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Did I just stumble across the best breakfast burrito in DC?!? I think so. I've been on the hunt for the past 2 years looking for a spot and have been disappointed every single time. After running with friends we popped into Grace Street for coffee and I was excited to see that they had burritos too (from Monstera burritos). The menu didn't have just 1, it had 6 different options. I tried the 'Sun Up' burrito that has eggs, cheese, fries, peppers, onions, pinto beans and salsa. The price was a little on the higher side, but that's to be expected in Georgetown. The burrito was a great size though. I was able to eat some for breakfast and then some for later on. The tortilla tasted fresh as well as the ingredients inside. I like that they add fries into the burrito opposed to potatoes. The fries add a little bit more texture. Despite the coffee shop being very busy on a Sunday afternoon the baristas were friendly and I didn't have to wait long for the burrito. And we were able to find a seat for all 5 of us. The coffee was also pretty good. I'll definitely be back to try another breakfast burrito in the future! And I'm waiting for the day that they are on Ubereats or Doordash so that I can enjoy after a night out.
Great service and yummy drinks in a spacious cafe to do work or hang out. I tried the banana latte with oat milk and was blown away by the smooth, creamy texture. It mostly tasted like a latte with a tiny hint of banana, I wouldn't even have noticed the flavor if I didn't intentionally order this. My friend enjoyed the miso latte as well.
This was one of my favorite coffee shops we tried on our trip to DC. I believe she got some kind of a banana latte and I had the cortado. We got a pastry that I think they were calling an apple fritter, but the pictures don't really look like one. Honestly, I'm a little late to this review after the trip so all my details may not be exact, but I ran across the photo in my phone and I had to review the spot because I enjoyed it so much. The service was friendly and quick. The space itself was very clean and simple. It seemed to be a study spot for college students so it was a bit hard to grab a place to sit for a few minutes until somebody left. Definitely worth stopping in, grabbing your coffee, and walking to the waterfront on a quiet morning. That's not exactly how we did it, but I think that's a plan for the next time we return to DC.
Casual coffee spot with a nice atmosphere. Ordered at the counter and then was able to grab a table to sit. I got the breakfast burrito with the house made pork chorizo. I was able to get it without cheese. The burrito is pretty big and absolutely stuffed. The choziro has a decent spice and I would definitely come back again.
I was looking for a coffee roaster in Georgetown for a post-lunch cup. I found this shop nearby. I usually look for roasters because they usually know what they're doing and care about quality. When we arrived there was a line but it moved quickly. We also got our orders very fast. The coffee was excellent and they serve in notNeutral mugs, I couldn't ask for more :)
Grace Street Coffee is a coffee shop nestled along the walkway of the Georgetown Waterfront that serves very high quality drinks! Upon walking inside, there was a very open seating area, the cafe being a good place to do some work or sit to chat with friends! I will, however, note that the ceiling when I was there at the time was leaking in several spots over the seating, making it a bit tough to find a place to sit comfortably. The workers were incredibly friendly and helped me pick out a drink as I was indecisive from their delicious-sounding menu. I opted for the Iced Miso Espresso that came out to be a very rich, delightful drink. The miso helped balance out the bitterness of the freshly-pulled espresso and the mint garnish leaving a very subtle mint taste at the end. Overall, I would love to come back and try their other drinks, which I recommend others to do so as well! If you're looking to get some work done with a good drink to sip on the side, come here!
A simple and easy-going coffee shop on Water Street in Georgetown. They offer espresso, tea, coffee, lattes, matcha, and steamers. You can also find a variety of pastries, making this a good stop for quick, small bites. They also offer seasonal menus. The customer service from the baristas is good. A large space interior, however, the decor is minimalistic, but functional.
Great space in a great location! I got an iced matcha w vanilla and oat milk, and it was good, not my favorite but it scratched the itch for me. Perfect to grab a drink and walk along the Waterfront on a nice day. The line on Saturday morning was understandably long. Would go again!
One of my all time favorite coffee shops in DC! I first started going to Grace Street Coffee when they were still located on their namesake, Grace Street, in 2017. They've moved locations since then to a gorgeous spot right next to the Georgetown waterfront, but the quality of their coffee and friendliness, attentiveness of their service has remained the same. Their coffee menu is quite extensive and every single item is outstanding; as one of DC's most prolific local coffee roasters, it's so clear that they deeply care about the beans and unique, subtle flavor profiles of each roast. Their coffee is rich, flavorful, and smooth, and I am always so genuinely impressed by every drink I get here. Beyond the coffee, though, they also have a phenomenal selection of teas. I love their matcha (probably one of the best in DC), and their loose leaf tea is fantastic. One of my coffee shop pet peeves is when a barista just hands you a cup of hot water with a tea bag in it, but Grace Street truly appreciates the tea; they will steep the loose leaf tea for you for the right amount of time and with the right temperature of water, then hand you the final, completed beverage. It's a small thing, but the extra time to brew the tea properly really elevates the experience and shows how much Grace Street cares about making sure everything -- coffee or not -- is executed perfectly. They also serve a variety of food, including pastries from Pluma Bakery and some hearty breakfast burritos / bowls from Monstera. I've sampled a variety of pastries, including their monkey bread for a sweet treat and potato danish for a more savory bite, and they've all been great. The coffee shop tends to be quite crowded so it's hard to find seating, but if you manage to snag a table and/or spot on their staircase benches, it's such a lovely vibe. If not, there are a few picnic tables outside or you can take your coffee for a walk along the waterfront.
One of my absolute favorite coffee shops ... INCREDIBLE. So nice in the summer or fall when you can get coffee and head over to sit by the water. The bananas foster latte is amazing but so is the cold brew they do everything so well
Stopped by after a run and noticed this place was a sanctuary for many of us runners and bikers Their jasmine lemonade was insanely refreshing. Ice cold, sweet and tart. The jasmine infused flavor was a very nice touch.
This is my go to coffee spot in DC proper. The cafe design is very minimalistic and has ample space for parties of 2/4 for seating indoors as well as stadium seating to the side of the normal seating. The baristas are very knowledgeable and friendly. My goto drinks are their lattes, just plain ole' drip coffee, and sometimes I'll treat myself to a pour over. I'm glad to support local cafes like Grace St Coffee and Swing's coffee in the DMV. The weekends can be super busy as they have a regular run clubs and cyclist clubs that come through in the mornings. If you want to have quality time and just chill and read newspaper while sipping coffee get their early like 8-9am or after 3:30pm.
Woohoo! The new Grace Street Coffee location is nice with its bright lighting, spacious interior, and wall-mounted benches for seating. My friends and I enjoyed the coffee here. They have all the espresso classics and a variety of single origin roasts for pour overs. One of my friends got the Colombian iced pour over, which was very fruity and tea like. However, I'd prefer a hot drink to not dilute the delicate tasting notes. Another friend got the regular Colombian pour over, which was brewed perfectly. The cappuccino I tried from my other friend was creamy with a good ratio of milk and espresso flavors. The espresso was a balanced, medium (?) roast. I got the iced Americano with the Colombian single origin beans (+1) which had a nice roasty flavor along with its fruity notes. I'd recommend drinking it fast before the ice dilutes it too much. Overall, solid coffee found at Grace Street. We were all pleased with our drinks. Good vibes. I'll definitely be back.
Great coffee spot in Georgetown! Pretty large space with decent indoor and outdoor seating. Appreciated their seasonal menu with some more unique offerings like soy miso latte and banana fosters latte. Service was great - super friendly and appreciated learning more details on their offerings (ie: the banana Foster's has real banana in it and it is more spice forward than banana - a win in my book). Also learned that they offer classes there! Love that they have I house roasting that you can also see. Ordered the Banana Foster's Iced Latte - however, it wasn't over ice? It was lukewarm. I think if it was over ice it would have been better. We found that strange and that is what knocked it down to 4 stars. The spice level was exactly what I expected based on what was shared upon ordering. read more
First time in this location but have visited another Bethesda location in the past. Ordered a simple cold brew with a touch of honey syrup. Fast prompt and friendly customer service and the place was crowded around noon. There are also available benches outside so ended up sitting there on this nice day enjoying my cold brew. Would visit again to try other bakeries and specialty lattes definitely. read more
Did I just stumble across the best breakfast burrito in DC?!? I think so. I've been on the hunt for the past 2 years looking for a spot and have been disappointed every single time. After running with friends we popped into Grace Street for coffee and I was excited to see that they had burritos too (from Monstera burritos). The menu didn't have just 1, it had 6 different options. I tried the 'Sun Up' burrito that has eggs, cheese, fries, peppers, onions, pinto beans and salsa. The price was a little on the higher side, but that's to be expected in Georgetown. The burrito was a great size though. I was able to eat some for breakfast and then some for later on. The tortilla tasted fresh as well as the ingredients inside. I like that they add fries into the burrito opposed to potatoes. The fries add a little bit more texture. Despite the coffee shop being very busy on a Sunday afternoon the baristas were friendly and I didn't have to wait long for the burrito. And we were able to find a seat for all 5 of us. The coffee was also pretty good. I'll definitely be back to try another breakfast burrito in the future! And I'm waiting for the day that they are on Ubereats or Doordash so that I can enjoy after a night out. read more
Great service and yummy drinks in a spacious cafe to do work or hang out. I tried the banana latte with oat milk and was blown away by the smooth, creamy texture. It mostly tasted like a latte with a tiny hint of banana, I wouldn't even have noticed the flavor if I didn't intentionally order this. My friend enjoyed the miso latte as well. read more
This was one of my favorite coffee shops we tried on our trip to DC. I believe she got some kind of a banana latte and I had the cortado. We got a pastry that I think they were calling an apple fritter, but the pictures don't really look like one. Honestly, I'm a little late to this review after the trip so all my details may not be exact, but I ran across the photo in my phone and I had to review the spot because I enjoyed it so much. The service was friendly and quick. The space itself was very clean and simple. It seemed to be a study spot for college students so it was a bit hard to grab a place to sit for a few minutes until somebody left. Definitely worth stopping in, grabbing your coffee, and walking to the waterfront on a quiet morning. That's not exactly how we did it, but I think that's a plan for the next time we return to DC. read more
Casual coffee spot with a nice atmosphere. Ordered at the counter and then was able to grab a table to sit. I got the breakfast burrito with the house made pork chorizo. I was able to get it without cheese. The burrito is pretty big and absolutely stuffed. The choziro has a decent spice and I would definitely come back again. read more
I was looking for a coffee roaster in Georgetown for a post-lunch cup. I found this shop nearby. I usually look for roasters because they usually know what they're doing and care about quality. When we arrived there was a line but it moved quickly. We also got our orders very fast. The coffee was excellent and they serve in notNeutral mugs, I couldn't ask for more :) read more
Grace Street Coffee is a coffee shop nestled along the walkway of the Georgetown Waterfront that serves very high quality drinks! Upon walking inside, there was a very open seating area, the cafe being a good place to do some work or sit to chat with friends! I will, however, note that the ceiling when I was there at the time was leaking in several spots over the seating, making it a bit tough to find a place to sit comfortably. The workers were incredibly friendly and helped me pick out a drink as I was indecisive from their delicious-sounding menu. I opted for the Iced Miso Espresso that came out to be a very rich, delightful drink. The miso helped balance out the bitterness of the freshly-pulled espresso and the mint garnish leaving a very subtle mint taste at the end. Overall, I would love to come back and try their other drinks, which I recommend others to do so as well! If you're looking to get some work done with a good drink to sip on the side, come here! read more
A simple and easy-going coffee shop on Water Street in Georgetown. They offer espresso, tea, coffee, lattes, matcha, and steamers. You can also find a variety of pastries, making this a good stop for quick, small bites. They also offer seasonal menus. The customer service from the baristas is good. A large space interior, however, the decor is minimalistic, but functional. read more
11 months ago
Great space in a great location! I got an iced matcha w vanilla and oat milk, and it was good, not my favorite but it scratched the itch for me. Perfect to grab a drink and walk along the Waterfront on a nice day. The line on Saturday morning was understandably long. Would go again! read more
One of my all time favorite coffee shops in DC! I first started going to Grace Street Coffee when they were still located on their namesake, Grace Street, in 2017. They've moved locations since then to a gorgeous spot right next to the Georgetown waterfront, but the quality of their coffee and friendliness, attentiveness of their service has remained the same. Their coffee menu is quite extensive and every single item is outstanding; as one of DC's most prolific local coffee roasters, it's so clear that they deeply care about the beans and unique, subtle flavor profiles of each roast. Their coffee is rich, flavorful, and smooth, and I am always so genuinely impressed by every drink I get here. Beyond the coffee, though, they also have a phenomenal selection of teas. I love their matcha (probably one of the best in DC), and their loose leaf tea is fantastic. One of my coffee shop pet peeves is when a barista just hands you a cup of hot water with a tea bag in it, but Grace Street truly appreciates the tea; they will steep the loose leaf tea for you for the right amount of time and with the right temperature of water, then hand you the final, completed beverage. It's a small thing, but the extra time to brew the tea properly really elevates the experience and shows how much Grace Street cares about making sure everything -- coffee or not -- is executed perfectly. They also serve a variety of food, including pastries from Pluma Bakery and some hearty breakfast burritos / bowls from Monstera. I've sampled a variety of pastries, including their monkey bread for a sweet treat and potato danish for a more savory bite, and they've all been great. The coffee shop tends to be quite crowded so it's hard to find seating, but if you manage to snag a table and/or spot on their staircase benches, it's such a lovely vibe. If not, there are a few picnic tables outside or you can take your coffee for a walk along the waterfront. read more
6 months ago
One of my absolute favorite coffee shops ... INCREDIBLE. So nice in the summer or fall when you can get coffee and head over to sit by the water. The bananas foster latte is amazing but so is the cold brew they do everything so well read more
1 year ago
Stopped by after a run and noticed this place was a sanctuary for many of us runners and bikers Their jasmine lemonade was insanely refreshing. Ice cold, sweet and tart. The jasmine infused flavor was a very nice touch. read more
1 year ago
This is my go to coffee spot in DC proper. The cafe design is very minimalistic and has ample space for parties of 2/4 for seating indoors as well as stadium seating to the side of the normal seating. The baristas are very knowledgeable and friendly. My goto drinks are their lattes, just plain ole' drip coffee, and sometimes I'll treat myself to a pour over. I'm glad to support local cafes like Grace St Coffee and Swing's coffee in the DMV. The weekends can be super busy as they have a regular run clubs and cyclist clubs that come through in the mornings. If you want to have quality time and just chill and read newspaper while sipping coffee get their early like 8-9am or after 3:30pm. read more
4 months ago
Woohoo! The new Grace Street Coffee location is nice with its bright lighting, spacious interior, and wall-mounted benches for seating. My friends and I enjoyed the coffee here. They have all the espresso classics and a variety of single origin roasts for pour overs. One of my friends got the Colombian iced pour over, which was very fruity and tea like. However, I'd prefer a hot drink to not dilute the delicate tasting notes. Another friend got the regular Colombian pour over, which was brewed perfectly. The cappuccino I tried from my other friend was creamy with a good ratio of milk and espresso flavors. The espresso was a balanced, medium (?) roast. I got the iced Americano with the Colombian single origin beans (+1) which had a nice roasty flavor along with its fruity notes. I'd recommend drinking it fast before the ice dilutes it too much. Overall, solid coffee found at Grace Street. We were all pleased with our drinks. Good vibes. I'll definitely be back. read more
I love this coffee shop and roasters. The baristas are great and they have creative and experimental drinks such as Miso Soy flat white among others. I like that they are trying to innovate and stand out. The space is big for working or a larger group to come in here, right across Georgetown eater front. read more
1 year ago
Great coffee! It's always been busy here on weekends which is the only time I've come, but they have a simple menu and great drinks. The chai and vanilla latte are my favorites. read more
1 year ago
Midday refresher . The place was clean and open like you can think here . Great place to work/brainstorm . I didn't get a pastry but the barista was helpful in offering suggestions- i wanted a pick me up and to my surprising the drink was a HIT! read more
Grace Street Coffee is one of my favorite coffee shops in Washington, D.C. Located near Georgetown Park and the Potomac River, the cafe is inside the roastery. The design is slick and there are tables with outlets nearby and free WiFi. Their coffee menu is robust and they sell breakfast burritos and pastries. The miso flat white was unique and good! read more
7 months ago
Cute and quaint also very minimalistic... right up my alley! I would have loved to chill here but, I was on a mission; a sweet treat and a warm coffee on a cold rainy day. Baristas were friendly so many interesting options mixed in with some familiar basics. I got a vanilla oatmilk latte and a cookie. Both 10/10 I will certainly come back! read more
After seeing Monstera pop up at Sara's Market, I'm glad they have reappeared at Grace Street. I took my Breakfast Boi with barbacoa and a latte outside to the streetery/patio. Outdoor seating can be limited on weekends, just like the inside. Luckily, we were able to get a bench seat to enjoy the weather. The burrito was so big we only finished half of it. Employees kindly gave us foil to take the rest of it home. I would love to come back to try more burritos and support a great coffee shop. I'm glad Grace Street moved to a bigger place, just steps away from the waterfront. read more
1 year ago
2 years ago
solid espresso, nice cafe with lots of seating that allows pets in, appreciate that they don't charge as much as others for alt milk (+0.50 for oat/almond). also love that they have houjicha lattes, and there's a rewards program. it was pretty busy early on the weekend, can imagine it gets packed read more
2 years ago
I came in on a Thursday when the Monstera pop-up was set up in the Grace Street kitchen. My Breakfast Boi burrito was both enormous and delicious! It was prepared relatively quickly in the small kitchen behind the counter. Space was quiet and very clean (only two patrons in entire shop around 2:30pm). Ingredients were very fresh, and the sauces were unique and tasty. My Burrito was a little pricey ($20 with tip), but I ended up eating over two meals so it still felt like a good value. read more
Some of the best coffee I have had in quite some time, both in terms of taste as well as quality. More than fair price, especially given the surroundings; with friendly and professional service. Within the top 10 best coffees I have had in the continental US. Highly recommended. read more
5 months ago
I visited Grace Street one warm Sunday. I love the simplicity of the shop and the seating steps. They offered their house espresso and a single origin. I decided on the single origin and it was good. The staff were friendly and helpful. One guy working even took the time to explain one of the gadgets he was using. I look forward to visiting again. read more
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