Best Place to Get Food & Drink This July 4th Weekend
Wherever your plans take you this long July 4th weekend, we have some great food and drink options for you.
Dine with Us – Inside & Out
Join us in our restaurants. We are open all weekend in DC, MD, VA, and PA every day for breakfast or brunch (including holiday Monday brunch), lunch & dinner. For those who enjoy eating outdoors, we have patios available at most of our locations. Our sibling restaurants in DC – Farmers Fishers Bakers and Farmers & Distillers – are also open with indoor and outdoor seating available.
Enjoy Our Food & Drink To Go or Delivered
All of our scratch-made restaurant food & drink, including family meals, can be ordered and pre-ordered for pick up or delivery from all of our locations.
Shop Our Market & Grocery for Your Grillin’ & Gathering Needs
Grillin’ and chillin’ this holiday weekend? Order pick up and delivery from two of our Market & Grocery locations – in Tysons, VA and Potomac, MD. Shop our butcher’s case for steaks, ribs, burgers, dogs, and more, including scratch-made hamburger and hotdog buns. Grab some of our bottled cocktails, mixers, even beer. All can be ordered and pre-ordered online.
However (and wherever) you are spending this July 4th weekend, let us help you with your food and drink.
Cheers to Our New Cocktail Menu
Celebrate summer with our new cocktail menu featuring spirits from our farmer-owned distillery, Founding Spirits, including our brand new Founding Spirits Bourbon. We have created a tasty and fun drink menu sure to please everyone.
Our House-Churned Ice Cream
The best part about our house-churned ice cream may not be how incredibly delicious it is… well, actually that is the best part… but the next best part is what goes into our ice cream.
Celebrate Dad with Our Brunch, Drinks & More
Join us this weekend to celebrate dads and all that they do. We have so many ways to treat dad. Brunch with Us Each of our restaurants will be serving our amazing brunch, regularly named as the best in the city by locals, including Washingtonian Magazine readers and the Washington City Paper.
