The restaurant is decorated with a virtual collage of rustic pictures and plaques from a bygone era of early fast food diners. But, the real reason Ollie's has so many regular clients are their unique, peppery seasons fries. Ollie's doesn't scrimp on the portions, either. Burgers are not Ollie's only offering. Ollie's is a Lebanese restaurant and ethnic dishes round out the menu.
Customers enjoy culinary delights such as kababs, falafel and fettoosh.
When you visit Ollie's, don't count on there being parking nearby. Your best bet is to take Metro, get off at the Red Line Farragut North stop and walk about three blocks east on L St. NW to Ollie's. Ollie's is a fun, very casual and friendly place to eat. You will see everything from families and students to business suits and ties dining together. With the ongoing downtown renovations, Ollie's Trolley is an old standard that does not appear to be going away anytime soon.