Good service, great food, cool vibe! I recommend the cheese sticks and French dip. They were good!

Classic dive that has withstood the test of time. Loved it when I was a young staffer on the Hill in the early 90s and loved introducing our young adult daughter to it over 30 years later! What could be better than burgers, beer and sports on TV and great atmosphere and friendly staff?!

A long time favorite with upscale bar food. Deep Fried or Joe's West Virginia are the sandwiches to try. Cool vibe since 1947. Check it out!

We've been hearing about Tune Inn for the last three years from soooo many people, so it was only right we checked it out. Between Matt or James, you'll leave Tune Inn with a smile on your face! From their commentary to their service, you are definitely in good hands. Prices are more than affordable and the portions are generous.

Simply a neighborhood bar!! A staple within Capitol Hill with great energy and a family base crowd of people.. You can't go wrong with the happy hour which is one of the best in the area. They have a full menu with breakfast items served all day. The other stuff i love is the mozzarella sticks and the grill cheeses. You can either be here to watch a game.. start a debate.. or just throw back some drinks. Check it out!

I've only been here for breakfast (opens at 8 AM, 7 days/week). The fact that Tune Inn even has a breakfast service available on Cap Hill is notable. I patronize this place in part due to this, but it's also got to have decent food and service too. Tune Inn delivers on that. Candidly, I've not had a drink here -- and make no mistake, it's a bar -- so, its alcohol offerings aren't what attracts me. However, no one can walk into this space and not see -- or perhaps choose to sit at -- the massive wooden, old timey bar that dominates the front space. The Tune wouldn't be the Tune without it. There's always some sort of philosopher-type sitting here sharing his world views; along with firefighters, federal staffers, construction workers, locals, etc., -- the common man and woman -- and that's why I return. The Tune, of course, features fab music from past. Possessing the 2nd oldest liquor license in DC, it's steeped in all kinds of history and was a former speakeasy. It's a fun meet-up spot that requires no reservations. The same family has owned and managed it for 70+ years. The breakfast fare is pretty standard and reliable. My go-to: Tune breakfast or steak & eggs. There's usually laughter, friendly debating, and a welcoming spirit here that I appreciate. It's an unpretentious watering hole -- rare to find on Cap Hill.

Stopped by for a quick drink and snack this evening. Service was slow, but expected. They had limited beer selections and I got an ice tea. Shared the chicken tenders and tots platter with Ragz. The chicken was delicious - just what I would expect from a greasy spoon bar. The tots were super yummy too, very crispy and light. Came with ranch and we asked for buffalo sauce on the side. The bar has a cool vibe and a lot of the patrons seemed locals and request visitors. I think I might come back again to check out their drinks and other menu items.