Best Fast Food Restaurants in Gaithersburg

"Opened in 1958, the Black-owned restaurant is an iconic restaurant located in Northwest DC’s U Street Corridor. It has welcomed many politicians and celebrities such as Barack Obama, Bono, Anthony Bourdain, and more. The famous restaurant has a perfectly Instagrammable mural that honors the city’s African American culture on its outside wall, which has changed many times since 2012."

"is complete without ordering the district's signature dish, the half-smoke. And while many restaurants serve it, there’s only one worthy of your order: Ben’s Chili Bowl. The popular landmark diner has been feeding the..."

"Hours and offerings are subject to change due to local regulations. Please call for the most up-to-date information. This authentic quick-service eatery serves up falafel, hummus, bowls and sides with fresh, locally sourced ingredients and an array of mouthwatering sauces."

"This delicious falafel shop has the best bang for your buck in D.C. Check out their location in Georgetown to enjoy falafel sandwiches, salads, and Zatar fries for $3-4 dollars each!"

"Not only is the food affordable, this establishment has cut no corners to ensure quality ingredients. Other than the long line o..."

"Inspired by the 600-year-old European treat, Wicked Waffle is a popular chain that focuses on savory, sweet and made-to-order waffles with a wide variety of delicious toppings. Serving breakfast, lunch and early dinner, seven days a week, the casual eatery also serves a selection of waffles sandwiches, homemade soups, salads, sides, and specials such as a liege waffle studded with pearl sugar. Wicked Waffle offers catering services for special events, and has gluten-free waffles on the menu for diners with specific dietary requirements."

"Taking two years to perfect their recipe, this restaurant offers light and fluffy gluten-free waffles for guests with dietary needs. Using a specially designated waffle iron, their ingredients include rice flour, eggs, tapioca starch and corn meal. Be sure to talk to staff when it comes to filings and toppings as not all are gluten-free."

"Located just a few blocks from the White House, Wicked Waffle serves sweet and savory waffles for breakfast through late lunch. From the classic grilled cheese waffle to waffle tiramisu, you won’t find any basic bread here. Everything on the menu is under $10, so get ready to stuff your face with unique cheap eats in Washington, D.C.!"

"Z-Burger is known for serving some of the best burgers around town. Stop in and try the bacon cheeseburger, fresh cut fries or onion rings, and one of the 75 varieties of milkshakes. Even vegetarians don’t have to shy away from this restaurant, as they also have delicious black bean burgers."

"The Calabash Teahouse & Café is a charming café-style eatery that serves tea, coffee, and kombucha on tap alongside a vegan menu of freshly baked pastries and healthy snacks. Set in a bright and sunny spot on 7th Street, Calabash Teahouse & Café boasts a tranquil ambiance in which to enjoy a freshly brewed cup of coffee to start the morning or a welcome pot of tea at the end of the day. Choose from a range of fresh pastries, cakes, and other sweet treats or enjoy a selection of healthy snacks and small plates along with other beverages such as kombucha."

"There’s no better spot in DC for a soul-warming tea than Calabash. In addition to family recipes for medicinal teas and elixirs, this holistic veggie joint also serves an array of Jamaican-inspired vegan dishes including chickpea curry, faux BLT sandwiches, patties, and delicious baked goods such as pies, breads and cookies. The original location is in Shaw but don’t miss the new Brookland location for its beautiful ambience created with furnishings from across the African diaspora."

"Calabash Tea Bar & Cafe is located in the Shaw neighborhood of Washington, D.C., and serves tasty, homemade baked vegan treats using handcrafted spices, served with a variety of aromatic teas and tonics, on tap kombucha and the best, fair trade coffee."

"Eat Lunch at Eastern Market or Barracks Row Walk east to Eastern Market, which is especially lively on weekends as part of the street is shut down for vendors to sell crafts and food. Enjoy some fast casual food or walk a few blocks farther to 8th Street SE (Barracks Row) where you will find a wide range of great restaurants. After lunch, take the metro to the Smithsonian Metro Station to visit the National Mall."

"From oozing grilled cheeses to warm pockets of bao and gooey bread pudding, it’s impossible to leave this local marketplace in a serious food coma. If you’re in DC, make sure to head over to Union Market for the famous Korean inspired tacos or Red Apron’s stand for anything chorizo."

"You and and a crowd could each get your own meal/cuisine and then sit down and enjoy together. So far I’m tried the Dosa’s, Waffles, Bagels, Mediterranean, and ice cream, none of with disappoint. Sweet Waffle, Dosa, and Kombucha on tap"

"destination if you're searching for a weekend brunch spot, craving a snack on your way to visit the Capitol, or, you know, hungry. Oyster bar, bakery, taqueria, soda shop, sandwich shop, Korean taco grill—all..."