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    3.6 (683 reviews)
    Closed 7:00 am - 7:00 pm
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    BREAD FURST ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Outdoor seating
    Good for kids

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    Nams S.

    The best thing on the menu is what is in their name. The bread! Sesame semolina is the right amount of crusty with toasted sesame seeds outside, use it for a sandwich, have it with a smear of butter and marmalade or dip it into a romesco or baba ghanoush-- a more elegant and less dense version of Whole Foods' now discontinued Pain de campagne. The Jambon Beurre is as Parisian as it gets. The baguette is perfect, butter satisfying, topped with good ham and gruyere. All elementary age group kids including ours were biting into honey glazed donuts and not one could be heard complaining, must be good. Lemon pound cake, a well made, delicate pound cake. After reading multiple reviews mentioning burnt bread or pastries, we were worried. Our fears almost came true in the toasted everything bagel with cream cheese, with one side dark, closer to black--some may call it burnt. But good news, I love my bagels a tad over toasted, it was a win-win. It is a very good bagel, does it stand a chance against Pearls's, no. Hazelnut ganache bar is a good cross between a fudge and a mousse, the citrus helps balance the dark chocolate and nuts. Not too sweet, great for sharing on a hike or eat it all by yourself. Least favorite item--maritozzo or the italian sweet bun--the whipped cream couldnt hide the over egginess--too eggy even for a brioche bun--plus not too much going on for it flavor wise. Service is fast, queues move quickly and ordering process is efficient, especially when compared to a a few years ago. Retail part of the store is enticing--jams, jellies, candies, crackers, wines. We stopped looking around after a point to keep ourselves from buying. Yes, they could do with more indoor seating. On a rainy day like today, it was crowded inside (which it usually is!) with everyone eyeing the 8?or so counter stools.

    The perfect honey glazed donut; a dream become true

    Best bread in the DMV - reliable consistent exquisite tev-rye and whole wheat, raisins and walnuts. The best scones and the best donut and they sell delicious butter and fresh farm eggs that you can even order online! Delicious mushroom barley soup and all the breads are perfect and fit anything savory or sweet! Magical bread! You can also eat the bread on its own because it's that good. The store has great gifts and food of all kinds. The cashier was a very friendly energetic and smiling girl. Nice outdoor seating area.

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    Charles L.

    I drove down to DC from Baltimore and lined up outside of Bread Furst at 7 AM. They have a huge selection of delicious breads and baked goods. My favorite was the crusty fresh whole wheat loaf. I also had a delicious croissant, crispy on the outside chewy and butter in the inside. The Kougin Aman was very nice. I also had some yummy cookies: chocolate chip, oatmeal, cherry, and a special raspberry pistachio. Everything was delicious!

    Berry Pastry (forgot the actual name)
    Peter D.

    I heard many great reviews of this place (despite the Yelp rating) so I wanted to try myself. I think this would be a perfect cafe in NW DC... there was plenty of seating outdoors while indoors was meant for ordering + going through their non-bakery items. I was honestly overwhelmed by the number of pastry items on display, so I got a standard berry-filled pastry item (I forgot its name). It was pretty efficient to eventually make my way to pay for my item. I will say this is probably the most expensive pastry I've ever bought anywhere in DC, and it was only above average. I'm glad I tried this place though, and I'm intrigued to come by again

    Tara E.

    I loved the vibe of this place! They had so many cute kitchen accessories and interesting foods to try on their shelves. The people who helped me were very nice and it seems like a place with a lot of regulars. I got a coffee from here and it was very tasty for a decent price. I also tried their monkey bread and it was very cinnamon-y and crispy.

    Bearclaw
    Audrey E.

    A lovely little shop, full of snacks, some home goods, and many fresh bread/pastries and coffee. I got a bear claw and it was very flakey and had a great flavor to it. The tiramisu coffee was also quite tasty - a good balance of the coffee to the sweetness. I could probably spend thirty minutes just looking through everything in the shop. Definitely worth a little trip!

    Arrt T.

    Sandwiches were premade, not made to order. My partner and I had the chicken adobo (which is far from any adobo I've ever had) and the italian veggie sando. Bread felt tough, meat/veggie to bread ratio was disappointing. Wish it was made to order. Nice place, plenty of local goods for sale. But I'd steer away from the sandos and stick to the pastries.

    Large ice coffee and monkey bread

    Easy to stop in on my way to the metro. Fast and polite service! Delicious ice coffee and monkey bread. Never disappointed!

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    Jacqueline K.

    Everyone here was so polite and nice, but I found the food to be slightly lacking. To be fair, this place is Bread Furst, and their pastries/bread did shine. In particular, the pain au chocolate was really great. It was buttery and sweet and had a good flake - all elements of a great croissant. But Bread Furst also sold some food in its fridge, and we tried their barley soup (which was way too acidic for me), and their eggplant dip (quite bland in my opinion). I'd come back to try their other breads! They sell some home decor (e.g., dishes) and some specialty goods (e.g., different kinds of salts).

    2/3 of a croissant?? Much smaller than it used to be
    Esselli D.

    The attached picture is what was just sold to me as a croissant at Bread Furst. But it's not a croissant, this is 2/3 of a croissant with 1/3 missing!! At these stratospheric prices, you should at least get a whole pastry. Mr Furst, you can do better, and please stop telling your bakers to burn the bread. It's not what bakeries do in France, it's just burnt! 3 stars because it still tastes good.

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    So disappointed! Highly recommend by a friend, but the cranberry scone I ordered wasn't very flavorful. For $5.00, I expected more...

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    Great spot, large selection of pastries, bread, dry goods. The best caneles I've found in DC. Line can get long but it moves fairly quickly.

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    4.7(81 reviews)
    1.8 miWoodley Park

    We enjoyed our morning at Yours Cafe, right before we walked up the street to the zoo. We love that…read morethey had their own coffee bean grinder in the back! The coffee was for sure a stand out. We each got the espresso with whipped cream. Heads up, for a coffee focused place the cream was definitely out of a can. But the coffee itself was amazing. For food we got a pistachio beignet, and a chocolate and pistachio croissant. The beignet is definitely not a beignet- it was a bit more bread like, though it still tasted good. And the pistachio cream, though delicious, was so runny. The croissant was good but also had the same pistachio cream issue. It dripped out. For food I had the bacon flaming tart, which tasted amazing! One thing to note- the menu says capers, but it's scallions. That was a welcomed error, since I love scallions! We also got drinks, and I enjoyed my pistachio beverage. Overall, I'd say out of the options nearest the zoo, this is one of the best.

    I stopped here after an appointment to grab a quick bite and was pleasantly surprised. To start,…read morethe employee working on that day was so incredibly helpful. It was Friday early afternoon. She immediately greeted me as soon as I walked in and then went over all their options with me. They do open face sandwiches but she said any can be made into a regular sandwich. She gave me recommendations as well. I decided to go with the chicken open face sandwich but as a regular sandwich and the sea salt caramel latte to go. The latte was really good and was not weak. I ate the sandwich when I got home and it was also very good. The chicken and sumac onions were delicious! The place has plenty seating if you want to just work and drink coffee or order full meals with friends. There is also a good size patio in the front. It's definitely a nice addition to the area.

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    Little Blackbird

    4.7(63 reviews)
    1.1 mi

    Lovely wine bar in Cleveland Park!…read more We dined in on a Friday night with a party of six. They had seated us in the front window, but the sun was really shining so they were very accommodating, and helped to move our table into a shadier spot. We started with a round of cocktails and appetizers. My husband enjoyed the apricot Manhattan and I tried the Key West daiquiri. The lavender and pea cocktail was also very refreshing. The hummus platter featured four different hummus's. The harissa was our favorite. The Burratta salad and tart flambe was nice to share. We proceeded with ordering three bottles of wine and a few entrees. The petite fillet was delicious. The spring gnocchi was flavorful and the chicken Milanese was a nice portion. We were celebrating a birthday and they brought out a slice of Dulce de Leche cheesecake with a candle! Service was very nice. Clean bathrooms and short walk to Cleveland Park Metro.

    Little Blackbird is phenomenal!…read more I've been here a few times and have never been disappointed. Great service from super friendly, attentive, and knowledgeable staff. A large wine list that they know back to front and can recommend wines from based on your food choices and personal tastes. An elegant but not ostentatious interior. But first and foremost, incredible food. There have been a few items I was unsure of when reading the descriptions, but I have always been blown away by the thoughtfulness and balance that comes with each or their dishes. Of note, their seared scallops that came with a savory and sweet white chocolate sauce were one of my favorite dishes of 2025. Not to mention, the prices here are reasonable and not unnecessarily inflated like other places that market themselves as wine bars. I hope the success here signals a shift in the wine bar model toward unpretentious but thoughtfully designed dishes for a reasonable price. Overall, Little Blackbird is an incredible restaurant that I think deserves more recognition. I will certainly be back soon.

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    The Pembroke

    4.1(424 reviews)
    2.8 miDupont Circle

    I recently had brunch at The Pembroke, located inside the Dupont Circle Hotel, and it was such a…read morelovely experience. Beautiful atmosphere, wonderful staff, and delicious food -- definitely a spot worth putting on your brunch list. My date made the reservation for us, which turned out to be a very good idea because the restaurant was hopping! Definitely recommend making one ahead of time. We were both in the mood for a cocktail, but decided to explore the mocktail drink menu. He initially considered going with another coffee since it was still early, but ultimately went with an espresso martini. I tried the French 86, and both were great choices. The espresso martini was smooth and well made, while the French 86 was beautifully fruit-forward. And I have to give my date credit -- a man who isn't afraid to try my fruity cocktail! For food, we decided to share the avocado toast to start and added an egg, asking for it to be cooked a little more rather than very runny. We were glad we did because the toast was loaded with greens! It was definitely a little messy to eat, but in the fun, "this is actually delicious" kind of way. Nothing embarrassing... thankfully. He ordered the chicken and waffles, which he completely demolished. The sweet-and-savory combination was a big hit. I went with the French omelette, and it was delicious -- rich, flavorful, and surprisingly filling. I could only manage about half of it along with the salad! Overall, a wonderful brunch experience. The atmosphere is beautiful, the service was attentive, and there were so many tempting dishes coming out of the kitchen that we kept noticing things we wanted to try. I'd definitely come back to explore more of the menu.

    I think I found my new favorite DC brunch spot (that doesn't feature a DJ). The Pembroke has been…read moreon my list of places to try for awhileee and I was finally able to stop in with friends (8 of us) for a Saturday brunch after one of my yogalates classes. We sat towards the back of the restaurant in one of the circular booths. Love this setup so much because it's perfect for people watching. The interior of the space is really vibrant with a lot of natural lighting coming in and the cute furniture. You almost feel like you've been transported to France or something. While dining here I was able to try their, +cinnamon roll (it's HUGEEEE, def a shareable- 8/10) + passion fruit cocktail (7.5/10) + breakfast sandwich (10/10 - I was surprised by how much I loved it) + pancakes (8/10) + kale salad (7.5/10) I didn't get to try the salmon benedict but it looks delicious. The service was spectacular. Our waiter was extremely attentive and even the manager popped over to introduce himself and make sure that we had everything we needed. I loveeeeeed my time here and will definitely be back to try more items on the menu. Thanks so much Pembroke team :)

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    The Pembroke: they have a coffee shop too!

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    Little Beast Cafe & Bistro

    Little Beast Cafe & Bistro

    4.0(198 reviews)
    1.3 miChevy Chase
    $$

    Didn't get a chance to try the pizza, but the pastry I grabbed was delicious. I hope I can come…read moreback since the staff were friendly and they serve Detroit style pizza.

    This place is a joke -- where do I even begin?…read more We made reservations for a table on the covered patio this past Friday at 5:30 p.m. My wife, our two kids, and I arrived right on time, and the patio was mostly empty: two tables of four were occupied, while five other tables of four sat empty, along with a few high-tops and seats at the bar. The host was a bit gruff, but initially it didn't seem like a big deal. She seated us all the way in the back of the patio, directly in the path of the setting sun. Since there were plenty of open tables in shaded areas, we politely asked if we could move. We were told no because those tables were "reserved." We reminded the staff that we also had a reservation and asked why we couldn't sit at one of those tables instead. It's not like we walked in without one expecting special treatment. The host just kept repeating, "I'm sorry, but those tables are already reserved." They offered to move us inside or to the front side of the restaurant, but refused to seat us anywhere else on the covered patio. After more back-and-forth, the host finally relented with an annoyed, "That's fine, we can just adjust," and walked us over to a table that had technically still been occupied moments earlier. We then awkwardly stood there waiting for the diners to gather their things and leave while the staff rushed to clean the table. Once we sat down, the host came back out visibly upset, loudly rearranging and slamming tables while muttering to herself -- the only word I clearly caught was "unbelievable." She was obviously unhappy with us. The absurd part is that the "adjustment" she made was incredibly simple: she turned two four-top tables into a two-top and a larger table seating seven. Even after that, two other four-top tables remained untouched. During our meal, one of those tables was given to a mother and her young son, and the other to two dads and their daughters. So I'm still not sure why we were treated as though accommodating us was impossible. The rest of the staff honestly seemed just as uncomfortable with the situation as we were. The food itself was fine, but at that point we probably should have left. I've never been treated with this level of disrespect and disdain at a restaurant before. I honestly don't understand why the host was so determined to stick us in the back. Was it because we had a baby? Or because we didn't fit the racial profile of the clientele they want to attract? Either way, we won't be back.

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    Rose Ave Bakery

    4.7(602 reviews)
    1.8 miWoodley Park
    $$

    I got the scallion croissant with egg and cheese and for drink a flat white. The scallion croissant…read morewas buttery and flakey just as a croissant should be. The egg, was flavorful without overwhelming the croissant. If I can put an image in your head: it felt like a synchronized symphony in your mouth. The coffee was strong, for artificial sweetener this place doesn't have sucralose or similar to it. They have stevia in Splenda packets. For sugar they have regular packets honey, brown sugar and regular sugar. The service was quick for the time we went. Staff responded to my questions about their other pastries. Ambience it feels perfect to catch up with an old friend.

    I absolutely adore Rose Ave Bakery. First and foremost: their Vietnamese iced coffee is, in my…read moreopinion, the best in DC. I would go for that alone, but unfortunately for me, everything else is also amazing. I live in Adams Morgan, so I have another neighborhood bakery that I frequent simply because it's closer. Rose Ave is still fairly close, and I go pretty regularly, but somehow I had never taken my parents there. On their most recent visit, we happened to be nearby and stopped in. My mom was genuinely annoyed with me. Not actually angry, obviously, but after trying everything she basically wanted to know why, if Rose Ave was this close to where I live, I had been taking her to the other bakery all these years. Apparently I had been depriving her of what she now considers the best bakery she's been to in DC. (For the record, I refuse to pit two excellent bakeries against each other. There is room in my life for both.) I've tried the breakfast sandwiches, several of the filled pastries, and plenty of the more elaborate creations, and everything is fantastic. But oddly enough, one of my absolute favorites is their simple vanilla donut. There is something perfect about it. It isn't overwhelmingly sugary, but it's still sweet, soft, delicate, and just feels like the perfect little treat. Conveniently, my doctor's office is also nearby, so I have developed a very mature healthcare system in which I schedule morning appointments and reward myself afterward with Rose Ave. I'm pretty sure doing responsible grown-up things for my health cancels out the sugar. I have not asked my doctor to confirm this.

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    Ube iced coffee

    Rose Ave Bakery - Ube iced coffee

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