Pennyroyal Station was an absolute gem. The atmosphere was intimate, cozy, and very welcoming. My…read morefamily loved the industrial style and the overall cool vibe of the place. The food was delicious. I had the gumbo paired with the Green Goodness drink and it was a perfect combo. The portion sizes were just right and very satisfying. The service was great from start to finish, and one thing that really stood out was how clean the bathrooms were. That attention to detail says a lot about the place. Overall, great food, great service, and a unique, stylish atmosphere. Highly recommend Pennyroyal Station and we will definitely be back.

Beware--on Saturday and Sunday, the kitchen closes from 3-5pm! The hours listed on Yelp are not…read moreaccurate. My friend and I showed up for a late lunch, and after I stood waiting for service for almost five minutes, the bartender finally came closer to me and said the kitchen was closed. She had been looking at me the entire time and didn't say anything or try to signal to me, so I found her behavior pretty rude. Also, I had previously visited this restaurant for happy hour and found the food and service to be average.

I love the concept and the fact there is a nice option in the home of Brentwood. Creative drink…read moremenu. Fair prices and good customer service. There is lots of seating and different food options inside the location. There is an upstairs seating area and small arcade section. Also there is free 2 hr parking in garage on the side of building.

I still enjoy this food Hall for its diversity, ample seating, and events. Some of these events…read moreinclude bingo and trivia alternating on thursdays, live music on Saturdays, and some one-off events. At the moment, there are only three full food vendors in there: Big Fish, Flame & Cones Pizzeria, & La Michoacana. The last one is the only one that has been there for as long as I can remember, the other two are newer, but tasty all around! And I always have a fun time at the bar. Ron is my dude! Always professional, friendly, and we bond over gaming haha. The guava margarita is one of my favorite go-tos. And check their calendar and menu for extended happy hours, Thursday is definitely a time for it! They have very few food vendors right now, but I hope that this isn't a sign of decline. I hope someone else comes in and they continue to do well!

Love this place, the juices and the owner so much lol the only place you can get fresh quality…read morejuices! Me and my mom have been coming here for a few years now it has always been consistent she literally has never dropped the ball! Always nice and clean inside and customer service is always great!

I had the 3 kings juice. It could've benefited from some mango or a more tart apple but overall it…read morewas good. I'd get another type of juice, however. The aesthetic was nice. No hooks for bags underneath the bar. Service was quick which I loved. The vibe was okay. Sort of chill but not in a zen way if that makes sense. I would go back.

I wanted a quick spot to relax on a day off from work and found vigilante. It's a cool spot with…read morecool people working there, I can see why the place is popular for college students and wfh enthusiasts. I had a small classic açaí bowl with no blueberries and an iced matcha. When they say small, they mean it but it's honestly just enough. The açaí was honestly a highlight for me and I'd easily come back for it.

I've been to Vigilante Coffee many times at both the Hyattsville and College Park locations. During…read morewarmer months it's usually packed on weekends, so the slower pace in colder weather felt expected. I ordered online and grabbed the 16 oz salted maple latte. Smooth, balanced, and not overly sweet. Their mocha is also really good and always consistent. It's one of those spots where you'll see people holding meetings, studying, or casually linking up with neighbors from outside their own area. The atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming. They offer plenty of drink and food options, and the croissants I've tried have always been fresh. I also love being able to see the coffee machines in action. The staff is consistently friendly and smiling, which makes you want to keep coming back. Definitely worth a visit if you're near either location.

I love this cafe! The coffee is high quality--even the drip is nice. I even bought some of the…read morebeans they sell from Tanzania and it was strong with bold flavors. I especially enjoy the house tea which is a black tea with spices. The lentil sambusas are great, love the tofu panini and the pastries come fresh everyday from a bakery in the dmv. The owner Robel and all the staff are quite friendly, welcoming and helpful. There is also an upstairs lounge with WiFi and couches which makes for a great spot for coworking. Overall it is a neighborhood gem!!

I loved everything about this experience! The staff is kind and courteous, the space is gorgeous…read morewith lots of natural lighting and seating, and the coffee is delicious. I was surprised when I learned they didn't have any syrups other than brown sugar, but I also think it's a bit refreshing for those that are coffee purists. I ordered an iced latte with brown sugar and it was $6 - fairly priced and delicious. I loved that they had little treats for dogs packaged neatly on the counter and artwork on all the walls. It felt homey and welcoming! I also enjoyed the fact they have shuffleboard upstairs and a few different options of board games. This spot seems like a wonderful location to get some work done or hang out with friends. Highly recommend making a visit!

I cant believe that this was only my third visit. Ever since I read about Manifest Bread opening…read moreshop in Riverdale, I've meant to visit but kept forgetting to until a couple months ago and now I will make a more concerted effort to stop by on my day off. Manifest Bread not only has a neat variety of menu options but, the ambiance!!! It's a cool interior, clean bathrooms, and AMAZING STAFF! I've come twice for breakfast and once for their jambon beurre sandwich. My first breakfast included: - sweet potato bialy: interesting-in-a-good way grouping of ingredients and the crust was crisp - biscuit with butter & jam: biscuit was flaky, crisp, and yet doughy; the right amount of butter, and jam provided tartiness/refreshing bite - olive oil cake: no complaints! My second breakfast included: - biscuit with butter & jam: a must have! - basque cheesecake: I have to be in the mood for cheesecake and I'd aay it was "light and airy" but may not be the best judge here - cardamom bun: last 2 times I came here, the cardamom bun was coated in a thick white frosting, but this time, it was different, so i HAD to go for it and for a fan of cardamom, this was superbub! ABUNDANT amountof cardamom and right amount of moistness! I would have ordered a bialy again but new I was going to have a big lunch so will get it next time. The jambon beurre sandwich was not what I had expected as it was more...flavourful and salty than I would have preferred as I like a plain butter and ham on a baguette sandwich...however, you can taste the quality of the meats used. UPDATE: Went back for breakfast and this time got the mulled apple cider and: - onion poppyseed bialy: I did not need creamcheese with this and it was fine, but if you eat the crust with butter and the apple butter - yum. Crust was on the tough-chew side, but flavor profile was good. Now that I've had it again, will stick to the biscuit. - morning bun: very flaky, crisp, snd the sugar just got all over and me being a messy eater, I felt like I got the sugar all over me and sticky, too. Flavour was great, buuuut... - buttermilk biscuit with butter and apple butter: yum!!!!

I've purchased their baked goods at regional farmers' markets and wanted to see the brick & mortar…read morestore for myself. It's located in a convenient, small shopping center off of Route 1. Parking is challenging at peak times. The selection of baked goods is varied and fresh. The line to buy items can get long. There's a decent-sized space to "eat-in", should you want. The sweet potato/chili/pistachio bialy is quite a creation, really like it, zings big time. I've never seen that flavor combo in a bialy before and hope they keep making it. The gingerbread with meyer lemon glaze has a very deep ginger flavor that's quite memorable. Not as keen about the breads. The community sandwich loaf is too plain for me and the sourdough breads are tame.

I've been visiting this cafe every two weeks before I walk over to my nail appointment lol…read moreIt's a family atmosphere, with lo-fi music, and a nice menu selection for food and beverages. The staff is super cool with friendly service. GREAT addition to the community!

Neighborhood Gem. I was visiting a friend who's resided in the area for 30 years. She's very hard…read moreto impressed. Took a jaunt (.5) mile walk to check out this bright, airy, and immaculate social spot. Weather grabbing a bite, meeting up, studying or simply grabbing a bite you'll be satisfied. The table next to me got a panini with fries and a bowl. Both were gorgeous and deliciously plated with dinner sized portions. I, however, kept it simple. I got pancakes without blueberries, 1 egg, and bacon. Everything is a la cart. I was expecting Big Box pancakes. These were anything but! They were perfectly cooked with a light crisp, very dense but airy. Vanilla sewn in each bite. They were THICK too. I was pleasantly surprised. Initially thought the price was exorbitant but the taste and appeal made up for it. Eggs were scrambled to perfection and seasoned too. I requested salt before I tasted them. So glad I didn't add any. Bacon was regular nothing major to rotate. Now the Sakura Latte wasn't as pretty as the one on Insta but it was delicious none the less. Not sweet but no earthy either. Cherry after taste but smooth due to the milk. I did add a sugar free vanilla syrup. The Cafe is beautiful. Contemporary and masculine furniture with feminine accompaniment due to the vast windows and pillows that let in a lot of natural light. Its definitely worth a stop if you're near. I really enjoyed my visit.

My favorite coffee shop! Whenever I'm in DC I make my way here. First time ordering chicken…read moreempanadas and they were delicious! I always order iced Americano w pump of chocolate and it never disappoints here. Great place to work and socialize. Bright and airy with outdoor seating. Staff is friendly and prices are fair. Highly recommend this coffee shop. I believe they have multiple locations now. Can't wait to return!

Great space and very active in the community! I came in on a Tuesday afternoon and this seemed like…read moremany peoples office or meeting space with many tables taken with people connecting or on their laptops. They have a good sized space for this and it was active, but quiet. They also have a nice outdoor patio overlooking Rhode Island Avenue and a quick walk to shops and other restaurants. Staff was helpful and service was quick. They have a great selection of coffee, lattes, and matcha. Food was limited and the breakfast burrito was miniature for the price. Overall, good spot for a change of scenery if you work from home or want to meet up in the area.

Pan Lourdes is an inexpensive, family-friendly walk on the sweet side. For those new to…read moreMexican/Salvadorean baked goods, this is a good place to get up to speed on the basics. Latin pastry is drier and less sweet than what I'm used to. Here, there are worthy exceptions. The semita with pineapple-molasses swirl is good. The cheese filling in some items has an unexpectedly refined flavor. The bread pudding is my favorite, moist and eggy with plump raisins and a dark caramelized crust. Pan Lourdes is strictly no-frills. Along with basic coffee, you'll find the Hispanic classics, plus a couple of doughnuts. You have to ask for bread, which they keep out back. There is almost nothing with chocolate.

I only visited this location once, but it is one I would definitely check into again…read more It's a great bakery featuring items that are more Hispanic in nature. That being said, don't be surprised if the person assisting you knows little or no English. The pastries are all behind glass cases, and things didn't look disturbed from day-to-day, which gives me the impression they aren't removed overnight, but I am making a broad generalization (thus, my assumption should be taken with a grain of salt). The pastries are of great quality, though. They are flaky, light, and tasty. I was surprised, since it's a huge departure from the sugary, syrupy concoctions offered in most malls, airports, and coffee shops. The real star here is the price, though. Two pastries (one a pineapple empanada, the other a large equivalent to an eclair or canoli) cost less than $3 with tax. If I ever happen upon this neighborhood, I definitely know where I will satiate my morning sweet tooth craving.