Restaurants in Camp Springs
Bsmart Cafe and Catering
American Cuisine at BSmart Cafe and Catering (Up to 50% Off)
Menu offers ham & cheese subs, french toast, salmon cakes, omelets, fried wings & fries, BLTs, veggie burgers, and New York–style pizza
Suitland - Silver Hill
$20 $12
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BSmart Cafe and Catering serves hearty American food like subs, pizza, and breakfast all day. Fill your stomach with a selection of early morning meals including veggie omelets, hotcakes, and grits, or build a super sub with everything from sliced turkey to rib-eye steak. The caf??s pizza offers a savory treat coated with pepperoni, mushrooms, and green peppers, and wings come smothered in one of six sauces including jerk and Panama red.
Olde Towne Inn head chef and owner Donnell Long has delighted diverse clientele with his exemplary culinary skills, from Michael Jordan to U.S. Senator Vance Hartke. After graduating top of his class from the Washington Culinary Institute, he catered for prestigious events and groups including the Washington Mystics, helped establish the Stonefish Grill, and has recently appeared on the Wendy Williams Show and as a guest chef at the Social Safeway in Georgetown.
At Olde Towne Inn, Chef Long serves American fare with sophisticated flavors. Notable menu items include the Hawaiian barbecue rib eye, a double-cut Virginia pork chop, and seafood fettuccine with fresh scallops, shrimp, and crab. During brunch, patrons can go savory with catfish and cheese grits or sweet with Belgian waffles drizzled with honey butter. Live jazz bands color both the Sunday brunch and dinner Wednesday-Friday with soulful sounds and rippling melodies that can muffle the sounds of rumbling bellies.
To say Capital Teas? founders, Manelle and Peter Martino, know tea might be a bit of an understatement. Fifth-generation tea merchant Manelle?s great-great-grandfather, Francis Van Reyk, was a Dutch tea planter who immigrated in the 1870s to present-day Sri Lanka, where he planted and managed the Diyagama Tea Estate, from which the Martinos now source their Great Grandfather?s tea. Manelle?s family has been in the tea trade ever since, a tradition she has carried to her own specialty tea business, which has boutique locations throughout the Washington D.C., Northern Virginia and Maryland area. Additionally, Peter has become a popular speaker at World Tea Expos, where he frequently educates and inspires the tea world.
In addition to tea from Sri Lanka, Capital Teas carries more than 200 loose teas and herbal infusions from 18 countries including India, China, Japan, Malawi, and Kenya. A sniffing wall dispenses wafts of black, oolong, and green teas, and knowledgeable employees drift around the store?s tasting stations to explain each flavor?s nuances.
Capital Teas also pairs customers with accompaniments such as teapots, infusers, treats, and artisanal honey. In-store patrons may sample free tea samples?which are brewed fresh daily?while online purchasers receive a free sample with every order.
Sowing the seeds of garden-fresh deli fare, Nature's Table Cafe has sprouted 75 locations in 10 states since its founding in 1977. Health-conscious menus bloom with vegetarian and gluten-free dishes alongside classic sandwiches filled with roast beef and grilled chicken breast. Cheesy paninis melt under the heat and meaningful glances emanating from a hot press, while more modest wraps conceal Mexican-, Mediterranean-, American-, and Thai-style fillings. Suffused with the essence of jasmine, rice bowls offer bellies a refreshing salad alternative, though Nature's Table Cafe's salad selection draws in loyal taste buds with fresh veggies and surprising combinations of grilled chicken, fruit, and chèvre cheese. Catering services unfailingly fill bellies at office parties, family get-togethers, and black-tie duck soirees.:
A product of longtime best friends and entrepreneurs Lonnie Moore and Mike Malin, whose The Dolce Group has launched successful eateries across the globe, Ketchup reinterprets childhood favorites in a sleek, contemporary atmosphere. Diners saunter through a space alive with a red, white, and black color scheme, relaxing in curvy, red banquettes or futuristic-looking chairs designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe. The tabletops and slatted room dividers boast comic-book-style pop art, ready to transfer onto any on hand Silly Putty, and the walls talk with whimsical portraits of ketchup and mustard bottles holding hands and Heinz bottles fading into clouds of pointillism.
Meanwhile, in the kitchen, chefs spin memories of Shake ’n Bake and macaroni washed down with Kool-Aid, creating gourmet masterpieces. Lobster finds its way into mac ‘n’ cheese, and hot dogs benefit from Kobe beef—both in the dog itself and in the chili on top. And there are plenty of options when it comes time for french fry dipping. Ketchup flavors such as root beer, ranch, and chipotle pay homage to the restaurant’s moniker, livening up Angus burgers topped with market-fresh heirloom tomatoes and Irish cheddar cheese. Moore and Malin's jazzed-up comfort food has even caught on at a sister location in Saudi Arabia, and the duo is opening another site in Istanbul, Turkey.
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