3 Places to Discover a New Book over Lunch

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1. Busboys and Poets

Brush Stroke Purchase a new book to enjoy over breakfast (served every day), lunch, or dinner. There's great options for vegans and vegetarians too. 14th Street, Brookland, Anacostia & more

Brush Stroke Busboys and Poets is a nod to Langston Hughes, who worked as a busboy at the Wardman Park Hotel in the 1920s. The bookstore focuses on social justice and authors from a variety of backgrounds.

2. Kramers

Brush Stroke Enjoy no fuss but great quality plates at Kramers any time of day. Or keep things simple with coffee or tea. Dupont Circle

Brush Stroke Kramers opened in 1976 as the first bookstore café in DC. You'll find a lot of recent titles here plus authors representing a variety of perspectives.

3. MLK Library

Brush Stroke Not enough room on your bookshelf for more purchased books? Enjoy a library book at the MLK Library café with coffee, tea, or small bites.

Brush Stroke The MLK library also has beautiful reading space on multiple floors or enjoy outside food on the rooftop.

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