Hi, so I was at Makoto Love for dinner. It was a dinner for a birthday party for an 11-year-old…read moregreeting. Staff was very friendly management. Staff was very commentating put my issue is that the service staff upon arriving we received it and we were told that a group of Aiden More would be obviously more but Moving forward skip past we seated in our server. I forget the name and I will find out again. A game moving forward were accommodated as two different seats. There was a kids table, and there was an adult table. All the initial orders came from the adult table, but the server decided to ring in from the children's table when initially that was not how the order method rolled Anything ordered from the adult table, but this server decides to go to the children's table and orders takes in orders from the kids and as a parent very concerning one because said there had been an allergy that we did not know about and said that, but anyhow, the food orders that were coming from the children's table were rang in I just so happened to look up and I see the server at the kids table and she's reading stuff for the children when that's not how it goes if the initial order came in. From the pants table then only the parents should be ordering food so at the end of the night we received the bill and there are items that the kids ordered that the server did not check with the adult. Who initially did to order God forbid that there were any allergies that were not taking any consideration. God forbid there were any intolerance that were taken into consideration. God forbid that anyone gotten sick because the server did not Come to the parents table but automatically and we're not talking oh one order or two order we're talking about multiple orders of things that these children don't know it was a lovely experience. Truly, it was but for this to happen and for us to get a bill that the server decided on her own that it's OK to take a Orders from a child when the initiating ordering party was from the adult table is my issue at a lot of mission star places we do not allow children or servers to make an or place orders. I am writing this review and I plan antennal going to the next platform to write the same review because this cannot happen one of the children from the party that was not even the party one of the initial children from the gathering has so many allergenic red flags where we need the server to confirm verify first and confirm orders with the adults

Really enjoyed going to this place for was for the sushi brunch which was great I thought the…read moreselection of food was good and the drinks were great value. Sushi is definitely the star of the show and there are a bunch of options. Service was very nice and quick. Inside the restaurant looks great normally it's more of a food hall except on Sunday.

Stopped for breakfast on our way to museum. Great food, good latte, wonderful staff! Good outdoor…read moreseating with a view of the National Gallery, right next to Canadian Embassy

The Glazed Cider Donut, Brown Sugar Bourbon Donut, Mocha, and Matcha Latte Donut are my favorite!…read moreThere's a galore of cake and yeast donuts with over 20+ classic and seasonal flavors. Best of all, there are mini donuts that are 1/2 of the size of the regular donuts (they have both!). The Classic flavors, mostly cake donuts are in the back while the seasonal yeast donuts and specialty pastries (croissant donut hybrids) are in the display case in the front. The issue is that while the donuts in the front are neatly labeled, the labels are teeny-tiny for the donuts in the back and impossible to read. I wish the labels were larger and there was a large menu for the full list of donuts (instead of the small chalkboard for just seasonal donuts). The super fluffy and moist cake Cider Cake Glazed hit the spot! Even though I prefer warm cider cake donuts, I didn't mind that it was room temperature. I couldn't resist the temptation to save the donut for the kids and noshed on the full donut not even leaving a crumb to spare! Nom nom nom. The seasonal (Sept & March) Brown Sugar Bourbon donut was fun to try. It was topped with delicious maple cinnamon frosting with a custard filling. While I couldn't taste the Bourbon flavor, the donut was tasty. The Mocha Donut filled with Mocha buttercream hit the spot! The seasonal (March) Matcha Latte cake Donut was divine! The seasonal (Oct) Caramel Apple Crumble Donut hit the spot with a maple salted caramel frosting and apple pie filling. I wasn't a fan of the Salted Caramel Cider or the Chocolate Cake donuts. They were a bit dry and after a couple of bites, I threw in the towel on both donuts. I also didn't like the Hazelnut cream donut (not a Nutella or ganache frosting that I expected). The Matcha donut filled with strawberry cream (April special) wasn't that good, the cream was way too sweet. Will come back for the Glazed Cider and seasonal donuts!

I ordered coffee and it was absolutely perfect! Thank you Winnie for your professionalism and…read moreamazing customer service.

Located inside the Luna Food Hall (RIP to Vapiano's!) and pretty accessible. I needed an afternoon…read morepick me up and ordered the Tiramisu Latte (iced with oat milk) and my brother ordered a hot vanilla latte. The tiramisu latte may have been the best one that I've ever had and I've tried a good many. Service was direct and quick and there were a lot of grab and go options for pastries and sweet treats. Good amount of seating since it was a food hall.

Too delicious. Tried it first at Union Station. They were absolutely cute and very tasty. Highly…read morerecommend!

Love checking them out at Easter Market, I always go for a chai latte and it's one of the best I've…read morehad. Service is super speedy and they are often juggling tons of people at one time. I'd love to check out their brick and mortar one day.

I consider myself a donut aficionado, so this is 100% a must-visit when you're in DC. Don't quote…read moreme, but I think there are a couple locations around the city (plus a food truck) and they all run the same menu. I always go for the classic vanilla glazed donut, a chicken sandwich with a little kick of hot sauce, and an OJ from the fridge. It's filling without making you feel sluggish after. Solid spot if you're a food influencer and need another DC stop to add to the list.

This is an amazing fried chicken place! I don't usually like chicken sandwich but this is an…read moreexception. The flavour of the chicken is so good I cannot stop eating it, the crunch outside is perfect and juiciness inside is wonderful. Their buns are good too! To top it all, their doughnuts are delightful. Sweet but not kind of sweet that will give you a toothache. I love their cherry blossom and jelly doughnuts. Amazing! This is a quick in and out place if you are in hurry in DC. Seating is outside tables so it's kinda open.

Poor customer engagement and service it seems to be a manager and associate on site. But they were…read morenot friendly or professional. Did not know how to engage in a positive manner. They acted as if they weren't at work but on their personal time chatting about inappropriate things. Funny the associate didn't give me my receipt and balled it up and assume to not just hand it over to me. I guess she knows their interactions were highly unbecoming and didn't want me to report.

Asked for avocado toast, out. Instead asked for bacon…read moresandwich, no croissants. Asked for bacon sandwich on muffin, yes! They can do that! Asked for ketchup, out! Really? Out of ketchup? This place is out of a lot of stuff, maybe they can show that in the menu to save everyone time? PS the sandwich was actually pretty good.

My latte was made perfectly. The donuts were amazing. It was clean and yummy. A little pricey imo…read morefor the sandwiches but it is what it is

A co-worker purchased a few dozen of these lovely "circles of joy" and brought them to work to…read moreshare. We were all intrigued by the very beautifully decorated donuts and the rather large size! He purchased a lovely variety; red velvet, chocolate glazed, honey dip, sugar, and some other rather intricate flavors. I kept it cute and simple and decided on the chocolate glazed. Absolutely delicious! It was fresh, light, and the glaze was top notch. They seem like a cake donut, but not as heavy. They also make yeast donuts. They sell mini donuts, scones, pastries, varieties of coffee/tea, smoothies, sandwiches and other cafe delights. This is a real hit and since my job is close, I'm sure we'll be frequenting it regularly. It would've been nice if I had taken a few pictures of the donuts, but when donuts are involved, it's every woman for herself! Ha!

Santchai the bartender was phenomenal. Order the "Dirty Double R" from him. It's not on the menu,…read morebut he made a damn good drink. He may or may not put your first one on the house!

Camry provided excellent service. Professional, attentive, menu knowledgeable and friendly. Made…read moreus feel welcomed and valued.

Used to frequent this place after the pandemic but it's no longer the same. The food is not tasty,…read morenot fresh and overpriced. $21 for essentially a simply sandwich and coffee (that pretty much tastes like frothy milk). I know food costs have gone up but that's too expensive for what I got. First the sandwich I received was not what I had ordered and paid for - something completely different. The sandwich I received had stale bread and the ham was regular deli meat you buy in the grocery aisle. The store offerings also reduced to basically a really long grocery shelf of chips. The service is mediocre with a stoic/rude cashier. The store ambience is cramped - which I didn't mind before when the food tasted good. There's a bin right where you collect your order which is very unappealing. I want to support the local community but I won't be returning anytime soon. I hope they can improve.

Lovely corner market with friendly staff and food selection of drinks and snacks. I tried their…read moreBahn Mi and got quite obsessed with it, had it three days in a town for lunch.

The overall meal and experience for brunch was okay. It wasn't anything extraordinary, but it did…read morethe job. We couldn't find our server to order another drink, and were instead provided the bill when he did finally come back to check on us. I did like the light music from the band in the background, but it is a place where sound carries quite a bit. I would rate 3.5 based on service.

Last year, I got a chance to attend a Yelp event that was held at Art and Soul. Since this…read morerestaurant had been on my radar for quite a while, I was glad for the opportunity to attend the Yelp event as it gave me an opportunity to sample their food. What I sampled tasted good. This past Saturday, we finally got here. We came by for an early dinner and were seated and greeted in a prompt fashion. We noticed that their bar was doing a good business but the dining area only had one other occupied table. Right away, we noticed that the chairs sat low to the ground. As a short person, I felt like I was a little kid sitting at the adult table. Plus, the table was wobbly. We found out just how wobbly it was when my husband cut his burger in half which caused my glass of water to splash some on the table. All in all, not a comfortable way to eat. Our server came to our table in a timely fashion and took our drink orders. My husband had an O'Doul's non-alcoholic beer while I ordered a drink (I think this was the name) "watermelon sugar high". As for the drink, in addition to watermelon, it had a lime wedge and a big sprig of basil. The end result was that the basil overtook the watermelon. For dinner, I ordered "Seared Branzino" which consists of: "asparagus au gratin, smoked potato and corn". My husband ordered the "Angus Burger" which consists of: "cheddar cheese, steak sauce, lettuce, tomato, red onion, pickle spear". For his side, he chose fries. My branzino was properly prepared. The fish was flakey and moist while the skin had a nice crunch to it. Underneath the fish was the asparagus au gratin which had melted mild cheddar on top of it. Under the asparagus was the mashed potatoes which didn't even have a hint of smokey flavor. In addition to the corn, were what looked like (and tasted like) very tiny tomatoes. The asparagus was properly prepared as it was tender crisp plus the portion was generous. Overall, the fish and the asparagus were the stars of this dish. My husband thought his burger was moist. He ordered it "medium". The one thing he didn't like --- the roll didn't stand up well as it started to disintegrate as he ate. Overall, we had no regrets trying Art and Soul but we aren't in any rush to return.