Best Fast Food Restaurants in Bull Run

"was racially segregated, Ben’s Chili Bowl was a gathering place for anyone who wanted a hearty meal. Today it’s one of the must-eat places in Washington, D.C., as seen on “Man vs. Food.” Barack Obama also ate here just days before his inauguration…no big deal. Old-school half-smokes and veggie dogs are available, too, as part of Ben and Virginia Ali’s growing legacy."

"With affordable prices and mouth watering dishes, this U Street favorite has been serving celebrities, politicians and every day folks since 1958. Ben's famous all meat chili dog, chili con carne and jumbo beef dog are menu specialties. Healthier, yet still tasty, options include a tuna sandwich, veggie burger and rice bowl."

"The half smoke originated in Washington, D.C.|© T.Tseng / Flickr. Ben’s Chili Bowl is housed in a historic building dating back to 1910 that used to be a silent movie theater and a pool hall. In 1958, it was converted into a restaurant."

"This soon-to-be chain is one of the best fast-casual bets around, both in price and in its mission. A basic pita with falafel and vegetables at Falafel Inc. runs $3 with hummus an additional $1. The za’atar fries make a solid accompaniment, as do all the complimentary sauces on hand for dipping and topping."

"Located in Georgetown, Falafel Inc provides an affordable and philanthropic experience. Even with the low cost of the meals, a portion of every purchase is donated to help refugees. Falafel meals can be ordered as a sandwich or salad."

"Not only is the food affordable, this establishment has cut no corners to ensure quality ingredients. Other than the long line o..."

"Next door to Jeff Tunks’s upscale District Commons is his counter service Burger, Tap & Shake, which features elevated burgers prepared with a blend of house-ground, three-day-aged, naturally raised–beef brisket and chuck on house-made buns. Also on the menu: liquor-spiked “shaketails” like the Apocalypto, which combines cinnamon whisky, homemade marshmallows, and chocolate ice cream, and 20 American craft brews on tap."

"When the red-meat craving hits, there’s one place that satisfies the need for a juicy fix: Burger Tap and Shake, otherwise simply known as BTS. BTS offers a great selection of burgers made from locally sourced beef that is freshly ground on..."

"This local chain of hamburger restaraunts is known for using top quality, fresh ground meat and other ingredients. It’s a quick, easy, albeit unhealthy, option on King Street more"

"Shawn B (possibly mispelled) was running the register and allow though wearing his mask, you can tell his was smiling and friendly with his voice."

"Five Guys Burgers and Fries uses premium, fresh ground beef with tons of toppings to choose from, with pets allowed at outside tables."

"As we navigate the evolving impact of coronavirus on our communities, we are temporarily closing our dining room seating to help limit person-to-person contact. Some of our restaurants may only offer service through our drive-thrus, while others may be able to offer takeout, delivery or mobile or..."

"The CFAs in this city never get your order %100 right.And actually come to think of it, out of all the times we have ordered, we have never received the ..."

"This mall is popular among locals and tourists for its food court since they offer a wide range of cuisine options. You can find almost every kind of food at L'Enfant Plaza. Another point that is useful for tourists is that the mall is an excellent place to stop before taking the Express Bus to Dulles International Airport."

"It's best to follow these lunches on wheels on Twitter, but usually you'll find them lined up near the L'Enfant Plaza Metro Station in southwest D.C., McPherson Square, Franklin Park, and Farragut Square all in northwest D.C. Popular ones include..."

"During the time period of the famous invasion when the British burned the White House to the ground, British troops attended St. Patrick’s Catholic Church for Sunday mass. Washington’s oldest Roman Catholic parish is St. Patrick’s Catholic Church at 10th Street and G Street NW. The original wooden church on this site was constructed in 1794 and the second brick structure was built in 1809. That brick church was a major witness to the British sack of Washington, D.C."

"Saint Patrick’s was founded in 1794, making it the oldest parish in the Federal City, which is what Washington, D.C., was known as back then. At this time, many Irish immigrants were living in D.C. and working on the construction of federal buildings."

"Enjoy old-world Spanish charm with vibrant, colorful decor at this venue perfect for an intimate gathering or large party of up to 50 guests in La Granja — Taberna’s beautiful semiprivate room. This spot is known for its tapas menu and paella.. with over 300 wines for pairing."

"Named for the third US president and main author of the Declaration of Independence, the Jefferson has the presence of a stately home, with heavy busts and TJ-signed documents on the walls. Headboard flourishes and gilt mirrors pep up calm, cream-hued rooms. A Michelin-starred restaurant, Plume, serves slivers of perfectly pink meat, while the Greenhouse’s checkerboard floors and glass ceilings set the scene for your afternoon tea."

"DC’s most awarded hotel offers a lovingly updated historical experience with layers of luxury not often found. Built in 1923 as a luxury residential building and fully renovated/reopened in 2009, this 5-star hotel has modern day conveniences added to the stately Beaux Arts structure. You’d be hard-pressed to find a more convenient location in town."

"Another local favorite for the best breakfast in DC is the Greenhouse at the Jefferson Hotel Washington DC. Patrons enjoy the elegant and historic charm of the colonial decor."