Absolutely best coffee hands down. Dan is a stand up guy. Explained his coffee making process using…read morenatural methods as opposed to the standard store bought brands, but the best thing is you can really taste the difference! I used to have to drink coffee with lots of cream and sugar, but I can actually drink Dan's Coffee straight up. It has a very smooth and delicious taste. I am looking forward to trying all the various flavors. Definitely worth the price.

From the owner: Dan's Coffee Co. is a small family coffee roasting business selling at the Bowie Farmer's Market,…read moreMay-October 2016. We're proud to roast only the finest specialty coffees in micro-batches. Our coffees are sustainably sourced through another family business from small farmers throughout the coffee-growing world. We try to foster a relationship with each customer to bring them whatever specific coffee they are looking for, and to offer opportunities to try new coffees from different origins as they come in. Check out our website to see what we're roasting this week. While you're there, sign up for weekly summer raffles of cool coffee items! You'll also receive our weekly mailing with news, weekly offerings, and even coupons sometimes. And remember, just brew fresh beans!

I finally had a chance to get down here and it does not disappoint, if anything it's incredible…read more Debra, George and the staff are wonderful and extremely helpful. They small batch roast the coffee each week, and chatting with George the roaster, it only lasts in store about 7-14 days. So you know you're getting some truly fresh coffee. The smells are intoxicating, they always have a sample available too. Gotta check out the peanut butter. All three were fabulous. Grab a team member and get a sample. Many bulk food items including baking goods, spices, nuts, oils, vinegars and more. Definitely worth a quick trip to see them if you're a fan of Sprouts. Better bulk at reasonable prices.

I really enjoy the coffee selection here. This is a store…read morethat sells snacks, oils, teas and coffees to the creatives. For me though, coffee is the only reason I am a regular. It's the only place outside of the grocery store that I buy coffee from and I'm grateful for it!

The indoor café has been CLOSED for over a year and nobody has made clear that there was nowhere…read moreyou can drink a cup of coffee here. They do have a locker outside where you can pick up your order of beans. I'm not sure if all the merchandise is gone, don't believe that the Cafe survived Covid and then decided to close. I really miss being able to get a used coffee sack, even though they butcher it when they open it instead of cutting the strings that hold the top open. Remember that the café is closed. visit the local ice rink and thrift store.

I love trying new (or new-to-me) coffee places. This one has an industrial vibe, so you might want…read moreto take it to go. Service is helpful, and I like knowing where my coffee is coming from and how it's made.

Service and coffee absolutely awesome. You pull up and you are serviced curb side. Fast efficient…read moreand good

Great coffee spot it is limited hours but definitely check it out if you are nearby. The owner is…read morevery nice and knowledgeable

Got a quick morning tea and some pastries. The ambiance is really cute! They open the shed in the…read morewarm weather and have lots of outdoor seating. The service was great and quick!

For the past couple of weeks (some would say decades) we've tied to find new coffee places to us…read morethat are good. And then we stumbled upon Ceremony. This just isn't coffee and pastries, it's a whole coffee brewery that you can slice in action. And YES the coffee is good too. The pastry was interesting, not bad, not good, just okay. The service was good.

The owner was super nice? He said hi and all…read more They never explained how the breakfast sandwiches was in the warmer next to the cashier. My friend waited 5 minutes until figuring out. Even though it was in the warmer his bacon sandwich was room temperature? I got a mocha and it really didnt taste like anything. Same goes for my 16 dollar chorizo- it really needed more salt and pepper and sauce for you to taste anything. I think the potatoes really dulled the flavor. Overall, it wasn't tooooooooo bad, but it wasn't toooooooo good.

Finding this spot was completely accidental but I'm so glad I did. I really liked the chill vibe…read moreand the customer service was amazing. Everyone was friendly, even the other customers. The shop was spacious and bright but the parking lot right out front was small. I ordered the Rise Up Breakfast Burrito and a strawberry mango smoothie. The smoothie was delicious and the burrito was tasty too. It came with two choices of sauce which added a nice flavor to the burrito. I would definitely go back to try other items, especially their coffee.

Updating for 2026: Still my top coffeeshop and roaster in the area! I really look forward to having…read moremy oat cappuccinos each Saturday that I can make it over there and trying whatever the crew has on espresso that day. My favorite bean from the holiday season was the Cerro Dragon GEISHA - not only absolutely delicious but a great and wonderfully affordable--accessible--gift. It's always a delight to get to sit down and enjoy the cup and company no matter how crazy their rushes get.

Nagadi Coffee Roastery was on my Google Maps list for so long that I've forgotten about it until my…read morefriend sent me an Instagram Reels video about Nagadi that went viral in the DMV area. I saw the video and knew it was going to have phenomenal pour overs and espresso drinks. Since the cafe only opens on Saturdays from 8-1, I knew I had to make an effort to stop by despite the 30+ minute drive. Unfortunately, many other people had the same exact idea as me, and the staff was definitely overwhelmed by the popularity. There was a long wait for espresso drinks (at least 30 minutes). All bags of beans were sold out (I'd recommend ordering online and picking up or getting it delivered in the future). POUR OVER / DRIP - 5.35 By the time I ordered, they were out of most pour over options so I tried the Costa Rica Cumbres del Poas since I wanted a fruitier coffee. Fortunately, the wait for pour overs was pretty short, about 10 minutes. The flavors were fruity, but not overwhelmingly so, with a lighter mouthfeel. The pour over was a bit more diluted than I'm used to, but I still enjoyed it greatly. CORTADO - 4 After a 45 minute wait, I finally got my cortado. This has got to be one of the best cortados I've had in the DMV. The espresso was bright and fruity and paired well with the steamed whole milk. It was definitely worth the wait! If Nagadi was closer, I can see myself going 1-2x a month. I'd highly recommend this coffee roaster to any coffee snob looking for high quality coffee in the area.