls or guys and go mingle if you looking for a new bae! However, you better mingle fast, because you only got an hour! Logawt! Listen to my podcast at www.CousinCornbread.com

Wanted somewhere else to try in the area so I friend I decided to try it. It's very spacious and the service is super fast. It's definitely a good place to grab a bite or drink and I heard that they have a great brunch.

Went for a birthday brunch on a Saturday. Our server was amazing. Bummed I can't remember her name. Food was good. I had the chicken and waffles with the potatoes (home fries?) . The waffles were a bit too sweet for me but the potatoes were really good. We got mimosas and they were what you'd expect mimosas to be. There's a lot right the restaurant behind to park ($20) if you don't feel like driving around looking for street parking.

*Happy hour review* I chose this place to meet up with a friend. It was Indigenous Peoples' Day and we were both off work so that meant an easy commute into DC and free parking! Woot!! Cool decor. Unisex restrooms. Outdoor seating. I tried to dine here once last year but it was so crowded I didn't get the chance to and I just never returned, until now that is. It was quite empty on this particular day. Maybe due to the holiday? Well folks eventually starting trickling in. I arrived right around 5 and they weren't quite open yet but they saw me outside and the hostess let me in right away. I sat at the bar while waiting for my friend to arrive. I don't know if it's just me, but I find the bar stools here so uncomfortable. They're nailed to the floor so there's no moving around. I knew I wasn't staying at the bar. Luckily happy hour is offered at the high top tables as well. My friend arrives and we move to more comfortable seating. While waiting at the bar I had a chance to peruse the menu and knew which cocktail I would start off with. Now, I'm generally a bourbon/whiskey girl but they didn't have any draftails with bourbon that seemed appealing. Well it was only one and it was a "spiced pumpkin smash," but when I asked later if they could make it minus the pumpkin syrup, I was told it was pre-made. There goes that option! I decided to step out my comfort zone and try the grapefruit punch which was vodka based with grapefruit juice, mint and basil. It was ok but not one I wanted to try again. My friend tried the rose sangria and she recommended it. So I decided to try one as well. Not bad! Yes, we tried some of the happy hour bites. My friend ordered the brussel sprouts and crab cakes. She liked the brussel sprouts but the crab cakes, not so much. In fact she didn't even finish them. She said it tasted like salmon cakes and just overall disgusting. Yikes! I ordered the truffle fries and while they were tasty and a good b serving size, it was way too salty. I mean I just don't need the high blood pressure so I didn't finish them. We asked for separate checks, our server said it was no problem. He comes back later saying they can't split the checks. Ummm... this is 2019. What foolishness? Ok fine, we'll split it ourselves. So overall, didn't have a terrible experience, but can't say I found my new favorite cocktail bar or anything.

This is great bar to hang out at. They have awesome cocktails and food. We got the grapefruit press cocktail and it was amazing! The drink was strong and sweet just how I like it. We also had wings and the crab dip, which accompanied the drinks well. I really liked the vibe of this bar and noticed there were people from a wide range of ages here. I'm not sure if it's quieter during the weekdays but the music was pretty loud on Saturday night.

Went for brunch on a Sunday, the food was just ok. Will be trying other places before I return. Wish I knew about the following before I went: - There is a 60 minutes time limit on dining in if you are not ordering bottomless mimosas (they specified time count starts from the first person who sits down at the table). If you are ordering bottomless then the limit is 90 minutes. - The atmosphere is very loud, if you are looking to have a decent conversation you might consider other places. - There is a mandatory 20% gratuity that is automatically added to any party (bigger than one) bill. - Make sure to check your bill! They brought out the wrong dish and proceeded to charge that (higher) amount on the bill.

Went to Provision 14 for brunch and it was probably the best decision I made. They offered bottomless Margaritas, it could have used more Tequila if you ask me! But, the food was amazing, tasted very fresh and the outstanding customer service was a breath of fresh air. The atmosphere was lively and the music had us dancing more than eating.

Wonderful staff, and loaded plates alongside bottomless mimosas for $30 for 1.5 hr. Great place for big parties. Love it!

I've walked by this place a million times, but finally wandered in today with my friend. They have happy hour from 5-8PM which is super nice for those that get off work a little late. Giovanni was our server and he is THE GOAT! Like he served our food and drinks like we were royalty. We had truffle fries, Brussel sprouts, wings and the strawberry rum draftails. They were all excellent and came in generous portions enough to share between two people easily. We really liked the atmosphere, and Giovanni was super attentive and made sure we were comfortable. I'm definitely coming back when he's working, he definitely made this a super positive experience and I'm in love with the draftails.

I really enjoyed the brunch here. The staff is helpful and fairly attentive. We were told they would need the table two hours after our reservation and I greatly appreciate being told instead of having it sprung on us during our brunch. The food was great and the mimosas are wonderful too. They come in a tea press which is cute and helps infuse the lavender (if you choose that option). My friend and I chose to alternate between normal and lavender mimosa for the bottomless. It's great they can accommodate that. I got the steak and egg burrito. It's huge but very good. The greens inside are fresh and not limp or covered in sauce which I love. I recommend a reservation on weekends but the earlier side tables were open when we walked in around 11:15.

This place is great and the staffs are awesome!! Would love to come again! Chatting here with my friends is super comfortable, great place to explore for a group

Had a great time here for a late brunch with friends. Staff was very friendly and accommodating for our group. The food was pretty good, we ordered egg Benedicts, breakfast burrito, egg frittata, chicken & waffles and the American breakfast. Mimosas are served in French presses with citrus & herbs, so unique! would definitely return.

We had so much hope, Provision 14 failed us miserably. Lets start with, they sat us at a table in the middle of the walkway. Not too big of a deal we moved the table & that was fine. Margaritas and mimosas as bottomless, but everything is premade... mimosas came in a caraft with half oj half champagne (they claim). The cranberry on taste like cranberry juice cocktail and seltzer water mixed. Where was the champs? ‍ We ordered drinks, they came with our waters and some mimosas. We asked for straws. We asked for straws again. Our waiter came to take our order, we asked for straws again. Our food came after 47 minutes and then we asked for straws one last time & they came Meanwhile our margaritas tasted like the Atlantic Ocean. Literally how does a drink taste like seaweed??? The food was excellent! Honestly top 3 best breakfasts/brunch food I've ever had. My friend got a vegan burger that actually had vegan cheese and vegan mayo AND a vegan bun!! Most non-vegan restaurants dont offer that, this was such a great bonus and she said it was delicious! I had the BAE sandwich, divine! Spicy and flavorful! My other friend had the hangover burger; cooked perfectly and she loved it! We didn't see our waiter again for 30 mins. We asked another guy for a margarita refill. We asked him again. We asked him one more time Our waited finally came around and we asked him again and finally got our refill The toilets in the bathroom require a minimum of 3 flushes. Clean bathrooms tho & fully stocked! Service: D Food: A Ambiance/music: A Premade drinks: F Bathrooms: C-

I don't know how this place is rated 3.5 stars...but hey, if that means less people coming, more food and drinks for me then! P14 is literally the bomb dot com and then SOME. This place has one the best HHs in DC - prices are good, and the food and drinks are even better...and it runs (late) on weekends! Please try the: (1) crab cake sliders (2) truffle fries (3) blackened salmon and (4) darn near ANY drink on the menu lol. Somehow they manage to cook a totally good, fresh meal and deliver it to your table in record time. Every. Single. Time. My mouth is literally watering as I write this review...it's that's good! If you want quality food on U street, I'd recommend P14...14 times over.

Awesome weekend brunch spot. Came here with some friends and had a great time. We had ordered the mimosas, bacon bloody mary, old fashion, and a vodka thyme grapefruit drink. As far as the craft cocktails and pressed mimosas I'd give this place A+. We all loved our cocktails and they change their drink menu all the time. As for brunch we had the Maryland crab benedict, brunch burrito and steak benedict. The benedict's had the perfect egg. The crab was lump and cooked perfectly. Don't skip the steak if you love some quality steak. Right around 2 PM on Sunday the upstairs opened up and the place got even more packed. Overall, my friends and I really enjoyed this spot. The cocktails are definitely unique and the food here is delicious. I'll definitely be back to sample some more of their cocktails

i decided to have brunch here with my friends on a Sunday. Please make sure to make reservation beforehand. Due to Covid, the max amount of people they can have per table is 6 people. We were a group of 8, therefore me and my girlfriend had to sit at a separated table 6 feet apart from my friends which was disappointing. We started of the brunch with bottomless Mimosas which was $23 per person for a 2 hour period. You can choose between orange and strawberry. For the main entree, I decided to order the Chicken waffle sandwich ( see image). The portion size of the food was huge. The food was very overall very good. The restaurant offers outdoor and indoor seating. Parking in the area can be difficult. Overall I has a good experience.

Cannot speak highly enough of the restaurant, bar and staff. It's delightful, high quality and always a good time. They have a patio and open bar in addition to regular seating. Please go and be kind to the staff

Service is always good, food great and the basil mimosas? Amazing! One of my top recommendations for brunch in DC

Look at the bill. They add 20% service inconspicuously and then add a line for a tip. I ended up paying 40% tip due to their sleazy checks Drinks are limited and the menu is not impressive

This was my second time going to Provision No. 14 simply because I cannot get enough (last time I had the steak benedict 4/4). If you're visiting the DMV area during the weekend, please make plans to go to Provision No. 14 for brunch, with a reservation of course. I had a decent size party of 10 people so I made sure that I made a reservation to avoid having to wait longer than 10-15 minutes. The restaurant will also call to confirm your resi! Provision No. 14 is located right off of U street, the ambience is very cute and quaint, giving me DC neighborhood vibes, very nice! After brunch you have the option to walk less than a minute to U Street to hit up a bar or lounge for day party to dance off your brunch, great location for a Saturday of fun with friends. The girls and I all ordered bottomless mimosas. At Provision the mimosas are far from ordinary you can order a traditional mimosas or a basil lavender mimosa. For brunch I ordered the chicken and waffles which came with a side of potatoes, plus my order of eggs which was a nice portion, one that I couldn't finish because of the mimosas..ha! Between drinking and eating one is going to lose and it was the food for sure! Lastly, I must say that my friends didn't really enjoy the chicken biscuit meal, they told me that the chicken was delicious but the biscuit was extremely dense and not fluffy and soft. All in all, Provision No. 14 is a yes for me.

I came here for brunch with a group of friends and we got the bottomless mimosas. Those were delicious; came with three flavors: original, lavender and basil, and cranberry. The food is very filling for the prices and the portions are substantial as well. I got the waffles and chicken sandwich and it was delicious. I would definitely like to come here again or order delivery from here if it's in a food delivery app. Customers must wear masks when walking around/to go to the restroom.

I can't say I had high expectations for this restaurant. The service was cool. I went on a Sunday afternoon for brunch and I got the chicken and waffles. I'll just say the side potato home fries were the highlight of my experience. The chicken was just "ok" if you know what I mean. The waffles were just TOO sugary. It was tasted like a funnel cake with extra extra extra sugar. You didn't even need syrup for the waffle, well I and my friends couldn't use it. If you're into sugar and have a really high sweet tooth, this meal would be best for you. I don't think I would get this particular meal again if I happen to be back.

Be careful about this restaurant. Three friends and I were customers at this restaurant on Saturday May 21, 2022. I order a medium steak with potatoes and was presented with a well done steak. I asked for the steak to be prepared properly and two minutes later they came back to our table and presented me with the same steak and stated it was medium. I immediately sent it back because I felt it wasn't fresh and the food was tampered with. I asked to speak with the manger and he started yelling saying I must be for it. My bill was $65.37 including no food and bottomless mimosas. My credit card now states $83.45 and again I had no food. DONT VISIT THIS PLACE. They are located in a prime location but the service sucks and they are getting over on people. Scammers

I came here for a brunch birthday party. It was hard to tell if the entire top level was part of the birthday celebration or if everyone was so cool that we became like family. Either, it was a great time. The food and drinks were all great and the DJ was bomb. It felt like a college day party all over again (though I'm far removed). Food service was a bit slow, but it was a large crowd and close to final call nearing the end of brunch (we ordered a little over an hour before brunch was scheduled to be over, so there was still plenty of time). There was confusion about bottomless mimosas. I'm still not sure if it's offered here or not. Some people said yes, others said no. The bartenders did both. All that to say, I'm not sure but the drinks were so good and the vibe was just right that it didn't matter after a while.

Since we had reservations, our party was promptly seated when we checked in with the hostess. Brunch features bottomless mimosas (~$18 per person) and there is a brunch only menu so the choices are a bit limited. There are two options for the mimosas: original and basil lavender. We ordered one of each but the basil lavender was a tad bitter tasting so we stuck with the original. The mimosas are rather light on champagne either because the champagne is poured in a giant dispenser and then doled out in a French press or there is just too little champagne at the start. It was still nice and cold so no big deal. All menu items are under $20 and we ordered the following: chicken and waffles ($16), Maryland crab benedict ($17) and the fried chicken biscuit (~$16). Our waiter, Carlos, was pretty good and made sure we had enough water and mimosas. The chicken that comes with the chicken and waffles is rather small but if you get a chicken breast instead of the thigh, then it becomes a decent size and more appropriate for brunch and the price. I mention this because the original order for the table was for two orders of the chicken and waffles and both patrons mentioned that they were still hungry after the first serving. Round 2 involved the crab benedict and another order of the chicken and waffle. Much better. Friend loved the crab benedict. Chicken was well cooked and seasoned well and the waffles were served with a generous helping of richly whipped cream and a few slices of fresh fruit. This is a really nice place for brunch and the prices are decent so I will certainly be going back.

I visited Provision No 14 back in April after adding it to my "to try" brunch list. It had a nice atmosphere but was a little underwhelming. The food was just okay, not bad but nothing crazy either. We ordered bottomless mimosas (duh) but our waitress was a little all over the place and by the time we had the chance to remind her, our time at the table was almost up. She did give us 2 cocktails on the house which was nice, but not what we really wanted. I might go back one day to see if they redeem themselves, but as of right now they're not on Bri's Brazy Brunch list :\

GREAT food ! We'd come in a party of about 8 , our waitress was amazing ! The bottomless mimosas and chicken and waffle brunch was great too . Will be returning !

Great place to grab drinks and some food! Their patio has been wonderful during covid and they have giant windows that are open for the inside. Solid mixed cocktail list that are always incredible. Was at P14 when there was an incident a few blocks away and the staff took such great care of all the patrons, absolutely incredible to see. A must visit off 14th.

My friend and I came here on a Friday night and had just missed happy hour. Tbh this place was just ok. Nothing wowed us and the drinks were very much watered down. Maybe their brunch is the staple but dinner and lunch was not the rave.

Okay 10/10 like wow ! I had the challah bread French toast and it was beyonddd amazing ! It just doesn't come with a side and only 2 pieces of French toast but the quality and taste was impeccable. I got a side of bacon and it was cooked to perfection. We also had the chicken waffle sandwich when I say the chef knows how to season I mean it everything tasted so damn good ! There's a spicy slushee and please believe then when they say it's spicy but it's also really good as is the Moscow mule !

I typically enjoy coming here. The drinks are great, the food is okay and the service has often been solid. Most of my visits have been for brunch and happy hour. It's usually a great place to gather with friends. Today I had a side biscuit and the chicken and waffle sandwich. The biscuit was pretty good. The home fries and the waffles were great. The chicken was a bit tough. The basil lavender and poinsettia mimosas were good. But things took a turn towards the end of our time there. There's a 90 minute limit now which is completely understandable. There is usually no issue unless there are other people waiting to be seated. However as we were approaching our limit, our server, Giovanni, exhibited very biased and racist behavior. After he dropped off our check he came back three times, in less than five minutes, to see if we placed our cards in the holder. We, along with two other tables that had Black people, were told we had to hit our limit and we needed to leave. But he never told the pair of white women, who were there before all of us, that they reached their limit and needed to leave. He even continued to stop by their table and chat with them. When we realized what was happening the pair told us "they were sorry that this was happening to us". We asked for to go cups because 15 minutes before all of this he brought us a full French press of mimosas. This isn't reflective of the establishment as whole but I was disappointed with this experience and I won't be returning.

Went shortly after they opened. The bartender was soooo nice. He made sure we were happy with everything we ordered. He suggested drinks, even brought over drinks he thought we would enjoy.

Came here to this hip & trendy spot for a birthday brunch with 7 other girls, and overall I had a good experience! Location: right in the heart of 14th street with outdoor and indoor seating. The indoor seating is very tight for larger parties Service: very, very quick for a Sunday brunch reservation. Food and drinks were served within 15 mins or less after being order (world record!) Food: everything on the menu sounded great, but our waitress highly recommended the fried chicken & funnel cake so i went with that. The portion size of the funnel cake was very SMALL (way smaller than the standard amount served at carnivals!), so the chicken took over most of the meal. I think the highlight was the sauce. Drinks: $18 bottomless brunch deal, only 2 options (classic mimosa and a basil lavender mimosa) served in pitcher per person. I didn't get the bottomless bc I thought other drinks sounded more appealing. The blackberry mimosa ($9) was delicious!

The atmosphere was cool my server was great however my food wasn't up to my expectations. I ordered the shrimp scampi and it tasted like shrimp Alfredo. Usually it's made with some type of base wine sauce & angel hair pasta , instead I got a very thick Alfredo cream base sauce with fettuccine noodles. It also had a very strong taste of lemon zest lemon within the pasta which I did not like.