Founding Farmers Fishers & Bakers

Good food, atmosphere and ambiance. Nestled on the Georgetown waterfront at Washington Harbour, Farmers Fishers & Bakers feels like an urban farmhouse with sweeping views of the Potomac. Inside, reclaimed-wood tables, cheerful farm-themed décor, and a warm, inviting vibe strike a perfect balance between casual elegance and farm‑to‑table authenticity

FFF&B is always a good bet, especially at the Washington Habour complex. Our waiter was efficient, lively and very helpful. The food was sufficient, but Clydes might be smidge better. The price points these days are out of control, but you can find one or two items if you are concerned about cost.

This was the best food. We came close to their last seating before closing, which was unfortunate. It would have been great to experience their ambiance longer and be able to order dessert.

We sat on the patio - great scenery and perfect weather, although they should have had the ceiling fans on because there were some tiny bugs flying around and that would've helped! Good food. Fresh. Their selection of dips to eat with the grilled bread (which I love) this time was not my favorite. And, they switched to serving one large cinnamon bun in a skillet as opposed to the few small ones they would bring on a plate. The small ones were better and much easier to share!

Hosts and waiters were not very polite. Everyone was rushed and stressed and we felt it. My 9 year old asked, “why don't they like us”.

Attentive server. Accommodated our special seating request by the window. Drinks were good. Food was satisfactory.

The crab and artichoke dip is to DIE FOR! Had a great time and our server was so kind and attentive.

Mariam our waitress and Caleb the manager were amazing. We celebrated 3 birthdays and we were a group of 10, the spacious room we put in was perfec as we felt like it was a private room. The birhday ladies ( I was one of them) received a special treat which was very sweet.

Our server was overwhelmed. We sat for nearly 10 mins before she 1st paid us a visit. We ordered right away since we didn't know how long it would be until she returned. The food was fine. Problem was when we were finished eating, she seemed to forget about us. Then after having to ask for the bill, she “forgot” about us again. A table of very young diners monopolized her for at least 10 mins while we sat there waiting for her to take/process my payment. She should have excused herself from that table, let them figure the menu out, take 30 seconds to process my payment so we could leave. Ultimately, I had to flag down what I guess was a supervisor to pay the bill. I've eaten at other Founding Farmers locations at least a dozen times, all with good service. This was unfortunate.

We had a lovely dinner. I had the crab cakes which were excellent. They came with fries and coleslaw. My son had ribs which came with fries, cole slaw and green beans. We both loved our meals. I had their homemade orange soda and it was really good-more like a juice than a soda but really tasty and refreshing.

Our server, Mariana was fantastic and walked us through some really good meal choices.

The main course was the special of the day, which was halibut and pesto served over tomatoes, peppers, and croutons with a drizzle of basalmic vinaigrette. It was a lot like a bruschetta. It was so good that I forgot to get a photo of it. 😋

We visited DC in June and came to this restaurant mid-day as a family with two kids (6 and 10). The restaurant was fairly empty, and we were offered to enjoy Happy hour at the bar, they let the kids sit at the bar too (at the accessible section, which has a lower bar, so worked out perfect for us). Unfortunately, I can't recall the name of our bar tender, but he provided us with excellent service, made amazing drinks and helped with all our food orders. We loved smaller portions of Happy hours and ordered variety of things. Food was fantastic, we enjoyed everything we ordered.
Very nice place, we would recommend it and would visit again

Great food, great service. Loved the crab artichoke dip and the fried chicken and waffles (huge portions!)

Food was excellent for breakfast. Solid service and a nice riverfront setting in Georgetown.

Waitress was nice but kinda weird vibe. Painted makeup, spoke with an affliction and overall not genuine person. Reminded me of that Starbucks commercial with barista talking with an affliction to a customer about large drink.