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Colonel Brooks' Tavern

Address
901 Monroe St NE Washington DC 20017
Phone
(202) 529-4002
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Great Food! Summer outdoor seating very tropical! Free drink for visiting the web site.

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THIS RESTAURANT IS CLOSED Colonel Brooks' Tavern Restaurant Review

Located just a few blocks from Catholic University, this Washington mainstay has seen probably every local celeb and ordinary DCer imaginable. It does not offer a high-brow menu, by any means, but what you will find is Southern-style cooking with loads of flavor. You can start with its trademark Redskins (named for the football team? Unlikely) topped with cheese, bacon and sour cream, or go...

Old-timey, feelgood pub dating back to a more innocent Northeast. Now an oasis of Catholic University goodness down in da ghetto. Original brick, wood paneling, framed window glass proves history. High-backed booths grant Southern gentlemen the right to enjoy their ale in private. Fish ‘n chips, famous burgers, lotsa home-cooked "specials", lotsa butter on steamed veggies. On the right nights,...

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No longer exists. Was demolished for the new development happening in the Brookland area.

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I grew up in Brookland and went to St. Anthony's school. Love the area and come back to visit many times over the years. When there with friends or family, we usually go to Col. Brooks Tavern for a "taste of old comfy Brookland." So sorry to see so many of the old places disappearing. The "Brooks mansion" as it is referred to was the Benedictine Convent for the nuns that taught us at...

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Ok, I seem to see the trend here. For those that are lucky enough to have been served good food in a timely fashion by good servers, apparently you will like this place. After reading those, as well…

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