Ted's is amazing. This was one of our favorite places on our trip to DC. I missed coming here on my last trip but after going this time, Ted's will be a must-visit anytime I am in DC. Picture a historic building housing an upscale but down to earth diner and you will understand what Ted's is. It is located in a neighborhood and has a neighborhood joint kind of appeal. Service was friendly and we were made to feel like regulars despite being a long way from home. I get the feeling that there are a lot of locals who visit regularly. It just feels like that type of spot. My youngest got a massive strawberry shake to accompany her meal. They put it in a glass like normal but also sent the metal cup with the excess. For the price of one, she got two. Needless to say, she was thrilled. I got a club sandwich because I love club sandwiches. It was delicious. One would think it would be easy to make a good club but one would be wrong. Ted knows what is up and did a great job. Finishing out our meal was a homemade pop tart that we all tried. Best pop tart ever. PS - They have at least one IPA on tap. Get one with your club and thank me later. Come to Ted's. You will be happy you listened to me.

Ted's Bulletin is everything you could want in a neighborhood restaurant: inviting, versatile, and absolutely delicious. This spot balances modern American flair and cozy, community-focused dining. The open and social dining spaces create the perfect setting for any occasion. Whether grabbing a morning latte, brunching with friends, or enjoying cocktails at the bar, the vibe is welcoming and laid-back. It's great for family meals or casual nights out alike. I've enjoyed brunch to dinner, and you can't go wrong! They are great with fast and friendly service.  I especially recommend chocolate cake for dessert.

I ordered catering for office Holiday Party on yesterday. Everything was fine except; they forgot an item. So now I have to see what's going on with that refund etc. Everyone enjoyed the food especially the Assorted Platters. I would definitely recommend Ted's for any catering options. Just double check your items before delivery person leaves. Wasn't able to catch any pictures. Maybe next time;)

The short rib Mac and cheese grilled cheese deluxe (a mouthful)was great! Wish the sandwich could have arrived warmer but it was still good. The homemade pop tarts are definitely a hit as well

I took my husband to Ted's Bulletin for lunch on a Saturday when we were in D.C. I'd been here before at night with a friend from GW who treated me to Ted's spiked milkshakes. So, my memories were of the place at night (which was fun), but daytime offers just as much fun and a great lunch! We drove over to the neighborhood and were lucky to find street parking just across 14th St. When we entered, we walked past the bar and takeout areas, and we went directly to the restaurant part. My partner and I were seated right away in a booth. This was his first time in here and he immediately loved the vibe with the comfy booth seats, dark wood, nostalgia décor (e.g. antenna TV screen and tiling on the wall and those old school bar stools). Our waitress was super nice and took care of us. For lunch, my vegetarian husband went with the Farmer's Scramble - it comes with bell peppers, mushrooms, spinach, Tillamook cheddar, hash browns, artisan sourdough toast. I ordered the Fable Mushroom Gyro Wrap, which came with crispy braised shiitake mushrooms, tomato, cucumber, lettuce, feta cheese, harissa, tzatziki and a side of house fries. The food was fresh and tasty, and hit the spot after a morning exploring Rock Creek Park. On a Saturday, the restaurant was bustling with families and couples. It's a nice spot on the weekend for brunch/lunch. We would definitely recommend and plan to return again!

My friend and I dined for dinner a few days ago. There were barely any customers for a Wednesday evening, and the service was very good. The interior is spacious and has unique decor. We both got the huevos rancheros without meat, and the entree tasted great! Happy hour cocktails are $8, which is a great deal. Check your receipt for a service charge (thought DC banned restaurants from assessing those) or incorrect pricing. My bill was incorrect, but the manager adjusted it and was friendly and apologetic.

My coworker told me this is a great place for brunch so a few of us decided to try it. We had made a reservation for a table just in case, but it turned out they weren't even busy. A few folks dining at the bar and a few more groups at the booths. They do have a coffee bar and pastries up front but we didn't end up trying those. For food, we shared one of their homemade strawberry pop tarts. Def worth it and so much better than the actual Pop Tart brand! One of my table mates got a green juice with the breakfast burrito. I also ordered the burrito since our server recommended it. It's not large. About medium sized, not overly saucy or cheesy. Pretty good! The chorizo wasn't all that greasy either. It also comes with a side of hash browns. My other table mate got scrambled eggs with peppers, spinach, mushrooms, and cheese with hash and toast. She couldn't finish the food but she really liked it! It's very much an elevated diner experience. Nothing out of the ordinary on the menu, but a lot of options for everyone!

Great breakfast spot in DC! Came here on a recommendation to get the pop tart. Came in and was seated immediately in the super cute bar area with a window facing the street. Immediately ordered the pop tart and Ted's burger. The tart was delicious and an upscale version of the traditional breakfast pop tart, super warm And gooey strawberry with a flaky and crumbly crust. The burger was well done and seasoned with crispy fries. Everything was awesome and would come back here again!