Fifteen Squares Restaurant

Average food for premium

Biggest ripoff in town. Breakfast buffet is $26. Waffles were clearly from the freezer and not fresh. They were not warm. It's a glorified Hampton Inn breakfast with an omelet station. Unfortunately, there are not many other choices for breakfast near the hotel. McDonald's is next door, but then there's the homeless camp to contend with. I love D.C.

Do yourself a favor and order your breakfast from the menu. It's much better than the buffet, and less expensive.

CLOSED PERMANENTLY!!!

This is the breakfast restaurant off the lobby of the Renaissance Hotel on 9th St in Downtown DC. Breakfast Buffet is $26 and eggs with 2 sides $19 plus tax and gratuity so breakfast will cost upwards of $30-$35pp. Costly but tasty with your own coffee carafe. USA Today and the Wall Street Journal available to diners.

Ate here for breakfast business meeting at the hotel. Spacious enough so that there was no waiting to be seated and no problem accommodating our group of 7. Service was prompt and quiet friendly. Be sure to flip the pages on the menu. Lots of choices. I had the egg white frittata with spinach and salmon. Delicious. Good coffee. A bit pricey but not any more than you might expect at a hotel restaurant.

While staying at the DC Renaissance we came here for breakfast and really enjoyed it! They have a nice selection of breakfast items placed throughout, so as not to create lines when busy, and the morning we went, it was rather busy, but we didn’t wait at all. Their omelet station was excellent and the chef… This guy (I wish I would have gotten his name to give him a well-deserved shoutout!) offered the best service we’ve ever gotten at a breakfast buffet omelet station. He had great skills at making his omelets as well! He not only took our order, but brought it to our table once it was made and offered to make pancakes, waffles or other egg dishes. He had a very nice selection of fresh veggies and meats for the omelet too! The other items on the hot bar were really good, fresh and nicely prepared. Service by our server was friendly and helpful and offered with a smile. Overall, we’d stay here again to have the chance to enjoy breakfast here the next day!

I had the breakfast buffet. Good variety of food and most staff members are accommodating and attentive

Breakfast cost a good buck but worth every dime! From the fresh fruit to the made to order omelettes, you will feel like royalty here.

I ate here and ordered off the menu. I am not a buffet person. I had the lemon-ricotta pancakes, which were absolutely wonderful. What impressed me most was the service. I ate at a high-end steakhouse the night before and did not get nearly the service I got at Fifteen Squares! The servers were very attentive. I say serverS because two different people took care of me and gave me simply wonderful service. It is the kind of service you expect at a five star restaurant. Yes, breakfast is pricier than I like to pay for my morning meal. But, it is NOT expensive for D.C., nor is it expensive by similar hotel standards. I highly recommend this restaurant.

Good food with an all you can eat breakfast buffet whine includes breakfast drinks. Good and friendly staff.

For a 25 dollar buffet not much to choose from

This is a very nice restaurant, with excellent service, situated within the Renaissance hotel in Chinatown, Washington DC. During my stay at the hotel, I used to enjoy my daily breakfast at this restaurant. They make different sorts of appetizing eggs and their orange juice is great!

Brunch/breakfast. Well service was terrible (I guess you get your check as soon as you go to buffet?) Had to flag down our waitress after about 10 minutes for more water and o.j. Then again after another ten minutes, you're served in the standard hotel 8oz water glasses so it goes by fast.

I had a beautiful stay in DC back in 2012, and this Fifteen Squares made it awesome! I came here every single morning for brunch. There's a large variety of food!