PJ's food is convenient I will say but the food and service is not good enough to charge people…read morealmost $7 for one coffee. I wanted to go to Pjs as an alternative to Starbucks but I can no longer. They are way too expensive. I also don't understand how they operate their drive through. You have to ask for everything. Forks, napkins, jelly, butter. I got a bagel which says it comes with cream cheese on the menu, I had to ask for the cream cheese and knife... & this has been several employees by the way. They all do it. Another time I got a biscuit with jelly. I had to ask 3 different questions thinking the server would get it. Can I have jelly...? received the jelly with no knife. Can I have a knife...? Received the knife with no napkins. Can I have napkins...? Any normal coffee shop gives you all of those things with a bag! They don't even give you bags! I spent $25 on a bagel, 1 medium chai latte, 1 medium caramel coffee, and a bacon egg and cheese sandwich, on top of that I had to ask for utensils and napkins. That was my last time going there. I go to a coffee shop to spend $7 max for a coffee and a treat, Pjs is not that place. They either think they're better quality than what they are or taking advantage of people. Either way I want no part of it anymore.

I visited PJ's Coffee of New Orleans in Camp Springs around 3:30 PM with my sister to try out a new…read morecoffee spot we found on TikTok. From the moment we walked in, we had a joyful and welcoming experience. Two gentlemen greeted us warmly, explained what PJ's is, walked us through the menu, and made us feel genuinely excited to be there. One of them mentioned it was his first day, and he still did an amazing job. The other gentleman light-skinned, with curly hair and glasses was also very pleasant and professional. We both ordered the Southern Pecan latte. I ordered mine iced with almond milk, and it was absolutely delicious, smooth, flavorful, and honestly tasted even better iced. My sister ordered the hot version, which just wasn't her cup of tea, likely due to the difference in temperature and flavor profile. She politely asked if it could be remade as an iced drink. Unfortunately, this is where the experience shifted. The employee who assisted her, Brittany, was very unwelcoming and unpleasant. There was no acknowledgment or explanation, she simply told my sister to leave the drink on the counter. After waiting about 10 minutes, we noticed the remade drink had been sitting on the counter with no name called, no signal, and no attempt to get our attention, even though there were only four customers in the store. I was seated with a clear view of the counter and still received no indication that the drink was ready. That interaction left a bad taste in our mouths as we exited the establishment. Front-of-house staff truly set the tone, and unfortunately, her energy did not reflect the warmth shown by the rest of the team. Overall, the coffee quality, atmosphere, and service from the two gentlemen were great, and we would absolutely return for their positive energy and hospitality. For reference, my order was placed under the name "Love" if management would like to review the transaction. Everything was great besides that one interaction.

Five stars for food, service and ambiance…read more First time visitors Great brunch spot with an eclectic feel and warm and friendly staff and patrons. My girlfriend and I enjoyed the experience so much that we purchased T-shirts Drinks were so good!

I went to Mix and Mingle: Coffee and Lounge on a Friday night for my cousin's birthday, and overall…read morethe vibe was really nice. First Fridays are clearly a big deal there because the place was packed, the Gogo band was good, and the atmosphere was fun. I ended up sitting at the bar instead of getting a table and ordered a drink for myself, a drink for my cousin, and some shrimp. The food and drinks were actually good, so I can definitely see why people like coming here. What frustrated me was the pricing and gratuity situation. After looking at the menu, I saw it mentioned a 20% gratuity for parties of four or more, so I didn't think that applied to me since I was sitting at the bar with no table. I even asked the waitress if I could order food at the bar and she said yes, but nobody explained there would still be an automatic gratuity added. The drinks were $12 each and the bang bang shrimp were $13, so I was confused when my total came out to almost $50 and not realizing I added additional to the tip. I had to ask for the receipt multiple times before I finally saw the gratuity charge unbeknownst to me. I think the restaurant/menu needs to be a lot more upfront and clear about when gratuity is automatically added... and that's whether it's for First Fridays, live bands, bar service, or anything else. Being surprised by service fees, automatic gratuity or any hidden fee not clearly mentioned, for me, can leave a bad impression even when the food and atmosphere are good. As a small business, there are already stereotypes and complaints people make about hidden fees and pricing, and situations like this unfortunately don't help that narrative. With that said, I still plan to come back because I genuinely enjoyed the music, food, and overall vibe. I just wish the pricing and gratuity policies were communicated more clearly from the beginning... especially in this economy!

My friend was looking for a breakfast place to go to and Milk and Honey was my first choice for…read morebreakfast in Camp Springs since it was close by. We were quickly seated and approached by our waitress who also-served as the bartender that afternoon. Because she was genuinely pleasant it made our dining experience inviting. The menu ranged from breakfast biscuits, fried green tomatoes, avocado, toast, etc. so it was hard to determine what to eat, because it was a tossup between cheesecake pancakes and the Biscoff chicken and waffles. Guess who won! With the other combination of soup sandwiches desserts inside you can never go wrong here at milk and honey. This is definitely a land of Milk and Honey! Don't take my advice ... check it out for yourself! Now that I know that this is a takeout diner this will be my first takeout Oh yeah Courtney was a gem of a hostess!

I came here for a birthday party on a Saturday night and this place was a pleasant surprise. I've…read morebeen to several other Milk & Honey's in the past but this one might have been my best one. We were seated and had a wonderful waitress. She was attentive and quick. My wife and I ordered the honey glazed biscuits for an appetizers they were warm and buttery. The jam was a nice addition. Tasted like apple sauce. For an entree I ordered the shrimp and grits along with a biscoff waffle. My wife ordered the honey old bay wings along with a side of Mac and cheese. The shrimp and grits were much bigger than I expected. They give a good size portion of sausage and shrimp and the grits were seasoned well. I enjoyed this meal. I also ordered the biscoff waffle. It was ok to me but full of biscoff for sure. I could do without the soft sauce/fudge that was placed on the waffle. I forgot to take a picture. It was cool but not for me. My wife enjoyed her wings and Mac and cheese. Overall I'd come back as I enjoyed my experience here even with a large party of 20. On a Saturday night this place was far from busy. The food came out fairly quick and was hot. The service was nice which I loved.

This spot is owned by a former colleague, so anytime I'm in the area I make it a point to stop by…read moreand show some love. I'm never disappointed, whether I'm grabbing something to eat or just coming through for a drink. The customer service has always been excellent every time I've visited. One thing I really like is how the drinks are all named after cities in Prince George's County. It's a small detail, but it shows his pride in the community and how intentional he is about putting PG County on the map. What I respect even more is how he gives back. He mentors young men in the community and has even hired some of his former students. I love seeing a business owner who isn't just running a successful spot, but also pouring back into the community in meaningful ways.

Friendly service always Great drink and food options…read more Clean facilities I'm a returning customer. Today I tried their Landover Acaí bowl and the veggie patty. It was super delicious. I also usually order the Oxon hill smoothie which is another favorite of mine. I definitely recommend these three selections. I look forward to trying other options on the menu.

We were near the Metro when we decided to get some Boba. It is located inside of a Korean food…read morehall. It's a pretty cool spot if you're looking to hang out and eat. There's a bar in the middle as well. Plenty of parking. They have a self service kiosk where you can order your own drink and customize it as you wish. They also have pictures which is always helpful to decide what to order. I went for their dirty brown sugar coffee milk tea, large with Boba and it was really good. I also tried a Lychee green tea with popping mango Boba. Also really good. I do want to advise, the medium looks more like a small so definitely do a large for a good amount of drink. Also, if the drink states that it has Boba, no need to click the option for boba. That just means to add additional Boba. I had to ask. Service was really quick. They also have a loyalty program you can join.

I was craving boba and was so happy to find a spot in my area (iykyk)!…read more It's conveniently located inside The Spot food hall. I had a few questions about the different bobas, pearls, and jellies, and the staff actually took the time to explain everything and answer my questions. That was a much different experience from other boba places I recently visited. I ended up ordering a type of boba that wasn't really my personal preference, and the drink was a little sweeter than I like, but that's completely on me and part of learning what I like. I'd definitely come back and refine my order now that I know more about the options. Overall, I'd recommend this place, especially for people who already enjoy boba or want to explore different drink combinations. The customer service was welcoming, which made the experience even better.

In an area where the coffee shops are McDonald's and 7-Elevens, Gigi's Coffee Roaster is a breathe…read moreof fresh air. First opened inside and old liquor store on the United States of America's 249th birthday, Gigi's is one of the only independent coffee shops East of the River. Park out front or along the street. It's easy to find. When I walked in on a Friday morning, the two baristas were very kind and warm. It's clear they are proud of what they are building. They have a full coffee menu, including a very creamy and tasty Pistachio Latte. They also have wrapped pastries that come at a discount if you order a latte.

I've now visited Gigi's at least 4 times now. each time the staff is welcoming, patient and…read moreprovides great suggestions. Each coffee beverage I've tried is delicious and they have happily made any accommodations that I've requested. I will continue to visit during my lunchtime walks. As a coffee lover, I'm so glad it opened on this side of the river. It's been a great addition to the area!

It is quite enjoyable to sit and spend time at the Capital One Cafe. A peaceful atmosphere,…read morebeautiful interior, and good coffee all in all, it makes for a wonderful experience. There is also ample space here for working. The service is highly professional and friendly.

The photos of the space are rather misleading. It's not a large lounge with all the furniture shown…read morein the images. There's no couches or any sort of comfier furniture, mostly wood chairs and tables. There's a separate private space to work in with others but you need to book the room in advance. If you are a Capital One member, you get drinks for free, so that's wonderful. Overall, it's a calm atmosphere to work in, but has misleading photos of the lounge.

Y'all are really charging for flavor swirls despite this being the correct number for one drink?…read more This Dunkin is ghetto. When I noticed an "extra swirl" charge, I was confused. I was later informed that when you add a flavor swirl to an iced coffee, you get charged. Only cream and sugar are included. WHAT?!? They don't even do that ish in NY. They don't do it in Jersey, Vegas, Cali, Oklahoma, PA, or anywhere else I've ever lived/been. I'm disappointed, Dunkin.

Donuts were not fresh at all hard and taste and smell like they had been in the refrigerator for a…read morecouple of days !

Zero STARS... This…read moreplace is a complete scam. I ordered a birthday cake and even paid extra for faster shipping, and it still showed up three days late. By the time it arrived, the celebration was already over, so that was a waste. The cake itself was honestly embarrassing. It came damaged and smeared. On top of that, the packaging didn't look sanitary. It was wrapped in cheap cellophane like it came out of someone's basement kitchen, not a professional bakery. I reached out about a refund and got nothing. No response, no follow-up, nothing. Apparently once they have your money, customer service disappears. At this point, I guess I'll just go ahead and dispute it with my bank since that seems like the only way I'll ever see my money again. Funny how that works. :) If you're thinking about ordering from here, JUST DON'T. It's not worth the money, the time, or the disappointment.

Iverson Cookies/The Great Cookie has been a DC area staple for decades. It's been a while since…read moreI've been here, but it felt like a review is long overdue. So I took it upon myself to stop by & get some cookies for myself and my parents before I departed for IL a few weeks ago. The ever so popular cookie flavor there is the prized Snickerdoodle cookies. So, of course, I took it upon myself to order a few. I ordered about 8 cookies for $5 or $10 (apparently, they do not allow ordering by the half dozen nor dozen, but by the eights. Such as 8, 16, etc ). I was a bit judgy & hesitant because the cookies were almost razor thin, and I was used to thicker, regular sized cookies. But as soon as I took a bite, I was shook haha they were so moist, soft, and delightful. Crunchy exterior but the right amount of crunch that it doesn't take away from the softness/moisture. The right amount of sugar and cinnamon. I think what makes this different from other Snickerdoodle cookies is perhaps the thinness and (I THINK, I could be wrong) the possible shortening base. They were so good, I decided not to be selfish and go back in to order my parents some to try I will say since it's been a while since I've been to Iverson Cookies, I got a bit lost because I could not find an entrance point (I'll be honest: I forgot haha ). The entrance point is between Mama Lucia and Chipotle. If you have bad eye vision like me, you'll have to walk up closer to notice. On Yelp and the physical establishment, it's listed as "The Great Cookie." On Google Maps, it's listed as Iverson Cookies. There's plenty of parking. The best way to get there is to drive or Uber. I am unsure if one can Metro there.