The Second Address
Capitol Hill, Washington DC · Opened January 2026
The Second Address at a glance
About
- Mediterranean-influenced breakfast & lunch
- Cozy ground-floor counter + quiet second-floor dining
- Open Tuesday–Saturday
- Sunlit, community-focused atmosphere
- Simple seasonal ingredients
The Second Address is a neighborhood cafe on Capitol Hill serving comforting breakfast and lunch staples elevated by Mediterranean ingredients and bright, seasonal touches. With a casual ground-floor counter and a relaxed second-floor dining room, it’s built for lingering coffee-sipped mornings and easy midday meals. Open Tuesday through Saturday, the menu balances homey familiarity with unexpected olive oil, citrus, and herb-driven notes.
What to Order
Shakshuka-Style Baked Eggs
Sunny eggs baked in a simmered tomato-pepper sauce with fragrant herbs and crusty bread for soaking.
Za'atar Avocado Toast
Creamy smashed avocado brightened with lemon and a sprinkle of earthy za'atar on toasted country bread.
Grilled Chicken & Herb Salad Sandwich
Warm, marinated grilled chicken, lemony herbs, and crisp greens tucked into a soft roll for an easy, savory lunch.
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