This is a typical cafeteria happen to be located on the 6th floor of the Madison building at the Library of Congress. It has a salad station, Asian station, deli sandwich station and a Starbucks. I had the hot/cold foods for $9 per pound. It is open to the public but mostly staffers come here on their lunch break. Skip Subway and Dunkin Donuts downstairs and come here next time. Recommended.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
H Rook
Hidden gem. Clean. Good food. View. Not crowded.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
RFS
6th floor of the Madison building. Open to public and or visitors. Food buffet style. Government AOC employees get up to 20% discount on foodKid-friendliness: Plenty of areas for families with children to enjoy a nice lunch or breakfast
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
David Davis
Great sushi, nice atmosphere, lot of options. Have been waiting for them to reopen post pandemic.
K Zhou
A hidden gem open to the public. Lots of variety and a nice view outside
Renee P
Nice buffet, even has ? sushi. It's just a tad bit expensive.
Adeola Olowofoyeku
It's so delicious with many choices.
Les Kober
Food ok but everything is to spicy
Steve Frable
Good food inside Library of Congress
KM Lim
This place got a nice set of choice. My favorite is the Korean bibimbop corner. The owner is super friendly.The cafe itself got a very nice view. Expect a large crowd during the lunch time.
Nice, simple Café with a Capitol Hill area overlook while you eat, food is pretty good but if you dont fancy it then they have a Dunkin and a Subway just downstairs and down the Hall
jessica Gisilda
Lovely place, lovely polite people, good memories, thank you
Kyoung Mook Lim
This place got a nice set of choice. My favorite is the Korean bibimbop corner. The owner is super friendly.The cafe itself got a very nice view. Expect a large crowd during the lunch time.
The Sammy Show
It was packed, but the cafeteria style serving stations and the checkout lines got us through quickly. Check out the salad bar--it is fresh and replenished quickly.
John Heinemann
There are a lot of cafeterias in the Capitol complex, this is the best one. I'm a Hill staffer and I will happily take the time to walk across the Capitol complex to eat here when I get the time. If you are a book lover, this would be a perfect place on a slow afternoon to grab a book and plant yourself along the entire wall of floor to ceiling windows and enjoy the view with a cup of coffee and a treat.
This is a typical cafeteria happen to be located on the 6th floor of the Madison building at the Library of Congress. It has a salad station, Asian station, deli sandwich station and a Starbucks. I had the hot/cold foods for $9 per pound. It is open to the public but mostly staffers come here on their lunch break. Skip Subway and Dunkin Donuts downstairs and come here next time. Recommended.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Hidden gem. Clean. Good food. View. Not crowded.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
6th floor of the Madison building. Open to public and or visitors. Food buffet style. Government AOC employees get up to 20% discount on foodKid-friendliness: Plenty of areas for families with children to enjoy a nice lunch or breakfast
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Great sushi, nice atmosphere, lot of options. Have been waiting for them to reopen post pandemic.
A hidden gem open to the public. Lots of variety and a nice view outside
Nice buffet, even has ? sushi. It's just a tad bit expensive.
It's so delicious with many choices.
Food ok but everything is to spicy
Good food inside Library of Congress
This place got a nice set of choice. My favorite is the Korean bibimbop corner. The owner is super friendly.The cafe itself got a very nice view. Expect a large crowd during the lunch time.
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Nice, simple Café with a Capitol Hill area overlook while you eat, food is pretty good but if you dont fancy it then they have a Dunkin and a Subway just downstairs and down the Hall
Lovely place, lovely polite people, good memories, thank you
This place got a nice set of choice. My favorite is the Korean bibimbop corner. The owner is super friendly.The cafe itself got a very nice view. Expect a large crowd during the lunch time.
It was packed, but the cafeteria style serving stations and the checkout lines got us through quickly. Check out the salad bar--it is fresh and replenished quickly.
There are a lot of cafeterias in the Capitol complex, this is the best one. I'm a Hill staffer and I will happily take the time to walk across the Capitol complex to eat here when I get the time. If you are a book lover, this would be a perfect place on a slow afternoon to grab a book and plant yourself along the entire wall of floor to ceiling windows and enjoy the view with a cup of coffee and a treat.