Second State wants you to dress like a proper adult lady or gentleman for brunch Brunch is what happens when you roll out of bed semi-hungover, throw on your nicest yoga pants and stumble around until you find a place to satiate your strong craving for expensive eggs. Except at Second State, where you're encouraged to dress like a proper adult lady or gentleman for once. And sit up straight, while you're at it. The Pennsylvania-focused restaurant, which recently debuted Sunday brunch service, will incentivize your gentility with a complimentary glass of Veuve Clicquot or glass of Dad's Hat rye whiskey, upon arrival, for "girls who wear dresses and men who wear jackets." There is no word on what freebies are given to men who wear dresses and girls who wear jackets, but we encourage intrepid readers to find out. The restaurant, incidentally, has a lot of ideas about manners: When you walk in, you'll be greeted with a sign that says "Enjoy your food, not your phone." While you're dressed up, you can dine upon Scotch eggs, duck hash, blueberry ricotta pancakes and a breakfast burrito which, presumably, you will eat with a knife and a fork, like the fancy, dressed-up person you are. Be sure to extend your pinky when you sip on your bloody mary: it's the dignified thing to do. Second State, 1831 M St. NW (Metro: Dupont Circle). Brunch served Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.