Duke's Grocery

Came to try their Brunch. It's a British Pub, with British food on their menu. The place was all decked out for Christmas, and they did an awesome job. Everyone was really nice. The Husband ordered the Steak and Eggs, which was served with an insane amount of fries, and a gravy that was full of onions and peas...delicious. I ordered the Avocado Toast. The avocado was fresh, and there was a generous amount of it. The Egg on top was cooked perfectly. Definitely will return to try other things. Would Recommend.

I had the proper burger. and my friend had the fish and chips the burger was just ok. good nothing spectacular. cook well fresh ingredients needed better seasoning. my friend felt also the fish cook well just needed some seasoning to bring it out. the fries crispy nice crunch i liked

Our server MJ was the absolute best! She was able to answer our questions about the menu and recommended their Proper Burger as it was rated the best burger the past 10years on the Washingtonian and it did not disappoint! She also recommended the sticky toffee bread pudding with ice cream and it was delicious! Bread pudding was thick but the ice cream helped with it! Would definitely come back again!

The restaurant was very busy. We did not have reservations, but happily sat at the bar. Service is 5 stars! Our bartender/ server was excellent- very friendly and anticipated our needs. Food- truly just meh. Everything we ordered had no flavor. Coconut green curry mussels- tasted like they were just steamed in water. Not a hint of coconut or curry in the broth. I would not reorder. The Proper Burger also has no flavor. The meat, cheese, bun all tased the same. The only thing that helped the burger along were the pickles and the slight hint of aioli. I’m sad that this is what they are known for. I would not reorder. Brisket sandwich- brisket meat was dry. The sauerkraut and pickles were the only good thing about it. My son only ate half and didn’t want the rest. Would not reorder. The

Ah, brunch at Duke’s Grocery in Potomac. You know, there are moments in life, fleeting and unassuming, that unfold with a level of elegance so rare, one must simply pause, lean back in a well-worn leather booth, and savor the scene. This, my friend, was one of those moments. 🚙 Navigating the winding roads of Potomac’s leafy corridors, one might assume you’re heading to an undisclosed rendezvous, not a brunch spot. But tucked just beyond the bends is Duke’s Grocery, a place that doesn’t demand attention, it earns it, quietly and irrevocably. 🍽️From the moment I stepped inside, I felt the deliberate hush of a sanctuary. Dark wood-paneled walls, subtle lighting, the kind of atmosphere that whispers, “You’re safe here. Let us feed you.” And feed us they did, with precision and grace. 👧 Emil