Pretend to be fancy in Dupont Circle at Nage, a trendy French bistro. What else would you want in your stomach after a night of barfing than brioche French toast with … chocolate ganache, caramel orange syrup, bruleed banana, and apple smoked bacon? And I'm sure you can find $11 in the pits of your purse to pay for it. And if you're really suffering from empty wallet syndrome, the truffled mac and cheese is a mere $7. Combine that with a mimosa, and you've got your day's worth of vitamin C and calcium. Right? [link]

The website says something about a complimentary strawberry mimosa and the second drink being $1.50. This trendy Dupont Circle bookshop/cafe goes all out for the weekend … midmorning meal. Brie, basil, and tomato omelet? A variety of benedicts to choose from? Though the food prices are the highest on this list, with such cheap drink deals, you'll probably have a few hours before regretting the $16.95 for food. (photo) [link]

Do you want fried cheese with your omelet? Levante's brunch buffet costs under $20 and includes three mimosas. Combine eggs benedict with grape leaves and other Greek … treats. The topper is that even though it's breakfast, you're not denied Levante's signature bread and olive oil, all warm and sopping with goodness. [link]

All you need to know: all you can eat waffle bar. Did life exist before this concept? Keep 'em coming morning beverage specials (including screwdrivers!) and … artery-clogging food to pad your pre-winter body in rolls of fat. All will make your hangover and ambition for the day fade very quickly. There's nothing like enjoying a classless meal in a bar that offers a reverse happy hour on Sundays (2-for-1 drink specials from 9:30 p.m. on). Sigh. (photo) [link]

Since Tabaq's dinnertime prices put a strain on the average DC resident's wallet, going for brunch buys you delicious food, cheap drinks, and that spectacular open-air … view of the city. Mimosas (poured into dainty champagne flutes) and bloody Marys run $3 a pop. Get the Tabaq breakfast for less than $12 for a wide variety of fats, proteins, and starches. Mmm, lamb sausage. (photo) [link]

Sit in comfy chairs once housed by a minivan. Order the never-ending basket of bacon for $4. Make sure that every time your server brings out a new tray of pig scrapings, … you put in your order for another to make it worth your while. The bottomless mimosas are $12, and Wonderland offers its own signature beverage -- the Wonderland mimosa, a nausea-inducing combination of orange juice and Miller High Life. Took that "champagne of beers" thing a little too literally. (photo) [link]

Anytime you order pancakes at Creme, the chef personally presents them to you with a giant grin, since he sizes the pancakes to the measure of your head. Not only does … the restaurant carry many Creole- and southern-inspired options to fill your tum, they offer the perfect hangover cure -- bottomless mimosas or bloody Marys for $15. I've also never experienced a friendlier waitstaff; I definitely wanted to put many of my waitresses in doggie bags and take them home with me. All in all, this brunch will run you about $30 per person with tax and tip. (photo) [link]