Reviews for Good Stuff Eatery in 303 Pennsylvania Ave. SE, WA
We saw this restaurant featured by Michael Simon on his show and had to check it out. Locally sourced ingredients and a... laid-back casual atmosphere. And amazing burgers cooked perfectly! We tried the Old Bay sauce on the fries and it was a hit too!Come hungry! Can't wait to go back the next time we are in DC! Read more
Being avid fans of Top Chef, my wife and I were excited about trying this restaurant knowing it's owned by Spike. I have to say,... I wasn't disappointed! The restaurant is just a short walk from the Capitol building, so we walked there after our tour. Myburger was fantastic and the cheese fries were really good. My wife got a salad with grilled chicken and that was very wellseasoned and grilled. The cookie for dessert was also very good - soft and chewy with great flavor. I'm very glad we venturedout there! Read more
The worst service I ever had probably, the girl was really not happy to be here. No smile, no hello, no please, no thanks, she... didn't even looked at me that was crazy.. Also they forgot our order , so we wait more without any apologize.. The food wasgood, but please do something about our staff, probably a training to explain how smile and how be cordial Read more
Burger - pretty decent, fries - pretty bad, milkshake - pretty good. The burger had a lot going for it (had the Obama Burger),... it was juicy and the flavors/sauces went well together, but it was really soggy and greasy immediately after it was prepared(ate in); overall pretty decent burger. The fries unfortunately were the worst part. Got the Village fries which adds rosemaryand some seasonings. They had no salt on them and were very soggy and underfried, pretty big letdown. The milkshake was actuallyvery good (cookies and cream), nice and thick w/ a good wide straw. If the fries had not been so bad, I'd consider coming back,but the fries are half the experience for me. Wouldn't eat here again (or would ask the fries to be well done). Read more
Good burgers in a 2 story space. Order downstairs and take your food upstairs to a sit down dining area. The fries were a bit... burnt as if the oil hadn't been changed but were made from real fresh cut potatoes. The burgers themselves were tasty, nice andfilling. If you enjoy a giant burger you may want to get two -my teenage brother wanted another- but we were satisfied with justone. The shakes we tried (oreo, toasted marshmallow and malt) were all tasty. Read more
My hesitation about eating here was that the portions would be insanely huge, the food would be greasy, and I'd leave bemoaning... what an awful place. I was so wrong! The portions were PERFECT!!!! There wasn't a single bad food item. The onion petals, fries,burger, so darn good. Loved sitting outside to eat. You get that DC feel. Check out it. Read more
The burger is pretty good, a little heavier and greasier than expected. The bun gets kind of soggy with all the toppings. Burger... is also on the smaller side. Price range for a burger is greater than $9 depending on your toppings. Fries aren?t crispy andmore on the soft/soggy side despite being served hot. There is a place upstairs to eat as well as outside seating. I think FiveGuys and Shack Shack are on par with this burger place. Read more
Right in downtown DC, Good Stuff Eatery will stuff you with food. I got the prez burger, which had Applewood bacon, onion... marmalade, Roquefort cheese, and horseradish mayo. The burger was delicious, the fries were great, and they had a nice varietyof dipping sauces for your fries (or your burger). They also had milkshakes which everyone else, but me, had with their burger. Read more