It’s easy to miss Kafe Leopold, tucked down Cady’s Alley in Georgetown behind a barrage of interior design stores. In fact, you might mistake the Austrian restaurant for an outpost of Design Within Reach, with its sprawling dining room anchored in the middle by a bright orange Tatlin sofa. This is a utilitarian spot that’s better than it needs to be, and the lengthy menu at the all-day cafe has options for whenever you might stop by. They open early and close late, but we like it best for breakfast or brunch with a group where everyone can spread out in the sunny dining room. Try the salmon pizzette, served with horseradish creme and crispy radishes, or mix and match a trio of tea sandwiches with options like tomato and mozzarella, egg salad, and apple and cheese on a pretzel bun. If you're looking for something more substantial, the hearty veal schnitzel or the Bavarian roast chicken are solid options, particularly while sitting in the outdoor courtyard with a chilled riesling in hand.