I visited this spot this morning and had a delicious cappuccino! The barista even put a little…read morebunny on it. So I was really hoppy about finding this place. Until I entered the bathroom. And saw the "under" orientation of the toilet paper, which violates the original patent for toilet paper holders from 1891, where the paper clearly goes over the top. The "over" configuration: * prevents the roll from brushing the wall * makes it easier to grab with one hand * reduces accidental unrolling * and, most importantly, does not make decent people feel like they're living in a lawless society. What you have here is bathroom anarchy. I must admit that tile and brushed metal fixtures actually look really nice, which somehow makes the backward roll even more upsetting. It's like a beautifully plated meal served on the floor. Moreover, the ceiling contains approximately 400 judgmental eyes observing you while you attempt to live your life. The wallpaper on the ceiling (on the ceiling!!!) has a pattern based on the "evil eye" motif (sometimes called nazar), which shows up in Mediterranean and Middle Eastern design. Traditionally it's supposed to ward off bad luck or jealousy. All it does in this case is confirm the establishment has abandoned reason and at least one of the people who work has met a psychedelic mushroom. Still, the vibe everywhere else in this place is amazing and the coffees are very very good!

What a hidden little gem! Visited during December and the line is still out the door!…read more Pros -has its own parking lot but be careful, some spaces are reserved -physical space has seating, tables, and a few comfy chairs inside. There is a long bar area and also a smaller bar area near the cashier area for seating. The place is warm and cozy, definitely a place where the baristas will start to know your orders. We noticed an outdoor seating area but couldn't see the space fully to know how big it was. -service was friendly and served with smiles -I didn't see a whole lot of food options. Luckily, we came on a Saturday, when waffles are served. -tons of coffee, tea options. And hot cocoa for the kids. They even put whipped cream and a sprinkle of cinnamon on top. My daughter felt very fancy! -waffles were delicious! Fluffy and filling! Kid approved! Cons -possibly a few more food options. I only saw toast and waffles (only on weekends) We had a great experience and would absolutely return again!

My favorite cafe in Frederick even though I haven't come for a while…read more We love having lunch there, especially outdoor in spring time ! I love their Latte with dark chocolate and blueberry and will go back for another cup soon !

Such a cute cafe on the inside…read more But then you look at the menu.... Did you want a basic coffee? or some Earl Gray tea? No chance.... We ordered something with the word 'Earl Gray' in the description. Out came some creamy concoction that had nothing to do with tea. We send it back, asked for basic tea without cream. She said she would 'have to ask' if she could serve it without cream. The iced coffee I ordered was weak and diluted. It's seems they try too hard to make the menu interesting, but in the end it's just weird, , and they miss the point of a cafe completely.

I've lived in Frederick for a few years and it took my sister coming into town from Texas to try…read morethis place that I had never heard of. The best thing they have to offer is their coffee and drinks. They're very good and consistent. I am not a fan of their baked goods or breakfast sandwiches. The breakfast sandwiches are served in warm bagels (not toasted) and the bacon seems like pre-cooked bacon a the egg is also ore-cooked and steamed. Very disappointed not getting fresh eggs and bacon. Would not recommend their breakfast sandwiches when there are far better options in the area. The baked goods were okay, but there are better options locally.

Stopped by Frederick Coffee Company & Cafe located in the heart of downtown Frederick and the…read morehospitality from the staff was truly unmatched. Everyone was welcoming and the atmosphere made the place feel very comfortable right away. The highlight for me was their red pepper soup, which was honestly one of the best soups I've ever had. Coming all the way from Riverside, I can confidently say this is a must stop if you're visiting Frederick. I also tried their spiced chai and it was excellent. The coffee itself wasn't exactly my personal preference, but I noticed plenty of people ordering it, so it's clearly a popular choice. Overall, if you're in downtown Frederick and want great hospitality and an amazing bowl of soup, this place is definitely worth the visit.

I love Dublin so much. It's been such a pillar in the community…read more Great coffee. Vegan options. LGBTQ+ welcoming. Woman and Queer owned. Supports local vendors you can buy their merchandise at Dublin. There's a new downstairs space for introverts! You can order your coffee on an iPad bring it to you. No interaction need it. It is a different vibe than upstairs in the main space. Very quiet and modern industrial. You can even rent out space for meetings.

Finally decided to try this place after several years of living here. The inside is pretty cool and…read morethey are very dog friendly outside. There are a few places to sit and eat but most of their business appears to be to go. The drinks were just okay, not a ton of flavor based on what the drinks were. The breakfast sandwiches (bagels) were not toasted and frankly a bit room temp. Everything was underwhelming and for the price, very disappointing. There are far better local options for coffee and breakfast sandwiches.

Great place to grab coffee and a quick breakfast. Plenty of outdoor space and parking. Indoor has…read morea vintage feel with seating available. Staff were friendly and menu is seasonal. My food was tasty and my coffee was pretty good.

The Station Market & Cafe is a cute cafe in downtown Frederick that features vegetarian…read morefarm-to-table dishes, pastries and drinks. Since the building used to be a gas station, the Cafe has placed picnic tables outside for those who want to enjoy the fresh air on a warm day. The decor is whimsical, warm and cozy. You can buy fresh produce from a mini farm stand inside the cafe as well as honey and other products. You'll find the standard drink fare on the menu: coffee and tea. There was a small sign near the register (I almost missed it) that stated apple cider was available, which I ended up choosing. I was little disappointed in the drink selection because I'd hoped to buy a matcha latte, but it was not on the menu above the register. I did discover that they do have matcha lattes on the *online* menu as well as other food items that were not advertised inside the cafe. The lady taking the orders was very nice, but I felt bad because she seemed a little overwhelmed. A gentleman stood in the kitchen baking and completing food orders. I noticed that there were fresh croissants and other baked goods sitting on the counter in the kitchen, but the only baked items available to purchase were cookies. I visited at approximately 9:45 on a Saturday morning (the cafe opened at 9:00), so I was surprised to see that none of the other baked good were displayed for purchase. I would have enjoyed a good croissant, but they were being kept in the back. The cafe was also eerily silent. There were maybe ten people inside, including small groups who arrived together, but no one spoke. Maybe everyone was a little bleary-eyed and still waking up, but is was kind of unnerving how silent everyone was. Don't get me wrong, it was the perfect setting for someone who needed to study, but no one was doing that. I certainly don't blame that on the Cafe, but it would be nice if there was some nice music playing softly in the background. I can't say that I had the best experience at The Station Market and Cafe, but I wouldn't deter others from trying it out themselves. Maybe I was there on an off day.

Had a lavender blueberry hand pie today, and it was one of the most delicious bakery items I've…read moreever had anywhere! The crust was buttery and flaky and the filling was A-Ma-Zing. Will return again for sure.

Bakehouse is hands down one of the best bakeries in Frederick. Everything is incredibly fresh,…read morebeautifully made, and absolutely delicious. You can really taste the quality in their breads and pastries -- flaky, buttery croissants, perfectly balanced sweets, and savory options that are just as impressive. Nothing feels mass-produced; it all tastes thoughtfully crafted and homemade. They open early and close once they sell out, which says a lot about how popular they are. If you want the best selection, definitely plan to arrive right when they open. Be prepared for a long line -- but don't let that discourage you. The line moves fairly quickly, and the quality is 100% worth the wait. The staff is friendly and efficient, even during busy times. Overall, an amazing local bakery that lives up to the hype. I'll definitely be coming back again and again!

I was impressed to say the least. The place feels like a dive bar and you wouldn't expect the food…read moreto be good, but it truly was made to impress. The place it self is slightly dark, and not too aesthetically pleasing but don't let that deter you! The place was packed and there was a wait during brunch hours, and that's how you know people frequent this spot. The service was excellent, our server was very attentive and friendly. The shrimp and grits were phenomenal. I was so impressed. Very flavorful. I would surely come back to try other food.

I was meeting up with an old friend and we decided to get brunch on a weekday so we picked Café…read moreNola. Once we arrived we were seated within a couple minutes of arriving, and the waitress was very nice and attentive to our orders and the timing of our meal. The restaurant was very lively with other customers, and it really gave off a café feel with the decor. I ordered a French toast with an orange juice and the French toast was exceptional. It was nice and crisp went outside and fluffy on the inside and a side of bacon eggs were cooked well Also it came with like an apple jam and syrup. I liked the syrup in an apple jam brought a nice sweetness to the French toast if you didn't want to use the syrup. For a brunch spot I highly recommend this restaurant. I can't wait to go back and try more of their menu.

Originally when I was browsing bakeries and pastry shops in the area, the listing said coming soon,…read morebut as I was milling about on Market after getting some fragrant teas from Voila! I saw people coming out of here! I didn't hesitate, I skipped right on across the street to see what I could see. The cutest Korean bakery! The same bakery you know and love from H Mart now has a stand alone location in the heart of downtown Frederick. I took a spin around, snapped some photos and then grab a tray to load up with goodies. I love that its self-serve. You can always get the one you want without the awkward and mostly ineffective pointing and direction giving from behind the glass lol. I picked up a nice mix or sweet and savories. I think my favorite was the spicy jalapeño ham & bacon roll. It was soft, spicy, salty, and just the right amount of sweet from the dough. You can order finer pastries, coffee, and boba tea from the counter and eat in or take it to go. I'll be coming here every time I'm in town for sure!

We were driving through Fredrick on our way home & came across this cute cafe! I was originally…read morelooking for something else but when I saw this I had to check it out. It turns out it was a Korean bakery & cafe which was unexpected for the area. We got the salt bread & egg tart which were both great! They also included an extra small pastry as a bonus which was nice. As for the teas, they were on the sweeter side so I wasn't the biggest fan. I wish we could adjust the sweetness and the boba was ok, it hardened up pretty quickly. I'd return for thr pastries but not the boba.

I had never been to Paris Baguette-and wow! I was really impressed! This location is conveniently…read morelocated off Route 26 in Frederick--so it's easily accessible from downtown, Route 15 and Walkersville. There are so many food and pastry & dessert options here (donuts, cakes, croissants)! Everything looked delicious. Plus, they have a full coffee bar! I had a huge ham and cheese croissant that was delicious! I also noticed that you can save money on a pastry between 3 and 6 daily--if you buy a menu item. I will definitely be going back for that!

Yummy albeit expensive treat! Love the selection and the employees knock it out of the park at the…read moreFrederick Md location every time. They are so nice!

I can't believe it has taken me two years to write this review. I have been to 5 West five or six…read moretimes and never bothered to sit down and write a review. 1. The Doughnuts are stunning! Way too good to eat, but sadly I ate mine anyway. 2. The coffee is good, they have both wild flavors and of course my p[ersonal preference (drip, black). A historic old building right on the square of New Market. Well, it's the main drag, not really a square. 5 West has a nice, relaxing seating area that has a fireplace (and this time of year, usually a nice, warm fire). The place is rustic but the food and coffee are amazing!

Quaint, Cute, and Courteous…read more Not only a beautiful historic building, but a welcoming safe place for writers, friends, or just coffee lovers. Prices were agreeable on the basics, simple menu! It's no restaurant but its a lovely cafe. On the days I come I've always enjoyed the ambiance and music they play. Far Caspian is a big W.