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My wife and I visited la Betty AM for breakfast on a Saturday morning. We enjoyed a breakfast biscuit sammie with fried egg, mayo, cheddar, and bacon, plus a cinnamon roll and a special cherry blossom-themed donut. Everything, including the coffee, was delicious. There are a variety of seating options in the restaurant, from more formal tables to very casual lounge chairs and couches. The music mix they had in the morning was enjoyable and not too loud to carry on a conversation. All in all, a great way to start the morning. I look forward to returning to try the evening menu.
The rosemary biscuit sammie is definitely something I would get again. Their oat vanilla latte was great also, strong espresso with good level of sweetness! I also got their donuts (hawaiian punch, glazed and key lime pie) and thought their brioche dough was really good. My favorite was the hawaiian punch. I think their prices are on the expensive side, but it's good for a once in awhile treat.
La Betty stands out immediately for its ambiance. The space doubles as a wine bar in the evenings, which explains the bold, moody aesthetic. Walking in for breakfast, the modern and minimalist design paired with retro colors feels like a pleasant surprise from your typical bright morning café a few blocks down. The food was surprisingly good as well. I would recommend the egg bowl and the French toast for breakfast. If you go a bit later, around 11, their sandwiches become available and the short rib sandwich is a must. It is a trendy spot and I can see why. The pricing is a bit high for what you get, but it feels like a worthwhile treat every once in a while.
I am surprised by the low rating. My boyfriend and I came here for his birthday breakfast before a trip to the museum. We had a wonderful and cozy time here and we spoke ab going back for dessert our whole trip. We took a train in from NYC and this cafe was local to our hotel. I'll share our live and in the moment review of everything we got: La Betty: Cheesy grits : 3/5 Biscuits: ham and cheese special 3.5/5 - jam and butter 5/5 Hibiscus mint tea: 4/5 King cake donut : 5/5 Strawberry and cream donut: 5/5 Overall, I wouldn't say this was the best food food place, but definitely a fire snack place. The pastries were sooo so yummy. The butter the biscuit came with was to die for !!! Our server Q was great and attentive ! I would certainly recommend as a cute, local, cozy cafe.
Photos of the food were unfortunately not saved but my faves were the shishito peppers, steak au poivre and the shrimp scampi! The la Betty experience was also very enjoyable. Feels like a night out at a friends place. They spun records all night. The seating is cozy - walk in only. Bartenders are friendly and you order food and wine from the bar! Would def return and try other bites and see how the decor changes with the seasons!
This place is sinfully good! A delightful breakfast spot with AMAZING donuts... First, service was quick and smooth. Upon walk in, a kind worker met us with their iPad and immediately took our order. I ordered the egg bowl and my boyfriend had the breakfast sammie. For my egg bowl I ordered a side of avocado and bacon (extra charge) and I'm sure glad that I did. This dish contains a salsa sauce which brings together the perfect balance of spiciness, an incredibly well prepared scrambled egg, delicious breakfast potatoes, and all of the components necessary to keep you filled and satisfied. Let's just say that I will be ordering this AGAIN! My boyfriend loved his egg sammie. We also split a maple donut-OMG! These donuts were INCREDIBLE. I must say that there was nothing that I did not love about this place. The service, ambiance, pastries, and breakfast selections are spot on! Hope that they stick around for a long time because they've gained a new customer.
Embrace the change! Its worth it. Have an open mind. Do I miss a Baked Joint, sure. But, things change and to keep a business going sometimes they need to change with the times. I love the work they did. I was there on the third day since. they had their grand opening. We made reservations to sit on the inside. You will find a line develops for people ordering inside and picking up orders. It definitely has the coffee house vibe. There are some tables, and some couch set up seating available. I recommend stating if you want a table to sit at if you plan on having more than just drinks. I was there with my two kiddos. We sat at the bar seating facing outdoors. It was a nice seating option. We ordered a few items. We opted for the yogurt, a goat cheese biscuit, 2 donuts, and chia pudding. Everything was wonderful. My children raved about the yogurt and my daughter found something new she likes, chia pudding. She was happy she ordered it. The goat cheese buscuit packed great flavor. It was not over powering. The donuts were ok. I personally prefer a cake donut, but there as nothing wrong with their donuts. It's all preference. Our waitress was great. She explain items that were her favorite and guided me with explanations on the food. The staff at La Betty and their sister store Baked and Wired have always been amazing! I took the metro in and walked about 10-15 minutes. It was a nice walk and area. The decor was really nice. I loved the vibes. Turns out they do things in the evening. Follow them on their social media outlets for more information, For just being open 3 days I think everything was wonderful. I'm excited to see whet the future holds for them.
I miss Baked Joint and the old Betty (the focaccia pizzas and veggie burgers were so good! The weird new set-up doesn't have a register or kiosk - you're supposed to awkwardly order through a staff member when you walk in. There are 2 sides, a side with table service and a more casual side. The breakfast and lunch menu are paired down - so glad that Sammie made the cut and still on the menu! The donuts sadly replaced all of the cupcakes, while the other dessert bars and baked goods have stayed the same (OMG S'mores bar is still there!). I wasn't a fan of the beignet style Matcha or the Chocolate Mousse Donut. The Matcha had a subtle flavor and very little filling. While the Chocolate Mousse donut was tasty, Nutella would have been a better filling and wish the donut was a bit softer and fluffier, I miss the old days at Baked Joint with the aroma of fresh bread and biscuits and being able to a small slice of focaccia bread or a single biscuit a la carte. Might be back sometime for a Sammie and a S'mores bar!
Great cozy place in the heart of DC. The vibe was retro with music playing in the background, and records displayed on the walls. The setting was sofas, chairs and booths, creating that warm and welcoming atmosphere. My good food was delicious French toast with a tasty cup of coffee. The service was friendly and pleasant.
I was surprised to see the new name since this spot was once known as A Baked Joint, which I've always loved! I usually stick to my go-to order--the Just Biscuit with eggs and a drink. I've also tried their cakes, which were really good. I was tempted to try the new donuts but decided to hold off this time. My son ordered the BLT and said it was delicious. The service has always been great at A Baked Joint, and it's just as good here since many of the same employees are still around. One of the gentlemen in particular always brings such great vibes, which I appreciate. I also love the cute décor at La Betty! I'm excited to return to try their wine--I've heard they even have a live DJ. Overall, I'd give them a solid 4/5.
I was a huge fan of their former bakery and community space, A Baked Joint, so I wanted to try their new donuts at their re-opening day here. The donuts are all yeast based and personally I am a bigger fan of cake donuts. I tried the pumpkin spice donut, which was very light and well spiced. I had high hopes for the coconut cream donut, but it honestly didn't taste like much except sugar. I snagged their delicious, classic cinnamon roll, which the owner said has been in her family for generations. It took them 20 minutes to fulfill my 3-item order, but I'm giving them grace because I'm sure they're still working out the kinks as it was their big day. I absolutely love the atmosphere though, there's beautiful wood paneling and it's very vibey with oriental rugs and cozy corners.
I stumbled upon La Betty today, and I'm so glad I did.This charming cafe and bakery has a fantastic vibe that makes you feel right at home. I stopped by to grab one of their breakfast sandwiches, the Sammie, which is definitely a must-try. As I was waiting, I couldn't resist the temptation of their Halloween themed donuts. They all look amazing and are beautifully decorated for the season. La Betty isn't just about breakfast; it transforms into a cozy wine bar in the evenings. From 5-11 PM, you can enjoy some light fare while sipping on wine. Plus, there's a DJ spinning some cool hits from 8 PM to midnight on Fridays and Saturdays, perfect for a fun night out. What I really love about La Betty is its family owned charm. The atmosphere encourages you to disconnect from the world, put your phone away, and engage in good conversations. It really feels like a home away from home. The decor is on point, with cool turntables, vintage albums, and big speakers on the wall. The wooden accents and stylish rugs create a warm and inviting space that's perfect for relaxing or hanging out with friends. If you're looking for a place to enjoy great food, espresso, good wine, and an even better atmosphere, La Betty is definitely worth a visit. Can't wait to come back and enjoy some wine with friends.
I enjoy going to la Betty in the morning to get breakfast, coffee or just a sweet treat. The service is great and the place has a great vibe. It's a must try!! A super cute place to go and chill with friends over coffee and donuts!!
6 months ago
Stopped by this wine bar for dinner on a weekday and was able to walk in. I'd heard good things about the drinks here but wasn't sure if there would be good dinner food.. and I was pleasantly surprised! Loved the moody vibe of the wine bar, it felt very cool, cozy and sophisticated. We sat in a booth under a red light so unfortunately my food picture turned out super red. Friends loved the selection of orange wine, and we ordered mcbetty truffle fries, shrimp scampi, honey whipped goat cheese, shishito peppers, and caesar salad for 4 people. Highlights were definitely the shrimp scampi with focaccia and fries, with the goat cheese on bread as a close third. A little pricy for the portions but honestly impressed with the variety of flavors and quality of the food. Service was ok, food came out a little slower than expected. I had really hoped to pick up some pastries (miss those baked joint cupcakes!) but seems like they don't sell them in evening. I'll have to come back for brunch/lunch to get some! read more
2 months ago
6 months ago
La Betty is a really cool vinyl wine bar that has all the vibes. Wine isn't usually my go to, but I really loved the space and the overall ambiance. It's got plenty of character and feels like a great spot to hang out with friends or for a nightcap. When you walk in someone will help you find a seat and once you you're ready to order, you go up to the bar to order drinks or food. Although wine isn't my main thing, they do offer a small and limited selection of alcoholic options just no cocktails. Enough to do the job. I loved the music and the dim, chill, laid back decor really complimented the overall feel. It's definitely a spot I'd come back to especially to try out some of the food. Really dope spot. read more
My wife and I visited la Betty AM for breakfast on a Saturday morning. We enjoyed a breakfast biscuit sammie with fried egg, mayo, cheddar, and bacon, plus a cinnamon roll and a special cherry blossom-themed donut. Everything, including the coffee, was delicious. There are a variety of seating options in the restaurant, from more formal tables to very casual lounge chairs and couches. The music mix they had in the morning was enjoyable and not too loud to carry on a conversation. All in all, a great way to start the morning. I look forward to returning to try the evening menu. read more
2 months ago
The rosemary biscuit sammie is definitely something I would get again. Their oat vanilla latte was great also, strong espresso with good level of sweetness! I also got their donuts (hawaiian punch, glazed and key lime pie) and thought their brioche dough was really good. My favorite was the hawaiian punch. I think their prices are on the expensive side, but it's good for a once in awhile treat. read more
La Betty stands out immediately for its ambiance. The space doubles as a wine bar in the evenings, which explains the bold, moody aesthetic. Walking in for breakfast, the modern and minimalist design paired with retro colors feels like a pleasant surprise from your typical bright morning café a few blocks down. The food was surprisingly good as well. I would recommend the egg bowl and the French toast for breakfast. If you go a bit later, around 11, their sandwiches become available and the short rib sandwich is a must. It is a trendy spot and I can see why. The pricing is a bit high for what you get, but it feels like a worthwhile treat every once in a while. read more
I am surprised by the low rating. My boyfriend and I came here for his birthday breakfast before a trip to the museum. We had a wonderful and cozy time here and we spoke ab going back for dessert our whole trip. We took a train in from NYC and this cafe was local to our hotel. I'll share our live and in the moment review of everything we got: La Betty: Cheesy grits : 3/5 Biscuits: ham and cheese special 3.5/5 - jam and butter 5/5 Hibiscus mint tea: 4/5 King cake donut : 5/5 Strawberry and cream donut: 5/5 Overall, I wouldn't say this was the best food food place, but definitely a fire snack place. The pastries were sooo so yummy. The butter the biscuit came with was to die for !!! Our server Q was great and attentive ! I would certainly recommend as a cute, local, cozy cafe. read more
1 month ago
Photos of the food were unfortunately not saved but my faves were the shishito peppers, steak au poivre and the shrimp scampi! The la Betty experience was also very enjoyable. Feels like a night out at a friends place. They spun records all night. The seating is cozy - walk in only. Bartenders are friendly and you order food and wine from the bar! Would def return and try other bites and see how the decor changes with the seasons! read more
This place is sinfully good! A delightful breakfast spot with AMAZING donuts... First, service was quick and smooth. Upon walk in, a kind worker met us with their iPad and immediately took our order. I ordered the egg bowl and my boyfriend had the breakfast sammie. For my egg bowl I ordered a side of avocado and bacon (extra charge) and I'm sure glad that I did. This dish contains a salsa sauce which brings together the perfect balance of spiciness, an incredibly well prepared scrambled egg, delicious breakfast potatoes, and all of the components necessary to keep you filled and satisfied. Let's just say that I will be ordering this AGAIN! My boyfriend loved his egg sammie. We also split a maple donut-OMG! These donuts were INCREDIBLE. I must say that there was nothing that I did not love about this place. The service, ambiance, pastries, and breakfast selections are spot on! Hope that they stick around for a long time because they've gained a new customer. read more
1 year ago
Embrace the change! Its worth it. Have an open mind. Do I miss a Baked Joint, sure. But, things change and to keep a business going sometimes they need to change with the times. I love the work they did. I was there on the third day since. they had their grand opening. We made reservations to sit on the inside. You will find a line develops for people ordering inside and picking up orders. It definitely has the coffee house vibe. There are some tables, and some couch set up seating available. I recommend stating if you want a table to sit at if you plan on having more than just drinks. I was there with my two kiddos. We sat at the bar seating facing outdoors. It was a nice seating option. We ordered a few items. We opted for the yogurt, a goat cheese biscuit, 2 donuts, and chia pudding. Everything was wonderful. My children raved about the yogurt and my daughter found something new she likes, chia pudding. She was happy she ordered it. The goat cheese buscuit packed great flavor. It was not over powering. The donuts were ok. I personally prefer a cake donut, but there as nothing wrong with their donuts. It's all preference. Our waitress was great. She explain items that were her favorite and guided me with explanations on the food. The staff at La Betty and their sister store Baked and Wired have always been amazing! I took the metro in and walked about 10-15 minutes. It was a nice walk and area. The decor was really nice. I loved the vibes. Turns out they do things in the evening. Follow them on their social media outlets for more information, For just being open 3 days I think everything was wonderful. I'm excited to see whet the future holds for them. read more
I miss Baked Joint and the old Betty (the focaccia pizzas and veggie burgers were so good! The weird new set-up doesn't have a register or kiosk - you're supposed to awkwardly order through a staff member when you walk in. There are 2 sides, a side with table service and a more casual side. The breakfast and lunch menu are paired down - so glad that Sammie made the cut and still on the menu! The donuts sadly replaced all of the cupcakes, while the other dessert bars and baked goods have stayed the same (OMG S'mores bar is still there!). I wasn't a fan of the beignet style Matcha or the Chocolate Mousse Donut. The Matcha had a subtle flavor and very little filling. While the Chocolate Mousse donut was tasty, Nutella would have been a better filling and wish the donut was a bit softer and fluffier, I miss the old days at Baked Joint with the aroma of fresh bread and biscuits and being able to a small slice of focaccia bread or a single biscuit a la carte. Might be back sometime for a Sammie and a S'mores bar! read more
7 months ago
Great cozy place in the heart of DC. The vibe was retro with music playing in the background, and records displayed on the walls. The setting was sofas, chairs and booths, creating that warm and welcoming atmosphere. My good food was delicious French toast with a tasty cup of coffee. The service was friendly and pleasant. read more
1 year ago
I was surprised to see the new name since this spot was once known as A Baked Joint, which I've always loved! I usually stick to my go-to order--the Just Biscuit with eggs and a drink. I've also tried their cakes, which were really good. I was tempted to try the new donuts but decided to hold off this time. My son ordered the BLT and said it was delicious. The service has always been great at A Baked Joint, and it's just as good here since many of the same employees are still around. One of the gentlemen in particular always brings such great vibes, which I appreciate. I also love the cute décor at La Betty! I'm excited to return to try their wine--I've heard they even have a live DJ. Overall, I'd give them a solid 4/5. read more
1 year ago
I was a huge fan of their former bakery and community space, A Baked Joint, so I wanted to try their new donuts at their re-opening day here. The donuts are all yeast based and personally I am a bigger fan of cake donuts. I tried the pumpkin spice donut, which was very light and well spiced. I had high hopes for the coconut cream donut, but it honestly didn't taste like much except sugar. I snagged their delicious, classic cinnamon roll, which the owner said has been in her family for generations. It took them 20 minutes to fulfill my 3-item order, but I'm giving them grace because I'm sure they're still working out the kinks as it was their big day. I absolutely love the atmosphere though, there's beautiful wood paneling and it's very vibey with oriental rugs and cozy corners. read more
I stumbled upon La Betty today, and I'm so glad I did.This charming cafe and bakery has a fantastic vibe that makes you feel right at home. I stopped by to grab one of their breakfast sandwiches, the Sammie, which is definitely a must-try. As I was waiting, I couldn't resist the temptation of their Halloween themed donuts. They all look amazing and are beautifully decorated for the season. La Betty isn't just about breakfast; it transforms into a cozy wine bar in the evenings. From 5-11 PM, you can enjoy some light fare while sipping on wine. Plus, there's a DJ spinning some cool hits from 8 PM to midnight on Fridays and Saturdays, perfect for a fun night out. What I really love about La Betty is its family owned charm. The atmosphere encourages you to disconnect from the world, put your phone away, and engage in good conversations. It really feels like a home away from home. The decor is on point, with cool turntables, vintage albums, and big speakers on the wall. The wooden accents and stylish rugs create a warm and inviting space that's perfect for relaxing or hanging out with friends. If you're looking for a place to enjoy great food, espresso, good wine, and an even better atmosphere, La Betty is definitely worth a visit. Can't wait to come back and enjoy some wine with friends. read more
5 months ago
I enjoy going to la Betty in the morning to get breakfast, coffee or just a sweet treat. The service is great and the place has a great vibe. It's a must try!! A super cute place to go and chill with friends over coffee and donuts!! read more
1 year ago
Love in the day and night. The decor is super chic. During the day, La Betty has great matcha, coffee, and doughnuts. At night it becomes a lovely wine bar. I don't drink so I got the Shirley temple with in house grenadine, which was fab. I hope they add non-alcoholic wine options soon! read more
7 months ago
9 months ago
This review is strictly for breakfast, as the space also operates as a wine bar in the evening. I was in DC and wanted to stop by my favorite morning spot, A Baked Joint, for my go-to breakfast sandwich. To my surprise, it was closed. How could that be? I had been there just a month earlier. Fortunately, I learned that La Betty is owned by the same team and carries over some of A Baked Joint's menu items. That said, the two spots feel very different. La Betty has an eclectic, dimly lit, sit-down coffee shop vibe, more of a place to pull out your laptop and work quietly. A Baked Joint, on the other hand, was bright, bustling, and perfect for grabbing a quick bite and coffee. I'm not entirely sure how I feel about La Betty replacing A Baked Joint, as they seem to cater to different audiences and could easily coexist independently. Still, La Betty offers table service, which is a nice touch, and my server was extremely friendly and helpful. I ordered the NC Country Ham breakfast sandwich, a carryover from A Baked Joint and my favorite breakfast sandwich in DC. The ham, eggs, and cheddar are cooked to perfection. The eggs are soft, pillowy folds of deliciousness, and the roll it sits on is perfectly crunchy. The Ube Blackberry Latte was also quite tasty. I'll definitely be back for the breakfast sandwich, and I'm curious to return in the evening to check out the wine bar as well. read more
8 months ago
Absolutely loved the vibe here!!! I've been here earlier in the day and I must say they have the best matcha!! However, tonight I was introduced to the kindest bartender, Maxwell! She was so bubbly, welcoming, and full of positive energy from the moment we sat down. Not only did she give us great wine recommendations, but she took the time to chat, and make everyone feel like a they were apart of a wonderful table side experience. You can tell she genuinely enjoys what she does, and it makes the whole experience that much better. Can't wait to come back and see at Maxwell again! read more
1 year ago
I'm obsessed. La Betty is the perfect wine bar - a robust natural wine list with so many orange wines (yay!), a cool, chic vibe with good music and comfy seating, creative small bites, and very friendly service. I enjoyed some sparkling orange wine, the spring salad with salmon, and the fries (they should bottle and sell the herb aioli). It was a delightful spot for a solo date night! read more
9 months ago
la Betty has such a fantastic and chill vibe! It feels like a lounge right when you walk in. We were immediately greeted by the staff (who were kind the entire time) and seated, which was really cool because we didn't have a reservation. I would probably recommend trying to get a reservation before coming though in case it's busy. I got this bowl that had egg, toast and potatoes in it and it was delicious! I also had their vanilla donut, which was one of the best donuts I've had Highly recommend ! read more
5 months ago
8 months ago
I come to La Betty multiple times a week to do work, grab a bite, and chat with friends. The staff members are always friendly and helpful, whether I need a recommendation or a modification to food/beverage. The atmosphere is cozy and welcoming, with plenty of seating and comfortable chairs, I genuinely could sit here for hours (and sometimes I do lol) Some of my favorite menu items are... Savory: Egg Bowl, Turmeric Labneh Toast, BLT, Roasted Turkey Sandwich and the Chili Sweet: Jelly Donut, Brown Butter Toffee Donut, Pistachio Torrone Donut , OMG, and the Black and White Cookie. Drinks: Hot Chocolate, Chai Tea Latte, Iced Latte, and Persian Nectar read more
9 months ago
This is one of the cutest neighborhood finds I have experienced in a long time. There's staff is amazing and the music (spinning vinyls) on point! I was so sad when the baked joint closed only now to find their sister restaurant next-door, serving up the best coffee and the cutest donuts and pastry around! Their lunch is a must have as well! The roasted chicken on top of their salads is better than most! Not to mention their delicious the Dijon dressing. Can you tell I'm hungry to have their food again soon!? read more
8 months ago
The vibes were immaculate. Loved the decor and the music. It really sucks you can't request what vinyl plays in the restaurant. Kind of defeats the purpose. Drinks were decent. Mocktails were wildly overpriced. Hostess was so sweet and very kind as it was our first time. The bartender was really pretentious and nasty. I'd come back, just hope she wouldn't be working lol. read more
7 months ago
1 year ago
If you know, you know. La Betty is my new favorite low-key establishment for drinks. Very friendly staff--they greet you with warmth and intimate knowledge of all drink selections. I've ordered most of their mocktails and NA wines and enjoyed them all. Solid small bite selection led by the Ancho Chili KFC Wings, Fries, and Chef's Sliders. A record room done right, the ambiance is perfect for music lovers. La Betty is here to stay read more
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