Cool coffee shop, the vibe is amazing. Definitely a spot you can go to and get some work done…read morewithout feeling rushed. Coffee was solid, smooth and well made. The whole setup just feels different in a good way. If you're into rock climbing, Vertical Rock is right beside it which makes it even better. You've got people coming in and out, working, climbing, just a good mix of energy all around. I'll definitely be back.

(4.15) ~ Very good overall coffee. Note: It's in the back of the building…read more DRINKS: ** Japanese Cold Drip = (4.25) Very good ** Pour-Over (Ethiopian Light Roast) = (4.15) Very good, although they should offer more than one option, so maybe a medium & a dark roast option. ** Spiced Demerara Latte = (4) very good

After being lured into Tous Les Jours by Yelp (apparently the spot to check out), I decided to give…read moreit a try. There's some parking available right outside, and despite living in McLean for several years, I hadn't realized there's actually a food hall in the building. That alone makes it a decent option for teleworking or a casual stop. As for the food--it reminded me quite a bit of Paris Baguette. Cakes seemed slightly more expensive, while pastries were more in line price-wise. I tried a jalapeño cheese croissant, a garlic butter bun, spinach egg bites, and a tiramisu iced coffee. The croissant was just okay, but the garlic butter bun stood out--nicely balanced between salty and sweet, and definitely the highlight. The egg bites were comparable to Starbucks; honestly, it's hard to say which is better, but Starbucks might have the edge in both portion size and price. The tiramisu iced coffee leaned too sweet--my partner especially felt it was a bit overdone. Ambiance was pleasant, and the staff were friendly and welcoming. Would I come back? Probably to try the cakes. Otherwise, it's not a place I'd rush back to--but still worth checking out once.

I am very pleased with this location's opening as the nearest one from McLean used to be Annandale…read more 1. Cake/bakery items are delicious. Prices range from $40-60. - cookies: not my favorite - tarts: just okay - everything Dubai is overpriced and overrated. Not good! - caramel chocolate cake is amazing! 2. Sandwich and other savory items are excellent. My favorite is the tuna sandwich. 3. Service: 3 stars at best. Told me that they'll bring my order to my table and never did. Waited so long and had to go inquire. Then says sorry we forgot. We were the only customers, how could they forget?? Best to grab and go but not stay.

We stopped in on a Friday morning around 10:30AM and they were moderately busy. The service was…read morevery slow though. We simply ordered two almon croissants and two small cups of coffee. We sat down and waited about 10 mins for the coffee to be brewed; you'd figure they were have it fresh and filled in the urns all morning ready to pour. The service from the cashier wasn't very personable nor friendly, but the other folks were clearly happy to be working there. The almond croissants were amazing! Absolutely loved them! The coffee was slightly on the bitter and very dark side, but was decent. Overall, it was an 'ok' visit for our first visit to a PAUL in the US. The last one we've been to was in Paris and even though it was crazy busy, that experience was much better.

This place is nice, the service was pleasant and fast. I decided to order Salmon Benedict that…read morecomes with a salad and Americano. Everything was delicious but definitely pricey. I took off one star because it was a bit dirty but probably due to the fact that we came in after the rush hour. They also have a great selection of desserts.

Quick and kind service for deliciousness in a cup?! What more can one ask for?…read more I thoroughly enjoyed my pistachio latte and will be back to explore more of their menu items.

Must try this cute little coffee spot located inside of Tyson's Galleria. You have to take the…read moreescalator near the Saks Fifth Avenue entrance. It's a whole vibe one you get off of the escalator. They have a large seating area where you can work or just chill out. The coffee and pastries are amazing. I ordered a pistachio latte I believe, and it was very good. Had a chocolate chip cookie and it was huge and full of chocolate chips. That was good too!! The employees were very friendly and prompt.. This is a five star coffee spot for me.

It's an experience. In the immediate area there are just not many places where you can get coffee…read morelike having a coffee date and then go shopping for clothes within the same room. It's quite fun for the first time. The offering and taste of coffee is okay. The service is a bit slow and there tends to be a line. However, if you want something a bit different then this is something quite fun to try. The seating area in front belongs to them, but I have always seen them full of people.

baristas were kind and the interior is really nice! there isnt a ton of seating (it is a tiny cafe)…read moreso i dont recommend going there with the expectation of working or sitting for long. that said - we got a decaf cortado and lemonade. pricier than others but to be expected due to location. decaf is not as dark as i usually like, but was still made perfectly in terms of ratio. quality is on point.

Tiny Paris Baguette tucked away near The Boro. This location has limited amount of seats and…read morethey're only the high tables up against the window. There's more seats outdoors. As for the drinks, the Iced coffee was not good and the Korean Ice Milk Coffee was also not good. Both drinks were extremely watered down and didn't taste right like other locations. The breads were decent. Nothing much to say as this is standard. I ordered a slice of cake and it was beyond sweet and dry. I'm not sure if I received day old cake but it was a waste of money. Would not recommend coming here unless you really need a quick bite.

I am so glad that they have been consistent for the last 6 years I have been their customer. I come…read morehere every single month. 1. Cake/bakery This is their main jam. Cake prices went up by $10 per cake in the last 5 years, so smaller cake is minimum of $40-45 and medium to large cakes are $55+ with tax etc. 2. Sandwich: They have egg salad, tuna salad, chicken and korean beef salad. The key is consistency! Same taste and quality every time, that is what makes a business stay in the long run. 3. Service: not good anymore. This part went down quite a bit. Manager should note. They are rushing us and not courteous. This is how you LOSE customers. If there is no one behind the person and if their phone isn't pulling up your app fast enough, don't be mean! 4. App/rewards: I come here over shilla or breeze etc other korean bakeries because they have rewards program that actually works and this is why I stay with them.

My favorite tea place! I just realized I never wrote a review for it…read more My kiddo loves the popcorn chicken! We normally get poke around the corner at lei'd and then have the tea and our meal here, with the popcorn chicken as a side. It's the perfect everything. I'm not really a sweets person, but the desserts are great too. Can't go wrong with the macarons or egg tarts!

Okay Tea's'n You, your vibe is very cute, very demure, very mindful, and very tasty!…read more I ended up visiting this location because literally every other matcha shop I wanted to try was closed and wasn't opening until 11:30 a.m. Since my usual spots failed me, I decided to give Tea's'n You a shot. I'm so glad I did. Their matcha is top tier. I ordered two regular matchas with regular sugar, one blueberry matcha with regular sugar, a regular iced coffee, four cupcakes (strawberry shortcake and mango), and a sesame egg tart. Now before y'all start judging me, these were not all for me . My back is getting big, I don't need all that to add to it lol. Everything was packaged securely and presented beautifully. What impressed me even more was the customer service. Orders are placed on a kiosk that sits a little away from the staff, so I honestly didn't think anyone was paying much attention to who ordered what. Imagine my surprise when one of the staff members walked my order directly to me with a kind and friendly smile instead of leaving it in the pickup area. That level of attention is impressive. Do you know how hard it is to make customers feel seen with minimal human interaction? Kudos to the team for pulling that off. Now, while I wanted to give five stars, there was one small miss. The cupcakes were a bit dry, and the mango filling wasn't quite my favorite. However, the sesame egg tart was hitting on every level. My only regret was not buying more of them and somehow convincing someone to hand over the recipe lol. Parking was easy and located right out front. I will definitely be back to try more items. My team loved everything I brought back, so I don't think they're going to let me get away with not bringing them more next time.

I just wanted to take a moment to write a review for this amazing place. Greenhouse feels like a…read moresecond home away from home our server Anabella was INCREDIBLE went above and beyond to give us amazing service I've been coming here for months, but her addition to the staff has made coming here even more enjoyable than it already was If you come to greenhouse ask for Anabella as your server You won't regret it

This is actually my 2nd time here. The decor is a vibe - fun and eclectic…read more First visit: Rosa de Oro cocktail - very rosemary forward. Refreshing. Passion de Amor - zesty and flavorful Spicy Crunchy shrimp roll - Amazing. Fresh, flavorful, delicious. 2nd visit: sol de fuego cocktail - citrusy and refreshing but also watered down. Sliders - tender meat and sauce has good flavor Now, come the drawbacks: for $20+, i shouldn't be finishing my drink after 4 sips b/c its filled to the brim with ice. Outrageous. While the hostess is warm and wonderful, I was not approached once by the bartenders until I'd practically finished eating - the bar was completely empty except for some people on the patio. Perhaps the automatic 20% tip added on to every bill is a recipe for apathy.