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FRENCH
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CAFE / COFFEE SHOP
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l'Enfant
Adams Morgan
2000 18th Street NW (Florida Avenue NW) - map
Washington, DC 20009
202.319.1800
Hours
Wednesday-Thursday 7:30AM-10PM
Friday 7:30AM-11PM
Saturday 8AM-11PM
Sunday 8AM-6PM
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| Price (dinner) | $ |
| Price (lunch) | $ |
| Price (breakfast) | ¢ |
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Features
vegetarian dishes
takeout
kid friendly
large groups ok
outdoor/patio dining
Accepts
cash
American Express
checks
MasterCard/Eurocard
bank debit cards
Discover
Visa
Dress
casual
Alcohol
wine / beer
wine list
Parking
street parking
Handicapped Access
completely accessible
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Description
L'Enfant brings an authentic French cafe experience to Adams Morgan in the space formerly occupied by Franklyn's.
Breakfast offerings include freshly baked croissants, pain au chocolat and other pastries. House coffees are served in sipping bowls.
Sandwiches, quiches and crepes complete the menu, and the bar is stocked with French wines and Belgian beers.
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I love L'enfant!
I live literally a block away from the Adams Morgan main strip and even given all the choices we have, we always go to L'enfant. Especially now that the warm weather has arrived and we can enjoy the outdoor seating area. The owners are always there sitting with the guests and are quite attentive. Service is great despite the crowds. Try the sausage and cheese platter with some fine red wine! [21 Apr 2004 10:14:26]
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Recommended Dishes: Best for happy hour
Jenn, Washington, DC jennrgolden at yahoo dot com
Better than most Parisian cafes!
The ambiance is fantastic - especially during the week when it's not overflowing with clientele. Service is typically impeccable, attentive. The food is lovingly and beautifully prepared with a wide variety of choices from the Salade Nicoise to the French Dip sandwich and the crepes both salees and sucrees. The wine list is well designed and the beers are grand as well. The place is well maintained by the everpresent owners who watch everything quietly as they sip their wine... just like the rest of us. I've been visiting/living in Paris for greater than 10 years. This place is so very much better than most French cafes! [16 Nov 2004 18:06:31]
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Recommended Dishes: Salade Nicoise, New York Bagel with Salmon and Capers, the crepes, the Liefman's Kriek, the Languedoc.
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