Loved loved loved it…read more It's my very first tome coming to this place and I fell in love with the horchata flavor, a little bit sweeter than I was expecting but nothing to be sick of. The chairs are pulled aside to contribute to covid, but was not a biggie. All the toppings are covered and the workers are the ones helping out with that which is good since they are using gloves as well. Definitely coming back for another round.

I love their tart flavor but I just paid $28 for a large froyo with no toppings. That's absolutely…read moreabsurd, even more so in this economy. None of the other ice cream places charge anywhere near that much. I've been a loyal customer for years but I think this may have been my last order from Sweet Frog. I found some copycat recipes online to try.

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!

I love sweets but I try not to eat them too much. However, these mini doughnuts were worth it! So…read morecute and even more delicious. And maybe you're not a doughnut person, they have so many more options: ice cream, milkshakes, lattes, popcorn. I was so tempted to try a milkshake but next time. The place is clean and colorful. There was a little kid sitting down waiting for his doughnuts that randomly said "Why is it so peaceful in here?" And I couldn't agree more. Between the lighting, soft music and delicious aroma it was quite peaceful. The service only made this place better. Everyone was very friendly and patient and you can tell it's a family business. Highly recommend.

Tucked in next to the Mom's is a new college park ice cream spot. The place also does doughnuts…read moreand popcorn, if you're wondering about the rest of the name. It's decorated nicely, and is really adorable. On a hot summer's night, I stopped by for ice cream. The place was empty, except for one young woman behind the counter, on her phone. She barely looked up, with a "let me know if I can help you." I ordered my scoops and started waiting while my partner ordered a soft serve. This is apparently a production. I seriously almost finished my ice cream waiting.... But, in the meantime, about ten people in different groups came in. Several wound up just leaving. The one woman who was there started shouting into the back for someone to come help her. After 4-5 attempts, a second woman came out. She had been way too busy chatting with someone on her phone about her car to offer any help -- which she continued to do while she rang me up. I've been to places where I felt like the staff didn't care one way or the other, this one made me feel like I was really interrupting these two ladies' evening of texting and chatting, and they would have preferred nobody came in. That's fine, I don't think I'll make the mistake again.

The food is great. The service is wonderful. I really…read moreappreciated the fries. Crispy on the outside. Not overdone. The decor of the seating area was nostalgic and wonderful. Not at all cookie cutter.

Just found this little sandwich and ice cream shop. Had a Rueben sandwich and fries. Both were very…read moregood. Didn't get ice cream this time. But I will return.

The service was super helpful and quick! They are super friendly with new customers. The food here…read moreis spectacular! I ordered mostly Dubai related dishes but they were great. Also, the environment is super cozy and friendly. They have seats outside too with shade if you'd like to dine outside. Definitely recommend!

Small 1. Quaint 2…read more Sells Affogato (hard to find) 3. Out door seating and indoor 4.Nice mix of flavors for coffees and recommend flavors 5.The poeple are hard working Not much else to ask for.

The food here is amazing! Simple menu, but all the dishes we had were simply delicious! From the…read moremantu to the bouranee baudnjan, just fantastic! Seasoned really well and the naan was perfect. I love Qabuli pulao and is my measure for amazing Afghan cuisine. This place does it amazing! Not too sweet, not too oily, but just balanced perfectly! We enjoyed all of our dishes! The service is simple and there is a little bit of a wait between dishes, but I'm fine with it because I got to thoroughly savor each item. The ambiance it elegant but simple. It was quiet vibe which I usually enjoy! The only challenge was the parking. It's a busy center and parking was relatively hard. But that's not going to stop me from coming back!

I tried to come a couple months ago and was turned away because there were literally no tables to…read moresit at. It was a weekend, so a crowd is expected, but they could've been more polite about it, and I was on the fence about returning... but I'm glad I did. It was the literal opposite... there were like 1-2 tables occupied, but by the end of our time there, my party was the only one in there. The place is really chill like this, and they played music off and on. I have never had Afghan cuisine before, but I saw a few similarities to others, like samosas and kabobs. My friend and I decided to get new appetizers. Mantu - it's only one letter off from mandu, but it's the same concept! Dumplings... but they were filed with beef and onion, and were absolutely delicious! Boranee Baudnjan - a FANTASTIC eggplant dish, and was quite honestly my highlight of the evening. They even had mango lassi, but I decided to stick to water. For my main entree, I got the lamb kabob. It was drier and chewier than I typically like mine, but it was good with the rice and sauce. We also got naan with a couple things, and well... at other spots I'm used to it being soft, but this place makes theirs crispy. I want to come back because they were out of a couple things I wanted to try, like bolani and ferni.

La Espiga De Oro translates in English to Spike Of Gold…read more Whilst this immediately makes me think of the Golden Spike that connected the transcontinental railroad in the middle of the nation, and was immediately stolen by thieves (probably seconds after the ceremonial driving in); I'm assuming in Spanish that this might be a phrase similar to "Struck Gold", but to be honest, I'm not really sure. If it is similar to "Striking Gold", I would definitely say that this Bakery is very aptly named. It's your typical Latin bakery with fist-sized and larger pastries in large glass shelving units with glass doors on the front that are self-serve. You take a large plastic Mens size shoe box and a set of tongs and just go to town. And you really go to town cause everything is like 55-85 cents. It's stupid cheap. They also have hot foods. My goal right now is to make back to try the hot food bar, but we did decide to try one of the tamales while we were there. First of all, it's the largest tamale I've ever had. It's about the size of a small burrito. It also happens to be one of the most delicious tamales I've ever eaten. 2 large chunks of fork tender pork are hiding beneath the mass of impeccably seasoned masa along with some veg and sauce. I get this and a plastic box of assorted pastries. The pan de queso is delicious. It is the most soft and supple pan de queso I've had, it almost completely falls apart as soon as you take a bite. The cheese flavor is very apparent, and it is balanced. I also try a pineapple layered pastry that is quite delicious, and a soft buttery bread with cheese on the bottom as well. It is REALLY good. I've truly never had Latin pastries that were this good. I haven't had MANY Latin pastries, but these were surely the best out of the few I've had. Can't wait to come back and try more.

I asked for ground beef nachos. They said they don't have ground beef nachos. I asked, are you…read morejust out today? They said they never have ground beef nachos. I said you have them on your menu, and I pointed them out on the electronic menu board above the register where there's a sign that says "Order here". The cashier couldn't care less. I got the chicken Nachos. The nachos had a white crumbly chees on top, which I assumed to be Cotija cheese, which I am very familiar with. Nope. It was the definitely the dry almost sawdust Kraft pregrated Parmesan "cheese". I thought the chicken would be grilled Pollo. It wasn't. The chicken had the texture of reconstituted freeze dried scrambled eggs. I own a food freeze dryer and I am very familiar with that texture. The yellow cheese sauce was definitely from a can. Skip this place. It's terrible

I had just finished up from a pedicure appointment and was FAMISHED and looked on yelp for nearby…read morecoffee shops - this one popped up and figured why not since it was only a 7 min drive? This place did not disappoint - it's a rather simple cafe. Has the basics, both savory and sweet options which is a plus! But the quality of the food is 10/10. I ordered a BLT sandwhich and included egg and when I say delicious?! It was scrumptious. I had an iced Vietnamese coffee with it which was great. Black owned, street parking available, chill calm environment - all the trimmings that makes coming here enjoyable.

Over love that this is a black woman owned coffee spot nestled nicely in the community. All City…read moreCafe is one of those spots that feels easy to settle into. They serve the basics well coffee, tea, and a solid mix of small bites, sweets, and made to order sandwiches that actually hit. The space works for whatever you need that day. You can pull up with your laptop and get work done, or just sit back and people watch without feeling rushed. It is family friendly but still calm enough if you are trying to focus. Overall, it is a cozy, reliable spot that does not try too hard but still delivers.