Best Fast Food Restaurants in Bethesda

"A cultural landmark in the heart of Washington, the award winning Ben’s Chilli Bowl has served a string of famous visitors including Duke Ellington, Miles Davis, Ella Fitzgerald, Nat King Cole, Redd Foxx, Martin Luther King Jr. and Bill Cosby. President Barack Obama also dined here days before his inauguration. Established in 1958, this casual venue has a rich history and is located in the U Street corridor, once known as ‘Black Broadway’, home to a rich selection of historical and cultural landmarks including The Howard Theatre and the African American Civil War Memorial & Museum."

"If you want to dive right into the DC food scene, then Ben’s Chili Bowl should be your first stop. This casual dining restaurant is a quintessential part of the DC experience. Ben’s was opened more than 62 years ago by Virginia Ali, a woman with a dream and a plan."

"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..."

"Next door to Jeff Tunks’s upscale District Commons is his counter service Burger, Tap & Shake, which features elevated burgers prepared with a blend of house-ground, three-day-aged, naturally raised–beef brisket and chuck on house-made buns. Also on the menu: liquor-spiked “shaketails” like the Apocalypto, which combines cinnamon whisky, homemade marshmallows, and chocolate ice cream, and 20 American craft brews on tap."

"When the red-meat craving hits, there’s one place that satisfies the need for a juicy fix: Burger Tap and Shake, otherwise simply known as BTS. BTS offers a great selection of burgers made from locally sourced beef that is freshly ground on..."

"Hand rolls are the thing to try at this hip, casual Japanese spot in D.C.'s Logan Circle neighborhood. The restaurant specializes in crispy seaweed rolls you eat with your hands that look like unsliced sushi. Fillings include salmon, yellow tail, and blue crab."

"With its domed glass skylight ceiling and its dark wood bar, Mission in the Dupont Circle has a sleek and sophisticated air. The Mexican-inspired menu includes some delightful brunch options, including a breakfast burrito, mexi bennies, and a taco platter. The bottomless brunch option is also a must-try, with one main dish paired with endless chips and guac and free-flowing cocktails."

"Trademark is the neighborhood bar for a remarkable neighborhood. With a nod to our close friends at the U.S. Patent and Trade Office, we take our inspiration from the innovators whose once daring ideas set the standard.Then knowing exactly what the standard is, Trademark enjoys nothing better than...Mehr"