About our rating systemTed’s Bulletin calls itself a family restaurant, and it is, it is, but what you should be prepared for is that some of the “children” who come here are in their 20s and 30s and they’re drinking milkshakes laced with rum and raspberry schnapps (“Buzzed Berries”) or maybe vodka and Kahlúa (“Nutty Professor”). So it can get rowdy. What you’ll enjoy, besides the retro decor, is the well-done, comfort food menu: grilled cheese, tomato soup, creamed corn, mac and cheese, barbecued chicken, ribs, chili, sloppy joes, and breakfast items (which are served all day). Ted’s Bulletin is so popular that it opened a second location in summer of 2013 at 1818 14th St. NW (tel 202/265-8337), in the U&14th Street Corridors. One warning: Sometimes those waiting in line to get in have attitude problems (think the movie Mean Girls), so save yourself from possible aggravation by making a reservation.
Washington, D.C.› Restaurant
Ted’s Bulletin
505 8th St. SE (at E St.)
Our Rating
Neighborhood
Capitol Hill & Barracks Row
Hours
Sun–Thurs 7am–10pm, Fri–Sat 7am—11pm
Transportation
Metro: Eastern Market
Phone
202/544-8337
Prices
Main courses breakfast $9–$13, lunch $10–$15, dinner $14–$25
Cuisine Type
American
Web site
Ted’s Bulletin
Neighborhood
Capitol Hill & Barracks Row
Hours
Sun–Thurs 7am–10pm, Fri–Sat 7am—11pm
Transportation
Metro: Eastern Market
Phone
202/544-8337
Prices
Main courses breakfast $9–$13, lunch $10–$15, dinner $14–$25
Cuisine Type
American
Web site
Ted’s Bulletin
Map
505 8th St. SE Washington, D.C.Note: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip.
