Capitol Bistro - Calumet-Norvelt

One of the best public community services in the center of Capital Federal Administration.Come to this, many places do offer public restrooms/ bathrooms for convenience.This place is not one of them. However. They don’t mainly have them. One associate said. No bathroom. Get to transfer to the next destination course. Do not come there. If you , he, she, they want bathrooms, take it somewhere else differently. Avoid coming to this spot.

Freezing cold! Average food, for a relatively high price, at least for breakfast. Much of the staff cannot communicate properly in English. No fresh orange juice, no real coffee, etc.

The secice and atmosphere was great but the food was overpriced for what you get. Essentially equivalent to a continental breakfast for over $20.

I normally don't eat breakfast in the hotel restaurants unless it included in my stay, but since the two experiences I had at some of the local diners were a total miss, I figured I would give this place a try and I am so glad I did. This restaurant was a breath of fresh air in terms of atmosphere, service, and food. My server Mario was friendly and very attentive right from the start. I ordered the Veggie Skillet off the limited sized menu rather than doing the buffett style, and I was pleasantly surprised by the nice portion I got and how great it tasted. The home fries that came with the order had some flavor to them. The establishment is very clean, and the service was super fast. I'd agree that the prices are a tad high, including the cost for a cup of coffee, but it was nice that they give you a cup so you can take some with you when you leave. I definitely recommend checking this place out, and I will be sure to come in again the next time I stay at the Holiday Inn rather than waste my time and money at one of the local places.

As guests staying at the Holiday Inn, we ate breakfast here 4 mornings during our stay. Each time the service and food were very good. The buffet breakfast is a pricey at $19.95 for adults, but the discounted kids price (12 and under) of $4.25 is a real bargain. Scrambled eggs, bacon (some of the best I've ever had), sausage, french toast, fruit, bagels, pastries, toast, yogurt, etc. Drinks are included in the buffet price. There is also a menu that can be ordered from, but nothing is less than $16, so it doesn't make much sense to get anything other than the buffet.