Location: Capitol Heights
Top 10 American food in Capitol Heights, Maryland, United States
Discover Restaurants offering the best American food in Capitol Heights, Maryland, United States. Capitol Heights is a town in Prince George's County, Maryland, United States. The population was 4,337 at the 2010 census. Development around the Capitol Heights Metro station has medical facilities and eateries to support the community. The Washington Redskins football stadium is just to the east of Capitol Heights, near the Capital Beltway (I-95/495) and Kingdom Square (formerly Hampton Mall) shopping center which features a hotel and eateries.
10. west wing cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 453 reviews
Deli store. seat inside 80 , Patio 40 Food : Breakfast , Sandwiches , Salad m Sushi Beverages : Coffee , Espresso , smoothie Frozen Yogurt (seasonal)
Reviewed By groovyteach9
We ate here before our Capitol tour. So many options! You can get sandwiches, wraps, salads, soups. They have every kind of chips and cookies and candies, too!!
9. Union Station
Overall Ratings
4 based on 506 reviews
Reviewed By Emily T
This train station was kind of a zoo on a Friday early evening since there are so many Amtrak and MARC trains coming in and out but there is a metro so that makes it convenient to get to by metro or bus in DC. The Amtrak train I was catching was delayed but luckily they do have plenty of food and drink options and I really enjoyed the Mediterranean food from a fast casual place called Roti that I got before getting on the train. It is a pretty station with lots of options - just be aware there will be crowds at prime commuting times.
8. Franklin's Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 359 reviews
Reviewed By DC-Bunny
The food is hit-or-miss and Mike has resisted including many vegan or vegetarian options, despite a growing range of tasty options.It's geared towards folks who like a super loud (aka "vibrant") atmosphere. I prefer to hear my table mates.Been going for 20-some years. Love the shop and his leadership in the community, but we've found the restaurant lackluster, given the growing options.
7. The Monocle
Overall Ratings
4 based on 201 reviews
Reviewed By TheHopefulTraveler
This institution right next to the Capital buildings sits within walking distance to Union Station and Senate Offices. Beautifully decorated in the traditional DC milieu you feel like your in the power stop of decision makers. Kennedy used to eat here and there's a reason....it's great. Shout out to Nick who makes you feel welcome like your part of the family. Food was great ...got the crab cake dinner, filet mignon, and pork chop. Wonderful and tasty. This is a must stop.
6. matchbox
Overall Ratings
4 based on 340 reviews
We're known for wood-fired pizzas, mini burgers, fresh salads and chef-inspired entrées, like pan-seared sea bass and oven-roasted filet mignon. It's American bistro fare, crafted from high quality ingredients with a chef at the helm in every kitchen.
Reviewed By MissPLT
Highlights: Fried Arancini. Fun Theme, Casual atmosphereDetails: On a friday night, we were seated immediately. As we were first timers, our server spent time explaining the menu and also brought us sample appetizers as a first-time experience. I enjoyed the Arancini â it was one of the sample appetizers. I ordered the pear and apple salad with bleu cheese. It was just okay. My husband had the burger â he enjoyed that greatly.I think the theme and the prices matched up. It's not unique, but a reliable place with lots of dining options.
5. Cava Mezze
Overall Ratings
4 based on 345 reviews
Your neighborhood Mediterranean hangout, dedicated to shared plates and culinary excellence. Find us in Rockville, DC, Clarendon, Baltimore, and Olney. Established in 2006. In the summer of 2006, long-time friends Ike Grigoropolous, Ted Xenohristos, and c
Reviewed By Keith S
My wife has several food allergies so before traveling to Washington D.C. from upstate N.Y.we researched lunch options. This restaurant had many choices without soy and dairy ingredients. She had a great lunch but I had an awesome lunch with no dietary restrictions. The flavors of the ingredients in my wrap melded together to create a delicious sandwich. I had a wrap with spicy lamb meatballs, tzaziki sauce , hummus and various other ingredients including fresh mint leaves. My wife also had a wrap, with falafel, Kalamata olives and tomatoes. We both opted for cups of ice waters but were amazed that we could eat anywhere in this city for a mere $16. We did walk a little ways from the capital mall area but would do it again to eat here.
4. Ted's Bulletin Capitol Hill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1126 reviews
Modern American and classic dishes, boozy milkshakes, homemade Ted's Tarts, and breakfast served all day!
Reviewed By The_Wanderer1992
After visiting a nearby museum, my husband and I were starving, so we popped into this place for a late lunch. They have an extensive menu with numerous options including breakfast all day. They also have a variety of alcohol options as well as a wide variety of alcoholic shakes. I went with a cup of chicken noodle soup and the crab benedict while my husband had the avocado toast. For dessert, we shared the s'mores tart, which is a homemade poptart. All the food tasted great - not 5 star quality, but still quite good. The portions were a perfect size. Prices are great for the DC area. Our waiter, Thomas, did a good job. He kept our water glasses filled and did not take forever to bring the bill.
3. &pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 704 reviews
// &pizza® is an anti-establishment establishment built on the renown of its creative pies and craft beverages, localized shop design, and the strength, unity and vibe of its living-wage-paid, ampersand-tattooed Tribe. // WORK HARD, LIVE FAST, ORDER QUICK
Reviewed By staceykoz
You go in, choose your crust, whatever toppings you'd like and pay $10. Super simple and the pizzas are large enough to stretch into leftovers for the next day. They have vegan options too which is nice.Highly recommend.https://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowUserReviews-g28970-d2343625-r696915999-ZPizza-Washington_DC_District_of_Columbia.html#
2. Rose's Luxury
Overall Ratings
4 based on 486 reviews
Reviewed By RuffleScruffle
So I have gotten a little lazy as I have about 50 reviews in the pipeline but our meal tonight lit a fire under me to laud this joint to the stars. We just had a good experience. Great server, check. Interesting well-prepared foods ( Come on lychee nuts) two wonderful pastas and dorado, check. Nice joint, reasonable wine list. Check, check.Seamless and different from anything else we have had in a couple of years. Not exorbitantly expensive, sacre bleu!
Where to eat French food in Capitol Heights: The Best Restaurants and Bars
1. Ted's Bulletin Capitol Hill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1126 reviews
Modern American and classic dishes, boozy milkshakes, homemade Ted's Tarts, and breakfast served all day!
Reviewed By The_Wanderer1992
After visiting a nearby museum, my husband and I were starving, so we popped into this place for a late lunch. They have an extensive menu with numerous options including breakfast all day. They also have a variety of alcohol options as well as a wide variety of alcoholic shakes. I went with a cup of chicken noodle soup and the crab benedict while my husband had the avocado toast. For dessert, we shared the s'mores tart, which is a homemade poptart. All the food tasted great - not 5 star quality, but still quite good. The portions were a perfect size. Prices are great for the DC area. Our waiter, Thomas, did a good job. He kept our water glasses filled and did not take forever to bring the bill.
