Ted's Bulletin

Breakfast: This classic American diner with a 1920s/1930s vibe offers patrons multiple comfort food dishes to chose from all day long. Buttermilk chicken fried steak, the walk of shame breakfast burrito, the Ty Cobb salad and Ted's famous grilled cheese and tomato soup are among the favorites. They even make their own pop tarts! You will want to save room for their milkshake offerings including...

Take the kids--in addition to a menu "just for tots," they'll stay entertained by watching old-time flicks (like 'The Wizard of Oz" and various Shirley Temple films) projected onto the wall in the dining room or on the vintage TV up front.

Look for postcards at some booths with a vintage photo of the Capitol.

This retro Capitol Hill "throwback" puts "twists" on its midpriced American "favorites" in an upscale luncheonette setting with authentic "art deco" details and "classic B&W movies" screened on the wall; fans warn the "only downside is long wait times", but say you'll be "delighted" once installed at the counter stools or comfy booths.

Retro in appearance (bare wooden floors and booths, a soda fountain churning out milkshakes) and American comfort food in tastes (grilled cheese, meatloaf, country fried steak, and breakfast served all day), Ted's is comfortably hip in vibe. A youngish crowd loves the old-timey coddling and they really like the new-fashioned takes on homemade Pop-Tarts and on milkshakes, which come in flavors...

Taking DC---or, at least, Capitol Hill---by storm, Ted’s Bulletin steps back a few decades with its Americana food, with a retro look at milkshakes, bountiful breakfasts (served most of the day), Sunday supper dishes like buttermilk country fried steak with a crunchy coating, and a selection of burgers to tickle any fancy. How about the Ted’s burger with a fried egg and grilled cheese bread, or...

This Capitol Hill diner (on Barracks Row near Eastern Market) is a clever nod to a bygone era. Owners Mark and Ty Neal--also behind D.C.'s Matchbox restaurants--named the joint after their father,...

The Capitol Hill spot is a comfortable American eatery with a retro vibe and a menu that features carefully curated classics.