Starting off a review for a Vegan place with "I am not Vegan" is COMPLETELY disrespectful, and it's…read morenot "out of The way" at all. It is IN The way. "I like real milks and my pastries with butter and eggs." yeah nO sh!t Sherlock. Don't we all. But your Mother stopped lactating when you turned 2 or whenever, and The Creator gave us *REAL* nut milks that are all as real as your tit-juice from cows you are desperate to normalize, as well as Sulfur Salt that makes anything taste eggy. zero stars for that reviewer, 5/5 this Vegan cafe', sorry you had to endure that!

Definitely a place that wows you! They have vegan baked goods, sandwiches, and other food items-…read moreALL VEGAN!! They also have a variety of drinks including coffee and tea. They also sell coffee beans and tea blends. The service is OK, the staff is always nice. They have some outdoor seating and indoor seating in a room to the right of where you order. The inside is industrial style with vibrant colors.

Love this hidden gem! In a beautiful area of Savage. The owner Ronnie is the best! What an amazing…read moreowner. Their food is to die for! Please try their amazing menu. My family tried their Chicken jerk omelette, waffles with bacon, French toast with chicken jerk and egg platter with bacon and grits. For drinks we had the brewed coffee of the day, iced coffee and green tea. Service is impeccable. What an amazing husband and wife owned establishment. Oh! If you are vegan, they have VEGAN selections in their menu. We look forward to visiting this establishment again if we're in town as we are visitors from CA. I must add also the staff is amazing, great seating area and what a nice little town called Savage. Their restrooms are super clean and huge. Wish we could have stayed another day to come back at More Than Java. We adore the owner Ronnie!

Great place with wonderful customer service and the owners are the staff. They want you to return…read moreand are very accommodating. The food is great and they have veggie/vegan options. It is a great location to hang for any old reason. I try to get stop by as often as I can.

I love this place! It's small but cozy and the beautiful pictures on the wall of icons (ie Michele…read moreObama and Tupac) game it a nice vibe. I only ordered beverages but loved both of them. The dirty chai was the best I've ever tasted! Gold Star 100% top notch winner winner tea for dinner!!! I also got the Monkey Business cold frappe. It is a perfect blend of bananas, vanilla and cinnamon. Not as good as the dirty chai but still excellent in its own right! I left very impressed and wanting more.

"It's not just Medusa that I have to fear," Diana of the Wild Isle, Daughter of Circe, and the Last…read moreof the Amazons, reminds herself as she steps confidently towards danger in Kelly Thompson and Mattia De Iulis's Absolute Wonder Woman Annual #1 (2026). "First, it will be her sisters. Stheno and Euryale. Gorgons...'Dread monsters' in the oldest texts....And yet, they have stayed by their sister's side, even though a glance from her would turn them into stone. That is love," Diana realizes, even as she contemplates that, soon, the misty cave floor under her feet will be beset with violence, meted out by Medusa's sisters, before Diana even gets a chance to explain that she is trespassing in the hopes of obtaining for Medusa the ultimate form of social justice: permanent chances for her to "look other soul[s] in the eyes...and be seen." The Black female ownership, the management, and the staff at Love Life Cafe, a snug coffee house nestled at 929 Washington Blvd in Laurel, Maryland, are fully aware how being seen is intertwined with social justice, kindness, and customer service. Black artists' drawings and paintings, some of which are for sale, adorn the walls, including "Wakanda Forever," featuring Chadwick Boseman, whom the world heartbreakingly lost too soon to cancer; "Say Their Names: Black Lives Matter," featuring Sandra Bland; whom her communities bitterly lost to police brutality; and, in a hope-filled change of pace, "Looking Up at Greatness," depicting two-year-old Parker Curry's recognition and wonder at seeing Amy Sherald's portrait of Michelle Obama at the National Portrait Gallery in March of 2018. So far, my wife has enjoyed a life-sized latte with extra hot cardamom oat milk; a life-sized cafe au Lait with the same; an açaí bowl, minus the honey and adding kiwi, pineapple, and mango; and a life-sized Hollaback Girl latte. Meanwhile, I was thrilled to devour a banana, cinnamon, and vanilla frappe appropriately dubbed "Monkey Business."

Baked goods are delicious! They have a variety of coffees, teas, and some bottles drinks. There is…read moreoutdoor and indoor seating. The sandwiches were ok, but not as good at the baked goods. They have 1 vegetarian and 1 vegan sandwich. They also have soups and salads.

What an awesome bakery. I was pleasantly surprise by their offering of croissants. They were huge…read moreand flaky. The café lives up to name offering a variety European treats in a cozy, but intimate space. The café also serves espresso and coffee drinks so you can get your caffeine fix as well. Staff were great. I Will definitely visit again.

Great ambiance, plenty of seating, friendly staff…read more Spanish latte: not too sweet and you can definitely taste the spices. I would get this again!

The pastry was good, just like other pastries. I had a cold ice tea but I thought I was getting a…read moremix of coffee/tea by the way the menu was set up. Or it was just me and since it was my first time, I panicked. Haha. I enjoyed the atmosphere upstairs. While it was slightly packed when we got there, we chose to sit downstairs. It would be super cute if the upstairs decor transitioned to the lower level as well. Overall, I will try again but give myself time to pick something.

Love the interior and inviting ambiance. Would return for a coffee, but not food. Got an iced…read morelavender latte which came in a big size, but it was too sweet. Their Chipotle Chicken sandwich was a letdown. I expected higher quality sandwich for the $13.99 price since I've had better at different cafes. It was a bit oily and my stomach didn't feel the best afterwards. It is a big portion size though and comes with a side salad which isn't the best. Quick service for lunch time.

This is such a cute coffee shop. There's a decent amount of seating, but most people seemed to…read moreorder their food to go. I ordered one of the breakfast sandwiches, which was egg, cheese, and turkey sausage on a French toast bagel. I also ordered their chai latte with oat milk. There's a nice section of the coffeehouse that is set up like a living room, so it's really cozy. I sat there getting some work done on my laptop while enjoying my breakfast sandwich and tea.

I stopped by Roggenart European Bakery, Bistro & Café and had such a lovely experience! It has a…read morewarm, inviting atmosphere, and everything I tried felt perfect for the fall season. Food: I really enjoyed everything! The chocolate frangipane pastry was sweet, rich, flaky, and absolutely delicious. I also tried two of their fall drinks. The Pecan Pie Latte was buttery and toasty with a delicious pecan flavor, while the S'mores Mocha Latte was rich and chocolatey with a cozy toasted-marshmallow taste. Both were perfect for fall! Service: The staff was friendly and welcoming, and my order came out quickly. The entire experience was pleasant from beginning to end. Ambiance: Roggenart has such a cute and cozy European café feel. It's a great place to slow down, enjoy a pastry and coffee, or catch up with a friend. I would definitely come back to try more!

The best part of the visit was the dense, buttery, delicious croissants. Soft yet crispy, and not…read morefluffy. It's the star of the show and the rest of the sandwich that comes on it is fine but forgettable. The strawberry and custard croissant was excellent. Food was served on a heavy black slab that I wish had been a real plate. The chai latte was sadly boring, even with extra cinnamon added. The line to order went quickly and food was brought to us at our outdoor table. Our party of 2 had no problem getting a seat, but on weekends parties larger than 3 may be better off with take out.

It is probably my fault for going there at 7:30 pm. But since all the baked goods were still full…read morepriced, I assumed they were fresh. I love Almond croissants, and bought one. My partner got one of the chocolate cakes. His was a good choice, which he really enjoyed. My almond croissant had very little almond paste (a teaspoon or less in a large, very dry cardboardy croissant) - in France it would have been sold as yesterday's bread. I could not drive back 45 minutes to show them (they close at 8 pm). But don't sell old breads in the evening. A large amount of almond cream might have kept it moist - but the tiny amount helped keep it dry. Selling what I bought - is SOOO wrong in so many ways.

I absolutely love, love, love this place! I have only gone twice but it's absolutely delicious…read more Especially if you come earlier in the day. I will say it's pricey but I mean what do you expect for high-quality yummy desserts. The donuts filled with some type of seasonal filling is my fav! The drinks there are also worth trying. My favorite was the tiramisu ice coffee (I think that's what it's called). Onlyyyyy thing I would say is the seating, not much seating for the amount of people who go but nonetheless still great spot.

Great evening, On September 4, 2026.. I had the awesome…read moreexperience as I purchased from Decadent there Pumpkin Cheese Cake. Let me tell all...this pie was extraordinary, ,exquisite, excellent.... I call it the " The Triple E" effect. This pie is a must taste....Thank you Decadent.

I first tried Decadent last summer and decided to stop by on my drive back to Montgomery County…read morefrom Baltimore. It is a cute spot to stop in for a coffee, treat and hang out with friends. Unfortunately, I was disappointed with the baked goods. I recalled having a lemon cupcake last year which is one of the items I picked up yesterday. It had the same off flavor that you find in commercial or grocery store bakery cupcakes. The cake itself was fine, but the frosting was not good. I also had a vanilla cake with chocolate frosting and the essentially had the same flavor. If the recipe hasn't changed since last year, maybe I was just hungry last year and didn't note the off flavor because this year's experience was not great for me.

Tried this place a few weeks ago with my girlfriend…read more I had a fantastic milkshake (the Monster Ink with Oreos and chocolate chip cookies) while my girlfriend opted for the Rainbow Road rolled ice cream (with Fruity Pebbles) in a waffle taco. The portions were huge, the ice cream was tasty, and the presentation was great! The staff was kind and friendly and we appreciated being able to see our orders getting made. Be warned that this is not a place for a little treat - we easily could have split one rolled ice cream and been perfectly satisfied. The space was a little small with limited seating but it was very inviting all the same. Certainly hope to make it back very soon and try more of their menu!

So, creme roulee - rolled ice cream - was a dessert trend from over 10 years ago, but I have never…read moreheard of it. This style of ice cream originated in France. Rolled ice cream is made by flattening an ultra-thin layer of ice cream out and then rolling it up. See the videos I posted if you've never experienced it. The flavors of rolled ice cream that I tried are ube and blueberry. The blueberry had a blueberry puree on top. The ube was served with whipped cream and toasted coconut. Delightful. I only wish that I had a double espresso to go with it. The flavors of rolled ice cream that are most popular here, so far, are: 1.) Birthday Cake 2.) Strawberry Cheesecake, and 3.) Cookies and cream The team here was also passionate about the ube flavor. We also tried the strawberry yogurt shake, which was delicious. BTW, someone ordered a croffle and it smelled like a buttery breakfast. It is a croissant pressed into a waffle form. We *needed* to get one to share. They have many toppings, but if you're going to order this croffle for breakfast, the plain whipped cream (vs. the mango cream) is not sweet, but creamy and satisfying. The croffle is substantial and eggy. It is very surprising because it's hearty bite after bite. There are no light and flakey bites and before you know it, it's gone. You get your dollar's worth, here. It's a good breakfast. And you can dip the croffle into your house coffee which is even better. I also put some of the croffle cream into the coffee. The house coffee is made from a machine and tastes dark and sweet. Yum. I am wondering where else you would find this no-longer trending trend - of French rolled ice cream - in the DC area. I found 10 places on yelp but only 3 mentioned rolled ice cream in the search result descriptions. The staff here are friendly, informative and patient. The environment is simple, yet elegant. A definite new texture and flavor adventure was found here, to be sure. Thank you, Laurel!