Me and my wife was told about this place by our friend. So we place our online and we were amazed…read moreby the quality of taste and Kodiak service was outstanding. I will tell my friends when in DC this is the place to eat.

I told y'all I was coming back to this cloud kitchen in Takoma right? Well guess what? I'm BACK!!…read moreI'm just in time too, it's a whole new fresh food spot in here that I've never heard of!! LET'S GO!! . Where I am: @freshbiteskitchen6120 . Location Reviewed: 6120 Kansas Ave., N.W. Washington D.C. inside of @takomaeats . Items Reviewed: LIKE THAT! Their Impossible Spice Bowl ($14.99 with Impossible meat, rice, tomatoes salad, peppers, jalapenos, & house spicy sauce). I couldn't tell it was meatless protein!! Spicy, fresh, tasty!! STAMP!! Their Signature Golden Hour Bowl ($18.99 with beef tips, eggs, sliced avocados, peppers, & Kinche-cracked wheat mixed with spices). That wheat taste just like a spicy rice!! Tender beef, & their sauce is spicy, & EVERYTHING!! STAMP!! Their Smoothies ($7.50 Their Berry Blast Smoothie with strawberries, & blueberries, & $8.50 House Special Smoothie with kale, ginger, pineapple, & orange juice). Super fresh, refreshing, & tasty!! STAMP!! Their Tibs Sandwich ($12.99 spicy beef tenderloin with onions, tomatoes, jalapeno, & an Ethiopian cottage cheese). Hearty, mildly spicy without the sauce, with a flavorful cheese!! STAMP!! Their Sun Kissed Crepe ($10.45 with bacon, scrambled eggs, & cheese inside a crepe). This might be my new style of breakfast sandwich!! Get this!! STAMP!! Their Nutella Crepe ($9.25 with Nutella, Bananas, & chocolate sauce inside a crepe). Perfect fresh ending to this food!! . Customer Service: On Point. . Parking: Rough. . Recommendations: Get the Breakfast Crepe, & that sandwich!! . Accessibility: It's wheelchair friendly, & it's differently abled persons friendly. 5 Stars=STAMP 4 1/2 Stars=LIKE THAT 4 Stars=DELICIOUS 3 Stars=DECENT 2 Stars=PASS 1 Star=NAH #Bigschlimsreviews

The food was fantastic! I had one of the best breakfasts I've had in a long time. I ordered the…read moreJuanita, and it was absolutely delicious. The homemade tortillas were fresh and flavorful, and the freshly ground coffee was nothing short of magnificent. My only small drawback was that our waitress didn't check in on us very often, but I believe she may have been new. Even so, she was friendly, and the overall service was still very good. I would definitely come back for another amazing breakfast!. The area is small but it has a nice atmosphere. I highly recommend.

Still amazing here! The menu has changed a little bit but the service is still great and so is the…read morefood

I had a great 5-star gluten-free experience here at Yours Cafe in DC. Although they did not have a…read moreseparate gluten-free menu, the staff was very helpful and took my gluten-free needs seriously. I let the server know about my dietary restriction, and they checked with the kitchen to confirm what could be safely prepared. The service was attentive, patient, and reassuring. They made sure my order was adjusted properly and seemed careful about avoiding cross-contact. The food came out fresh, well-prepared, and delicious. I felt comfortable dining here and appreciated how accommodating the team was. I would definitely come back and recommend it to anyone looking for a gluten-free-friendly restaurant in DC.

I love the atmosphere of this place. It's so peaceful and relaxing. My go to here is the cinnamon…read moreroll latte!!

Great brunch spot in DC! They played old school R&B, crowded but not too packed and the service…read morewas great as well. It's a nice vibe when you have patrons singing along to old hits! We started off with mimosas. I went with Lavender. As far as food, I ordered the chicken and biscoff waffle. So delicious. My friend ordered the crabcake Benedict, I think... honestly, I don't think I paid much attention because I was captivated and enjoying my plate. Highly recommend a visit to this gem in the city!

Atmosphere & Service: The location is beautiful, but the managers needs to retrain their staff. The…read morehostess walked us to a table then told us we weren't supposed to follow them...confusing. Then we waited and waited and waited for our waitress. When she came she was sweet but she may have come to the table 3 times in an hour and a half. Why aren't you checking on your tables periodically? Why do we have to walk to the hostess stand to find you? Why does the food take so long to come out when parking fees are atrocious ($30-40)? Why do we then have to wait 15 mins for a to go box and another 15 mins for the check? We also had a bday girl with us and were told they don't have candles or bday cake for them, and proceeded to give us a dessert menu. We then asked to speak with the manager who didn't have much to say or offer. We just want you, sir, to retrain. Food: Food was pretty good but my mom's came out ice cold with the wrong sides. The calamari was chewy and on a bed of uncooked spinach. Was that a garnish or were we supposed to eat it was my question? The chicken and biscuits were good and the salmon hash was good. That sauce on both is really nice.

Yep. If you're reading this, you should just make that reservation and go... and yes, I would…read morerecommend a reservation because this place is pop-u-lar, and I see why. The space itself is bright and airy and a bit on the noisy side. But the service was very good, and the food was served quite quickly. I've been on a shakshuka kick lately, so I opted for the the Sweet Potato Shakshuka, which is described as: Sweet Potato Curry, with Chickpeas and Sunny Eggs with a the chicken add-on - gotta get that protein in, after all. This was one of the most unique shakshukas I'd ever had... It literally tasted like a curry dish you might get at your local Indian restaurant, with a bit of a brunch flair to it. The curry itself had a wee bit of spice and was a bit sweet - but that could have been from the sweet potatoes. The chicken was served in a bowl on the side, which felt a bit... odd... I would've expected it to be incorporated into the main dish. It was kind of bland and a bit lukewarm, so I don't know that I'd order that again... but I would definitely order this again!

It's fine. Just leaves much to be desired every time for me. I've visited several times. The cider…read moreis nice in the fall. The highlight explains my overall sentiments. Take it or leave it? I'd leave it.

I've been here a few times & really love this place! It does get pretty busy but I've never had to…read morewait long for a table (for two). I love ordering the vegan hash (veggie hash w no egg) & the drinks are pretty good , but definitely over priced. The service is always great & I love supporting this business. Parking can be a little tricky on the weekends, but street parking is free on Sundays. Love the decor, I just wish the bathrooms were better kept. Mimosas -- 7/10 overpriced Cab Calloway -- 7/10 Seafood grits -- 9/10 has a little spice to it! Veggie Hash -- 10/10 super filling Veggie burger -- 8/10

The food was okay, but there are a couple of things customers should know. First, an 18% service…read morecharge is automatically added to the bill. I was told this charge does not go to the waiter but is instead shared with other staff (busser, host, etc.), and that customers are expected to leave an additional tip for the server. I initially left a 20% tip because I did not notice the automatic 18% service charge. To make matters worse, I was initially given the wrong receipt, which added to the confusion. When I realized the service charge had already been included and asked for the extra tip to be removed, the waiter told me he does not receive any portion of the 18% charge. I asked whether the expectation was for customers to leave a total of 38%, and I was told that is how it works at this restaurant and in Washington DC. I found the billing and tipping process confusing and misleading. I won't be back.

This was our best meal in DC, by far. The eclectic Ethiopian breakfast menu was wild (and maybe a…read morebit overwhelming), but amazing. The injera and egg dishes were unreal, but it was clear you could not go wrong here. The seating felt like someone's home, with various couches and coffee tables filling the restaurant. The coffee was one of the standout things they served; I'm not sure what they're doing with the coffee, but it was one of the better quality coffees I think I've ever had. Huge fan of this place, and would definitely return!!

We ordered the Ethiopian breakfast with an extra sambosa and added beef tibs. The sambosas were…read moreabsolutely amazing! Definitely our favorite part. The Ethiopian style breakfast is just scrambled eggs, and the beef was an extra cost. It was definitely very pricey ($40), with the beef being $9 add on for not that much beef. Friendly and quick service but probably would try a more meat forward dish next time! Ambiance is more for takeout but there's some seating inside!

Penbrook delivered a genuinely impressive breakfast experience, starting with amazing service and…read moreconsistently great food. The standout of the morning was the breakfast side potatoes--crispy, seasoned perfectly, and easily something I'd come back for. The breadbasket came with three pastries, which felt a bit smaller than expected, but the almond croissant more than made up for it. On the heartier side, the chicken and waffles were extremely filling thanks to the dense waffles, so definitely a dish to tackle with an appetite. One of the biggest surprises was the brunch salad with salmon, which ended up being one of the best salads I've had in a long time--fresh, balanced, and satisfying. The breakfast sandwich was another highlight: so good that it's now the new standard I'll compare all other breakfast sandwiches to. The smoked salmon bagel was also a fun experience, served deconstructed so you can build each bite exactly how you like it. Not everything was a hit--the French toast wasn't my favorite--but the overall meal was strong enough that it barely detracted from the experience. Brunch offers a few additions beyond the regular breakfast menu, but overall it's very similar to their standard breakfast, just with a couple of extra options. It tends to get full on the weekends to make a reservation. Bottom line: Penbrook is a beautiful hotel restaurant that punches above its weight--excellent service, memorable dishes, and several items worth returning for.

Had brunch on a sunday morning with friends Ambience - 4…read morestars - very bright and vibrant atmosphere. We were seated at a corner both and had great views of dupont street scene Food - 3 stars - decent selection for a brunch. Had the pastry basket for the table which was as expected. I had the acai bowl, others had lemon ricotta pancake ( very sweet) , eggs benedict and breakfast sandwiches - we were all surprised at the portion size - larger than we expected - but I would say average in taste as nothing stood out to us. I also had a cappuccino which was also decent. service -5 star. excellent service and attention from the staff ! its a good spot for brunch and I would go here again.

Every course was an A+. Best chicken parm I've had, without a doubt. The artichoke toast is a…read moresleeper hit; perfect balance of fat and acid. We also loved the rigatoni alla vodka. The ambiance is also excellent. Imagine if your favorite red sauce Italian place and your neighborhood dive bar had a baby. Staff was also exceptionally friendly and attentive. Service stellar. Can't wait to come back for happy hour!

A wonderful time is to be had at Little Coco's Aperitivo Hour…read more $36 will get you bottomless cocktails, wine or beer (choose from their special menu), and nibbles of garlic bread with a delicious mix of parmesan, whipped ricotta and mozarella cheeses, caesar salad, and a single meatball with polenta. That evening I had a hankering for negronis, and true to the bottomless offer, they kept them coming! No sooner than I had taken the last sip of one drink than the next one appeared. No looking around for a waiter! I was really impressed with their attentiveness. The hospitality is truly impeccable. When I gave feedback that the caesar salad was way too salty, the manager understood precisely what had gone wrong and instantly replaced it. I would have liked two meatballs rather than one, which would have felt generous, but this was not intended to be a meal, after all. We also ordered the corn and jalapeno fritters (which were probably fabulous when they were originally conceived but not currently being executed well) and for dessert a fantastic zabaglioni. Little Coco's is casual but stylish, a fun place to go, as is to be expected at all of Jackie Greenbaum's spots. Aperitivo Hour is M-F from 5-7. Highly recommend!

This is a review for the new Silver Spring location on East-west Highway, a beautiful, light-filled…read morespace, with easy street parking on the immediately adjacent cross street. The service was friendly and efficient, and my omelet was delicious, with a nice salad and perfectly toasted bread on the side. Makes it easy to support their mission!

So many things to love about Emma's torch! First and foremost is their mission - providing culinary…read moretraining to refugees to empower them to have the skills and confidence to succeed in the food industry. This was apparent in the warm, welcoming atmosphere where everyone was working together as a team, learning, being patient, and you could see the growth and confidence happening in real time. It was really inspiring to see. Service was great - quick, friendly, and helpful. The food was very tasty and inexpensive - breakfast sandwiches were well-portioned and under $10. They also had lattes, coffees, and teas. They have an outdoor patio overlooking Rhode Island Avenue and seating inside with their nternet if you are looking for a workspace, meeting place, or coffee/snack shop. Emma's Torch seemed to be a community favorite with returning customers greater warmly and community activities and events posted in the store. This will become a regular part of our rotation!