Three adults were hospitalized with minor injuries after a city bus crashed into a restaurant in Washington, D.C. on Saturday morning, according to officials.

The incident occurred at Ambar, a restaurant located in the Shaw neighborhood of the nation's capital. Emergency responders arrived at the scene following reports of the crash.

All three individuals who were hospitalized sustained what officials characterized as minor injuries. The specific circumstances that led to the bus crashing into the restaurant have not been disclosed.

First responders indicated that the structural integrity of the building will need to be assessed once the bus is removed from the premises. The extent of damage to the restaurant structure was not immediately clear.

No additional details about the cause of the crash or the condition of the bus driver were provided by authorities at the time of initial reports.