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Martin's Tavern Breakfast Restaurant ·$$

A Georgetown fixture since the early 1930s, Martin's Tavern leans decisively towards the historical - rather than the trendy - aspect of this neighborhood. The former New York Giants baseball player William G. Martin opened this neighborhood pub in 1933. Today his grandson, Billy Martin runs the family business. Dark wood paneling and touches of hunter green make for an attractive interior. The menu features American and continental classics - steak and seafood as well as pasta served with marinara or alfredo sauces.

Website: martinstavern.com

Phone: (202) 333-7370

Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Wisconsin Ave NW and N St NW

Closed now

  • Wed 11:00 AM - 12:00 AM

1264 Wisconsin Ave NW Washington, DC 20007 ·144.01 mi

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Amenities

  • Smoke-free
  • Family friendly
  • Accessible

Reviews

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Jens J. 10/29/26

We had a great weekday lunch here recently. We love the cozy interior. Excellent and friendly service from both the hostess and our server. A lot of visitors to the city must visit here because...

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Deb G. 10/04/26

French onion soup - definitely not the best town. Onions were crunchy. Welsh Rarebit - not good. Bread was not well toasted. Service was OK Nobody asked me how either dish was while I was eating...

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Suri S. 09/05/26

Martin's Tavern is one of those Georgetown staples that earns its crowd. In a neighborhood that's always buzzing, an hour‑long wait here isn't surprising but it's proof of how many people keep...

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Whitney L. 08/20/26

Went to Martin's for the first time since I was in the area and wanted to treat a friend to a birthday brunch. We were sat at the proposal booth which was such a nice touch. I love that they...

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Nate N. 08/21/26

I've been wanting to try Martin's Tavern ever since I learned that JFK was a frequent visitor, so we finally made it happen! We stopped in on a Tuesday for brunch to avoid the crowds, and it...

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