Station 4

Visited on a Friday evening for the pre-theater special (three courses for $35) The team was very attentive to our large dinner party - it was easy to take our orders with the pre fixe menu and the food came out very quickly. The portions are good sizes and all of the food I had that evening shown below was excellent. The pasta was light yet a hearty portion, the classic Caesar well mixed and the New York cheesecake was thick and filling. I did not try any wine or cocktails. The restaurant was busy and filled with patrons on an early Friday evening but the staff was very efficient. The tables we had were round and pushed together which made it a little tight for those sitting on the bench to get in and out and the restaurant is very dimly lit. Overall a great dining experience and I would definitely visit again - the food and the prices are great! There is paid street parking and paid garages nearby the nearest would be the garage under the Safeway right across the street from the restaurant ($20) $

Upon, entry the aesthetics are nice, and the service on a brunch date is very slow. Quality of food mediocre. A bit overrated as I’m a foodie, and I definitely review on all aspects of a restaurant. If your looking for a loud atmosphere with a lot going on than this is the place. For a more personalized, cozy experience and attentive atmosphere this is not.

I had an amazing experience dining at Station 4! I ordered the lamb chops and they were absolutely chef’s kiss — tender, flavorful, and cooked perfectly. The mashed potatoes were seasoned to perfection, creamy and delicious. The asparagus was good as well, though it could’ve used a little more seasoning to really bring it to life. The atmosphere of the restaurant was really nice, clean, and welcoming. What really stood out was the service. We came in with a large party, and the staff handled everything effortlessly. Everyone received their food around the same time, which is rare for big groups, and everything came out hot and fresh. Overall, Station 4 delivered on great food, great vibes, and excellent service. I’d definitely go back!

I’m in Southwest DC, & I see a spot right across the street from the Waterfront Subway!! It’s lunchtime, I’m hungry, looks niced up in there…I’m going in!! . Where I am: @station4dc . Location Reviewed: 1101 4th St., S.W. Washington D.C. . Items Reviewed: STAMP!! Their Passionfruit Mocktail ($14 with Passionfruit, lemonade, & lime). Refreshing, real juice, & tasty!! STAMP!! Their Smoked Gouda Mac n Cheese ($31 with macaroni with smoked Gouda, bacon, cornbread, & a crab cake on top). That crab cake was EXCELLENT…STAMP!! The Mac was creamy, & flavorful!! LIKE THAT! Their Pepperoni Pizza ($18 with garlic oil, mozzarella, & pepperoni). Not the most esthetically pleasing pie, but you know what? The flavor was there!! LIKE THAT! Their Wednesday Weekly Special ($20 with a steak n cheese-red onion, American cheese, lettuce, & tomato, dusted fries, a pickle, a beverage, & their soup of the day-squash soup). Ok the fries…STAMP!! The soup…STAMP!! The steak n cheese was good…DELICIOUS. STAMP!! Their Crème Brûlée ($14 custard with a candied caramel top). This is my new favorite dessert!! Theirs was delectable!! Get this!! . Customer Service: On Point. . Recommendations: Try this spot!! Accessibility: This spot is wheelchair friendly, & differently abled persons friendly. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️=STAMP ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️➕=LIKE THAT ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️=DELICIOUS ⭐️⭐️⭐️=DECENT ⭐️⭐️=PASS ⭐️=NAH #Bigschlimsreviews

This was my 1st time visiting. My table had a party of 5. We went to brunch on a Sunday around 1pm to celebrate my friend's birthday. I ordered the lobster omelette and it was delicious. There was a lot of lobster in it. I was quite surprised. The omelette might look small in the picture but it was a decent size. Our waiter was VERY busy. Took a minute to get drink refills. Speaking of drinks, the lemon drop was really good👌🏾🍸

I recently had my husband’s 40th birthday dinner in Station 4’s garden room. Everything was so beautiful in the space and the food and service was wonderful. The staff are so nice. I can’t saw enough great things. Coordinating with Salwa, who leads events managements was amazing. She was super responsive and answered all of my questions about the space.

I had a wonderful experience here, and a big part of that was thanks to Alexis. She was very professional, attentive, and genuinely accommodating. I had a few modifications I wanted to make to my order, and she handled everything with patience and a smile — which really elevated the overall experience. The food itself was delicious — tender, well-seasoned, and clearly prepared with care. It’s not always easy to find a brunch spot where the food matches the service, but this place gets it right. The flavors were rich without being overwhelming, and the portion sizes were satisfying without being over the top. One thing to be aware of: they do include a mandatory 20% service fee, which is treated as the gratuity. While I personally had no issue with that — especially considering the quality of service I received — it’s something to note for those who prefer to tip at their discretion. Overall, it’s a great spot for a laid-back yet flavorful brunch, especially if you value attentive service and well-prepared food. I’d absolutely come back and would recommend it to others looking for a solid brunch destination.

I’ve been here twice now and both times I had a great experience. The food is delicious and my waiter had amazing service. We had bottomless brunch and they made sure to come and refill our drinks and were very hospitable.

I've been looking for an excuse to visit this local favorite. I visited for Valentine's Day and I had no issues getting a reservation. I received an email promotion highlighting their $90 fixed menu. The service was great and the staff were both pleasant and relatable. The food was also good. I'll love to come back for brunch, as I heard great things about it.

Went to Station 4 for their Sunday karaoke brunch based on a recommendation. The ambiance was very fun and definitely a great place for a bottomless brunch and a good place to get your Sunday funday started. The music was amazing and definitely tailored to millennials. Now to the not so impressive parts of the experience. The service was extremely slow and they have a 90 minute limit on the bottomless brunch. They need to staff better to help push out drinks and food faster so they can turn the tables over. Our waiter however was really nice! The food overall was a 3/5. I had the steak and eggs and the steak was more on the lower quality side but the potatoes were delicious. Overall I'd probably come back for the vibes but not the food.

Do not recommend and will not be returning. First, I had a reservation at 1:15, got there on time, and was not sat at a table until about 1:50. The initial waitress came, she said she was busy with 2 other tables and that she would come back. Before we could even speak to tell her we had been waiting for a while and already knew what we wanted to order, she walked off. I was able to flag down the manager and tried to explain the situation, but he just brushed off my concerns and told me "i was fine, and that everything was okay". It's as if he was literally not listening to a word I was saying. We eventually got water and still waited for someone to take our order. After a while I flagged down the manager again, he ignored what I was saying but eventually sent another waiter to our table. When the original waitress saw someone else taking our order, she became extremely angry. She was extremely passive aggressive and when customers sat at the table beside us, she thanked them for being patient and not rushing her (she said this very loudly while looking at my table so that we would clearly know she was upset with us). If she would have taken the time to speak with us initially she would have known that we had been waiting for almost an hour, vs the table beside us who had been there for 5-10min max. The food was very bland! I had the chicken and waffles, and the waffle was so dry it tasted like paper or cardboard. My friends had other meals and also said they didn't enjoy them. Literally no one finished their food bc it was so subpar. The only okay food was the French toast. The drinks weren't good either. The ambiance was okay, it's extremely loud and tables are close together so you pretty much hear the conversations at tables beside you. Overall, I believe this place is overhyped and staffing, specifically the manager needs more training in customer service.

Station 4 has been on my list for awhile & has garnered a big buzz recently. This restaurant is not new on the DC scene but when influencers start raving about it on TikTok, people come to check out the hype. We had a 1:45 rezzie for Saturday Brunch. It was giving festive vibes. I saw a table of ladies dressed in their holiday one piece pjs having the time of their lives & others folks on dates. We were immediately seated & our server Jeff greeted us. I didn't see kids offerings although my 5 year old nephew was dining with us. I ordered the challah French toast (no powdered sugar), eggs over med with cheddar. Didn't realize my eggs came with home fries & toast. It was a lot of food! I also ordered a mango mojito mocktail. Nephew also wanted French toast, eggs, bacon then poured syrup over everything!!! Sis ordered the breakfast burger with fries & bottomless mimosas. The food was seasoned well and service was on point! I enjoyed my first visit! Come here for the vibes. However, don't expect to have deep conversations during brunch. It's loud!! I couldn't hear the people sitting at my table.

I've been a fan of Station 4 for years! I love their new menu and their renovations! Station 4 is an American Bistro restaurant + lounge that delivers on all fronts - amazing food, great drinks, and a welcoming atmosphere! Saturday, I came for their bottomless brunch (offered every Saturday & Sunday from 10 AM to 3 PM) and left more than satisfied. Here's what we ordered: * Shrimp Shakshuka - a flavorful tomato stew with jumbo shrimp and rustic bread. * Chicken & Waffles - crispy, golden, and perfectly paired with syrup. * Steak and Eggs - cooked to perfection with tender steak and home fries. * Challah French Toast - soft, sweet, and topped just right. * Lobster Omelet - decadent and packed with fresh lobster chunks. Not only was the food delicious, but the drink selection was top-notch. Their brunch cocktails and bottomless mimosas are a must-try! What makes Station 4 stand out: * Daily Happy Hour specials * A wide variety of drinks * Options for customizable menus and private events If you're looking for a solid brunch spot in DC with great vibes, Station 4 is where you need to be. Highly recommend! I can't wait to go back and possibly host a @dmvdoes event at this restaurant.

We liked every dish we ordered, especially the shrimp appetizer (Gambas Al Ajillo). The food came out hot and quick. We did 2 for $80 dinner special and it's totally worth it.

Relaxed vibe with lots of American fares to choose from. The servers were quick and courteous and came to check in periodically. We ordered pastas, and even though this wasn't an Italian restaurant, the pastas and crème brûlée were really good. Definitely recommend if you're in the area.

We were offered a special dinner rate because we had tickets to Arena Stage. It was Super Bowl Sunday, so the crowd was loudly engaged with the game. Other than what appeared to be other people who were headed for the Theatre, it was pretty empty on this Sunday evening. I had the mahi mahi tacos, fish and chips, and a glass of white wine. I also finished my friend's red wine . The tacos were exceptional!- fresh and filling. I only had a bite of the fish and a few fries. (Someone at home finished the rest. They liked it and said it was "nice and fresh." It was 39.00 per person with the tickets. It was worth that. I would return.

I've been twice in 2024. This spot has great vibes for brunch! The menu can seem a little much when you're hungry but I always leave full and happy with the service. I definitely want to come back for dinner.

Solid meal. Great for pre theatre meal. Menu- good happy hour specials and variety of dishes on menu. Food- we got Cesar salad, pepperoni pizza, shrimp tacos, wings, duck fat fries, and crab dip. Everything was pretty standard. Drinks- full bar, nice size pours Service- the bartender was friendly and attentive. Good runner brought food and filled water often.

Last Sunday, I had RSVP for a table of 6 with the Girlies and a time was had . I had no idea this establishment had live karaoke for brunch. After a few mimosas ... I definitely signed up for Karaoke and had a ball . Food - I ordered the eggs Chesapeake with crab meat . It cleaned my plate , no complaints however keep in mind, I only ordered the eggs Chesapeake because the two previous meals I desired , I could not have prepared to my liking . One meal was a steak and the resturant does not cook their red meat middle rare . I thought that was odd . The second meal, I wasn't allowed eliminate the peppers and onions . I don't like onions or peppers . Service - I'm not sure if our waiter was overwhelmed but he moved at slower pace then others . We had to remind our waiter that we paid for bottomless mimosa . Expectations - keep them coming especially since the establishment did not have mimosa carafes . The ambiance was nice ... no complaints at all . Nice location and open space . We'll return soon for Karaoke and Brunch !!!

Our reservation this weekend was for 1:15. We were not seated until 1:45. Not only that, our server came up to us and said I have to talk to other tables first and refused to take our order. When we asked if there was someone else to take our order we were able to get another waiter. Then, our first waiter was passive aggressive and said "thanks for being so patient" and rolled her eyes. As if waiting 30 minutes for a table that should've been ready when we got there wasn't being patient enough. We asked to talk to a manager and he didn't understand or kept saying okay and walking away.

Station 4 came highly recommended and it lived up to my expectations. We came here for brunch. The food was good, the presentation was great and the flowing Mimosas were on point. The restaurant was packed with everyone having a great time. The wait staff was attentive and they keep checking to make sure everything was okay. The bathroom was immaculate. Even though it was unisex it was very clean. I had an awesome time and will be back.

I came for Happy Hour on a Wednesday night, seat for 1 please. When I walked in, the manager was sitting at the table by the door on his cell phone. A person in need walked past him to beg us at the bar for money. He didn't even notice and the bartender couldn't get his attention. He had to ask the person to leave the establishment. Once I sat down, the first thing I noticed was the bar countertop was sticky. Gross! I had to request a wipe down. From that initial experience, I was not expecting to receive the menu and see fast food at a $$ price point. I ordered the $10 shrimp tacos and the tortilla was stuffed with pico de gallo and grilled shrimp that's it. The guacamole was fine but again nothing to rave about. I asked for an order of fries and it cost $13. It's outrageous for the subpar service, food, and ambiance. I do not recommend and I will not be back.

Sorry folks but I have to go low... Management needs to do some serious training of waitstaff. Considering the price point of this restaurant, you would expect some graciousness and class but our server (Mohammed K) was not even close. Somewhat of an attitude and giving the feeling he'd rather be somewhere else. No real 'service' beyond taking our food order but then he added a 20% tip even though the menu clearly states that they will only add 20% tip to parties over five people or a bill of $350. That's annoying! Food wise - the taste is fine but it's pretty standard food. And for entrées that are costing around $30-$45, you really do expect something a bit better. In short, pretty low value for money, ambience that is 'meh', tasty food but not worth the price, and, on the night we went, pretty awful table service. You can give this place a pass. There are so many other options that are nearby.

9/10 for me due to lack of parking. We parked at the Safeway garage parking free for 90 mins if you purchase something for at least $15. The food was alright. The fish and chips for me wasn't all the way cooked. My sister enjoyed her lamb chops. There's a bar section that stays open much later if you want drinks. The kitchen closes early. Call ahead of time to make a reservation or do it on open table.

It was a great spot for a private event. My friend had his 30th birthday on the enclosed and heated patio. They allowed decoration and a food and drink minimum order. Everyone was able to order everything on the prix fixed food menu, but everything on the regular drink menu. The service was great and ambiance was incredible! I ordered the mini crabcakes which was delicious!! The ribeye was huge, juicy, and delicious. The salmon stuffed crab was pretty good, but I wasn't a fan of the milk over the food, it didn't taste like cream. Next time, id order the ribeye. They had good drinks and great music as well. Overall, its a good vibe spot, the food could be hit or miss depending on what you order

The food was good but the service was amazing. Our server Jeff definitely took care of us and quickly addressed any issues we had. Highly recommend the tiramisu cake

Good food and service. Only issue was the mosquitos, for whatever reason there were a ton of mosquitos in the restaurant that we had to keep swatting away. We got bit a few times.

The server as obviously bored, then he convinced me to get bottomless mimosas and they were all terrible. They changed my drink but the next one tasted just as bad. Then they gave me a piña mimosa and it still tasted like crap. The chicken and waffles had no flavor and the waffle tasted like cardboard, the potato's 10/10. The French toast was really good but they were gready with the cream on top I wish it had more to add sweetness

Came back here. Same issue as my last review - the restaurant doesn't seem to have a hostess so you have to find someone to seat you (if you can seat yourself, it wasn't obvious to us). The food also seemed to decline. i had the saltiest omelet that seemed to be over-salted. The food is way overpriced for that quality.

Went to Stqtion 4 for Father's Day! The ambiance was classy but kind of noisy. The tables were pretty close together and you didn't really get your own privacy. I loved that they had unlimited mimosas but I wish they had more flavors other than orange! There was a Father's Day specials menu that was nice. Nice place!

Really good breakfast sandwich and steak and eggs. Would prefer nicer chairs. Not a fan of the brunch cocktails.

came to station 4 for dinner and I must say station 4 has stepped up their game. MK was so attentive and knowledgeable of the menu. he told us about the specials and had so many recommendations as well. I started with a lemon drop martini with don julio blanco and it was so amazing!!!!! I then opted to get the french onion soup as my appetizer given it's a lil cold out doors, literally Dec. 22nd!!!! the soup was very good a lil salty and could've used more croutons but I loved it and literally was scrapping the bottom of the bowl. I got the stuffed salmon and it came with mash potatoes and brussels sprouts. the salmon was bomb the mash taste like box powedered mash wasn't bad but didn't taste homemade and the brussels were good but a little too much lemon or pomegranate I think it is because they were a lil sour. but I like sweet brussels so that could just be a personal opinion. ALL IN ALL I WOULD RETURN TO STATION 4 AGAIN!!!

We decided to try this place out on our last day of our mini vaca for brunch. The menu looked promising, so we headed inside. The entrance can be very confusing, but we also weren't greeted by any staff for a good 45 seconds- everyone kind of just stared... We sat down, waited a good 10-15 minutes for anyone to come over to get our order. By this time we knew what we wanted because we had already been waiting for so long. Keep in mind there was 1 other table of two in the restaurant. The staff were talking on their cellphones out in the dining room. Very unprofessional seeing as they claim to be "fine dining". We ordered a very simple meal of a breakfast burrito & steak and eggs. It took 25 minutes. When there is plenty of staff, very few people in the dining room, and it's earlier in the day there should not be much of any kind of wait. The only reason they deserve 3 stars is because the food was ok. The service was absolutely terrible, & needs some help. Just because every check adds 20% gratuity doesn't mean you don't have to do your job to your best abilities. I don't recommend, spending time or money at this location.

This was a great brunch place. They have great staff and a great vibe going. We did the regular brunch and not the bottomless, I would choose a busier place for bottomless but I love this place for a regular brunch. My personal favorite was the chicken and waffles! Our server checked in with us multiple times and our food came quick!

My second visit to Station 4 brought me out for brunch! Listen...I WILL be going back!! Our waiter (David I believe) was awesome and he kept the mimosas filled. I had the burger and we all shared the Mac and Cheese. Which was good except the cornbread was as hard as a rock...but for real though...the knife couldn't cut it...lol. I was there for a birthday celebration and it really is the perfect place with their no fuss pricing. If you haven't tried them out for brunch, it's definitely a must for a fun, relaxed time! (It is timed so make sure your group articles together or let them know...we starting the mimosas without you...lol.)

The service was nice and the mimosas were strong. The chicken could have used a bit more flavor and the presentation could have been better. The restaurant is very large with moody furniture. I stopped by this establishment around 11:30 am on a Sunday so I did not expect the lights to be so dim like a lounge. With the lighting and decor, it felt more like a lounge but the music was very low and I think jazz. The vibe was weird for an 11:30 am family-friendly brunch.

Decided to take my Mom here for Mothers Day Brunch, and we were greeting by some really sweet girls at the hostess stand. Also, (I believe she was the manger) provided us with some Mother's Day gifts. I wish we were able to sit outside, but the inside was so nice and decorated nicely. Our server name was Mohammed and he was very good! He was busy and you could tell, but he was awesome! Food: * Steak & Eggs - My mom loved her steak and she said it was cooked just how she wanted it. * Chesapeake Benedict - actually better than I thought! It was very good! The potatoes was also good! * Challah French Toast - good!!! Soft and delicious! I would like to go back to try the regular menu one day.

This was my second time visiting Station 4. It's decent. I went there for a last minute brunch and was impressed. I had the Chesapeake Eggs Benedict which was actually pretty good. I love the ambiance and decor. The noise level was a bit loud but it was Sunday brunch so that's to be expected. Our server, Alex was great.

Came from brunch and the mimosas are huge and strong, which I like. The meatball shashuka was disappointing though! Bread was meh, meatballs were fine, and the tomato was somewhat bland. Service was attentive with mimosas though; kept refilling even when I only took two sips of my already full glass. Big area where it can definitely get loud from other parties. I probably would not come back again with the food being eh for me.

Can't say enough nice things about this establishment. I go there often since it's in my neighborhood and prices are better than usual for DC. The whole vibe is relaxed and casual but still upscale. My favorite thing has to be the staff. The wait staff and bartenders I've met are there every time I visit. There isn't a whole lot of turnaround, which is rare in this area, and if you visit more than twice they'll remember your favorite cocktail. Not many places can say that. Station 4 isn't on the currently ultra-trendy (for SW DC) wharf but if you walk a block north you'll find real service and real food at reasonable prices. Don't miss it.

I wanted to have dinner somewhere close by to the Arena Stage, where I was going to see a show... And Station 4 was a perfect 4 mins walk away! But, the short walk might have been just about the only thing I appreciated from this experience. From the minute I walked into the restaurant, the hostess was really unfriendly, and spent the entire time on her cellphone. Our waiter was really nice, but also very overwhelmed covering several large tables with little help. The food was okay. Nothing really stood out to me, and for the price point, I expected much much better. The leather seats my cousin and I were seated at was torn, and that took from what would have otherwise been a pretty venue. If there was an option for 1/2 stars, I would have given this 2.5... But better to round up than down I guess?!? ‍

Food was solid. We had a great time. It was a birthday and they gave the birthday girl a free treat and that was cool. We had a party of 7 with a super complex bill and were, therefore, a total PITA and they handled that with grace and patience. He even helped us take a group photo. . I personally ordered the cheapest thing on the menu and it was really tasty. My wife got the other cheap thing and it was also really good. I wish I'd gotten the $150 steak though. That looked so good.

Sat here for a period of 1 hour and thirty one minutes, and when the pizza arrived it didn't seem as though it had sounded. Dumbfounded I left this review! Plus ants were found in our groups waters and the manger intended to tell us that it is fine and it is normal. Not to mention everything was stale and they handed the food to our guests and took it away from us for another customer! Food was also butt, (guest said he is calling boarder patrol). Never returning! We were promised ants, I guess it's protein!

Came here for a friend's birthday this past weekend and we had a lovely time. I got the shrimp appetizer and a side of asparagus as my dinner and it was very good as I was not super hungry. My friends got the cauliflower dish, the jambalaya with the fish, the short rib dish and the tuna dish and everyone said they enjoyed their meals. The servers name was Jasmine I think and she was great. They even sang my friend a birthday song. They were not super busy so our food came pretty quickly. My one hang up about the place is how they do their checks. We were not able to split the bill so that we could pay for our own food. We had six in our party and it was not clear what we were paying in gratuity either. This left a bad taste in my mouth and bc of this I probably won't return in a "large group."

Really wanted to love this place. Every member of the staff was incredibly kind. But everything else about the experience was forgettable. Not sure what vibe they were aiming for but the menu and the decor are mismatched chaos. Service was slow despite the dining room being nearly empty. The food was serviceable but more in line at what you would expect at a large chain restaurant. Not a terrible experience by any means but in a city with so many wonderful options, it's nearly impossible to recommend this place.

Brunch at @station4dc. I went for restaurant week on Saturday. We made reservations & got seated immediately. I got started w/ the Caesar salad no croutons. Steak & Eggs as the entree. I got the steak cooked MR and the eggs over-easy. & finished w/ the gelato/sorbet duo I believe it was salted caramel and coconut. Oh I also forgot to mention we added BOTTOMLESS MIMOSAS! Everything was delicious from start to finish. The home fries were so crispy and perfect in every sense. The steak and eggs were AMAZING! I didn't think I would like the sorbet/gelato duo but boyyyy was I wrong! Everything was delicious and the service was excellent! Will definitely be back. To see a more detailed review check out the newest episode on my channel! follow me on all socials to keep up w| my food adventures @melrosemunchies

If you're ever in the DC area looking for some amazing food and overall great vibes, please check this restaurant out. The ambiance, service, food and wine selection are top tier, and they do have indoor and outdoor sitting, This time around I decided to try out the lamb chops and risotto, which came highly recommended. I was surprised by the portion of this plate, and the flavor was of another world. The risotto itself was so velvety and creamy, and the peas added the perfect crunch. The lamb chops were cooked to perfection, and the wine glaze gave it an extra kick. The lemon tart was not as lemon-ey as I would have prefer it to be, but overall a good dessert. 10/10, would recommend.

Station 4 was not hard to find and parking was not bad for me at all. I found street parking. The establishment is beautiful. Great place for sexy pictures in the evening. The service was great, I was with a large party and the waitstaff was attentive. A few of the ladies from the group enjoyed the lamb chops, they said they were very flavorful. I had the fish and chips and they were good. I would return

Amazing service and food! Maroun was amazing and gave amazing service. Will definitely be back in the near future!

OK, so, I have tried quite a few brunch (15+) spots throughout the DMV area. Because I absolutely love brunch. I will say Station 4 definitely has the ambience however, this past Sunday 11/10/24 was the worst brunch experience I've had in a long time in DC. Me and a friend went to the Wharf initially we were going to go to Milk & Honey, but I wanted to try something new so we went to Station 4. First of all they didn't have any music playing. It was super quiet. They played one song and I don't know if the playlist was messed up, but then it would stop and start again. Second, me and my friend got the bottomless mimosas with the main brunch entrée. We both ended up with chicken and waffles, which was an absolute disaster. There was no seasoning on the food whatsoever. I don't believe I've ever in my life tasted fried chicken with no seasoning. It was dry. The waffle was dry. There was no butter and we had to ask for additional syrup. I ate less than a fourth of my meal because it was absolutely disgusting. However, we did drink our fill of mimosas for the 90 minute sit down. Normally that 90 minutes goes by so fast you're upset that you have to leave however we were counting down the minutes till we left. For 40+ dollars I expected so much more, by FAR the worst brunch experience I've had in all of my years of living in the DMV since 98 you do the math. And I've been to some places where the drinks were amazing and the food wasn't great, but to be completely flavorless is insane!!!! This is no shade to the service, though the wait staff was very prompt. The food came out fast probably because there was no effort into the way it was cooked.

Food was good, portions were small and overpriced: the dining experience was nothing spectacular to be honest. The mashed potatoes almost tasted like they were instant potatoes. Two meals with one appetizer and one glass of wine cost around $200 after tip and it just wasn't anything that impressed me. The server was nice, but the whole experience was nothing special. This restaurant isn't somewhere that I'm dying to come back to the next time I'm in D.C.

Been here a couple of times. I feel like it's overpriced and the food isn't very good. I live right next-door, but don't plan on going again. Too many better choices in the area.

I rarely, if ever, leave bad reviews but I sadly must do so now. I won't comment much on the food because I'm still in shock. All I'll say is the price is high for the quality you receive. The main reason for this low rating and my dismay, is that whilst eating a mouse was running around. My friend saw it first; it ran around the entrance twice then the third time we saw it, the mouse ran past our table and I confirmed that she did in fact see a mouse. They came to the area and said they do not have mice; they said they have someone spray 2x a week to guarantee there are no mice. They brought us a slice of carrot cake saying that all tables were getting a complementary dessert in celebration of their 12yr anniversary. While a kind gesture, we couldn't indulge with the thought of a mice still scampering through our minds.

i thoroughly enjoyed celebrating my 24th birthday here. God is soooo good. my birthday was on a friday and my plans fell through with my original restaurant on the wednesday of the same week. thursday morning i found station 4 on tik tok and booked a party by 4 pm with Salwa's help. she's amazing!! a soft-rainy night in dc, station 4 provided me with the garden room for 20 of my great friends and i. it was heated, we got to play our own music, and the food was great. i custom picked the menu, we played games, danced, took pictures, and had a wonderful night. the restaurant is VERY metro friendly as it's about no more than 20 steps from the Waterfront station on the green line. we were able to stay in the room until midnight, though the restaurant had closed. our server was on his game and worked quickly. it was only a bit intimidating at the end when they were rushing to clean our table at 11:00 due to the fact that they were closing when some folks weren't yet done eating and there were many servers standing around waiting for payment (as if we weren't going to.) but overall, i'm very pleased w the experience and i think everyone should host a party here if they can! i will continue to recommend my friends to book!

Ordered seared tuna salad for dinner and crab bites. Crab bites were 3 minuscule pieces with mainly filler. Seared Tuna Salad consisted of 2 small pieces of ice-cold tuna, not even properly defrosted or slightly warm, raw string beans, 3 slices of tomato and small containers of commercial soy sauce based dressing and horse radish mayonnaise, not even real wasabi. This is in contrast to places like Seasons 52 which does an excellent job of ingredients and presentation. In this day of inflated restaurant prices, they should be embarrassed to serve this dish. Wine seemed under poured but can't be sure of that. I certainly will never go back. Peter D., MD

I went here for my bridal shower brunch. It was a cute atmosphere and it had good food and drinks. The only issue was splitting up the checks. If you have more than 8 people, be prepared to not have the check split. I highly recommend this spot.

We did a group dinner @ Station 4 DC this week. They made planning this event so easy, and everything from appetizers, entrees, to dessert exceeded our expectations. The wait staff -- headed by Maroon -- was exceptional. We highly recommend this restaurant as a place that adds value to any occasion.