Adding to my list of favorites! Drinks were so good, I had to get two! I ordered the honey graham…read morelatte and earl grey latte. The earl was definitely my favorite out of the two (thanks to the barista for the recommendation). I also got a breakfast panini which was better than I expected. Great, friendly staff! My friend and I sat outside on the patio. It was so cute that I had to snap a pic! Will be back at some point.

My friends and I stopped by on a weekend afternoon. The space feels homey and a chill place to work…read moreor grab a drink. There are a few different types of seating, which is always a plus. Many of the pastries were already sold by Sunday afternoon, but there was definitely still something to choose from. Don't forget to checkout the fridge in the back for other beverage options.

Solid coffee shop with solid drinks and great service. Located right next to Logan Circle, this…read morelocation of Bluestone Lane is a super convenient spot to grab a cup of coffee or settle in to do a bit of work; they have free, fast Wifi, and it's generally pretty quiet, so it's a great place to focus. Unlike most other coffee shops, they also have full service for folks who are dining in, so you can order from the QR code on your table instead of at the counter, and they'll bring your order out to you. I visited Bluestone around 4 PM in the afternoon, so it was a bit too late for coffee, but I love that they offer a wide selection of non-coffee drinks. I got their golden latte, which includes turmeric, almond milk, and a few other spices; it feels warm (both literally and figuratively) and is a lovely caffeine-free drink that helps me feel healthy as the weather gets colder. And to counterbalance any potential health benefits I might have gotten from the golden latte, I also got their chocolate chip cookie, which was massive -- almost the size of the plate they served it on. It was a solid cookie, slightly chewy but with a nice crust, although it was a bit lacking in chocolate chips. Bluestone is undoubtedly a rather pricey cafe, but I do love how quiet it is, so I'm sure I'll be making another visit the next time I need to be super productive.

Coffee was strong, fresh, & delicious. Staff was kind &…read morewelcoming. Avocados toast was a disappointing doozy- avocado mash wasn't fresh and toppings were bare bones compared to the pictures I had viewed online. Would be a great spot to work remotely/ have a work meet up! Giving Tatte vibes.

Passed by the building many times but never stoped …read more Finally decided to stop in this morning for a morning breakfast date. The food smelled so delicious from outside and even better inside . They delivered excellent service The food & coffee was so delicious We will definitely be returning

This is your new go-to breakfast spot PROMISE! Justin, the owner, is friendly and welcoming. He…read morealso cooks up the best dang breakfast sandwiches at even better prices. Justin, if you're reading this - you can charge me double next time. Everyone else - come before this place blows up and there's a line 3 blocks long. I got the breakfast sandwich and my friend got the burrito. Perfectly nourished our hungover bodies and we've been craving to go back.

I have passed Prego Again more times than I can count, and it is always busy, but I'm just not a…read morehuge sandwich person, so I never really thought to stop in. Today I was walking by hungry, noticed they had bowls, and decided to give it a try. I got the Teriyaki Chicken Bowl and it was phenomenal. The salad was HUGE and everything was layered so beautifully that it almost felt too pretty to dig into. Almost. If I lived nearby, I would honestly turn this place into my meal prep because one bowl could easily be two lunches for me. I already have my eye on the Mediterranean Bowl, so I will definitely be back. One tip: order online! I didn't realize until after I ordered at the counter that they actually encourage online ordering, and it definitely seems to be the way to go. Ordering in person was a little awkward because I walked up to the counter and the person working initially walked away, so I stood there for a bit before he realized I was actually trying to place an order. No one was rude at all, it just seems like their system is much more geared toward online orders. While I was waiting, several people came in, grabbed their food almost immediately, and left. That was when I realized they clearly knew something I didn't. So: get the Teriyaki Chicken Bowl, order it online, and enjoy having enough food for tomorrow's lunch too. I finally understand why this place is always busy.

Quaint and clean grab and go or made to order coffee shop and sandwich/bowl spot. Not a fan of…read moresandwiches, they made my tuna salad as a salad (also have salads on the menu) . Fresh and delicious. Also ordered a green fruit smoothie without a few ingredients and they were happy to make it to order. They offer lots of pastries and coolers of drinks and wine and snacks. Very pleasant experience.

We had dinner here last night and really enjoyed it. Sylvan continues to up their game. We have a…read morenumber of Ethiopian restaurants to choose from. The food here has improved, so if you haven't been here in a while, give it another chance. Service was good. Loved the outdoor seating. And, the price/value for dinner is pretty good. We'll be returning for sure!

Very happy with this place. Visited every morning this week during our vacay stay. Very nice and…read morefriendly staff. Ethiopian food is very tasty especially for breakfast. Prices are definitely reasonable and they even do a cashapp cash back. I would definitely recommend.

I was really pleasantly surprised because I have low expectations of hotel bars, especially when it…read morecomes to value, but this place did not disappoint. First of all the vibe at The Line is incredible. Love that people could bring their dogs. I asked right at the host stand if I could get a table near an outlet and they led me to the exact right place. I ended up sitting there working for hours - so much so that I hit the tail end of brunch and the very beginning of their early weekend happy hour. My server was lovely. I will say the one flaw was that service got a little lax during my time but, to be fair, I was there at a weird time working for an extended period and not really doing a normal meal so I was probably a confusing customer and they did a great job of not making me feel pressured or rushed. I mainly just felt nice and comfy. Prices were reasonable for DC and I will day I was super happy with my food, including its value. At brunch I ordered eggs in purgatory which was pretty spicy and came with foccacia. They brought me more foccacia witbout my needing to ask. I'd say that of what I ate this was probably the weakest item just because it was so spicy it overpowered a bit and I didn't love the flavor of the eggs, which could have been jammier, but overall still a solid dish. Everything else was fire. I also got a latke that was a legit latke- I say this as an Ashekrnazic Jew who grew up with the whole kitchen smelling like oil for all 8 days of channukah. It came with a chive sour cream and pickled onion that elevated it while staying true to its...you know. Jewiness. At $3 this is kind of a hack, order 5. Then lol, an hour or two later I ordered from the happy hour menu. I got house made chips with creamy dip. A very ample portion. The fried artichokes were insane. Get these for sure. Little flavor punches with a nice dipping sauce, fried but not too fried, and they came fresh and hot. I couldn't finish them in top of all the other food I stuffed down my face hole because the portion was shockingly generous. And then, be still my heart, I got a decent old fashioned for $9 at happy hour pricing. Have you ever heard of such a thing? My only complaint here is that it was served with regular small ice cubes instead of a big giant one. But also...$9! So. I was very happy. I am not in that neighborhood a lot and only happened to stumble in bc I had a nearby appointment but I had such a nice experience I might go out of my way to come here to do work again.

Such a cool spot. It is located inside of Line DC hotel. Hotel itself used to be a church. So Tue…read morearchitecture of the building is very interesting. The restaurant is viby. And service is good. Food Is also good.fresh and well cooked. Menu offers good variety. We went with a farm salad. Which was delicious. I asked for no goat cheese. But it came with goat cheese. Ok. Burger wrapped in lettuce was served as i ordered. Almost - i asked rare. It came out very medium more than rare. Plus it's a bit small and thin. Tons of fries in the side. With Parmesan cheese. Not a fan. Plus why so much. When the burger is fairly small. My friend ordered special - seafood lasagna i believe. It was delicious! I would go back just for the vibe itself. And the bathroom is gender mutual. Kind of interesting Real trendy spot. Check it out for sure.

Visited Sook on a Sunday morning at a friend's recommendation of the breakfast burrito. The food…read moreand vibes were very good. I got the breakfast burrito with the chorizo and spicy mayo along with a lavender lemonade, both of which were good. The decor is very cozy. It's a little confusing in that it's kind of like a cafe combined with a restaurant, and you can make a reservation or just walk in and order at a counter. I could see coming for more of a "brunch" experience sometime.

Very excited to try Sook, a fairly new spot just off 14th Street (the old Compass Rose space). We…read moresat at the bar and had a great experience overall. To start I ordered a carajillo and my partner got a Paper Plane. The carajillo was fantastic -- they use freshly brewed espresso, so it's properly coffee-forward with just the right touch of balanced sweetness. My partner's Paper Plane was executed perfectly and well-balanced. For food we ordered the Maydan lamb burrito, the falafel, and the khachapuri. The lamb burrito has a generous portion of meat and is very hearty and filling. The lamb is clearly the centerpiece and the flavor is dominant -- exactly what you want. The falafel was thin and crispy in a chip/puck shape (my preferred style). I really enjoyed it with the peanut sauce. The khachapuri is a rich, cheesy bread. The dough was fluffy and the cheese creates that classic pairing. The serving is large and perfect for sharing. Great service, dim lighting, and good music at a comfortable volume. Overall, a fantastic experience and I will definitely be back.

Absolutely loved dining here! We came for an early dinner / late lunch and it was fantastic. We…read moresplit an order of the mini patacones, a traditional cachapa, and the pabellón criollo. Everything came out fresh and hot and bursting with flavor. The white rice alone was some of the best white rice I've ever had. I also got a papelon con limon and it was really refreshing. Can't wait to come back

A nice addition to the neighborhood. I first read about Al Toque online and remembered seeing it…read moreunder construction. I was pleasantly surprised at how homey it is inside, embracing it's Venezuelan roots and being in DC. There is a couch/performance stage and plenty of seating inside. It's a restaurant/coffee shop, but vibe leans much more into the restaurant space. I was working from home so decided to take the walk to grab some lunch. It's fairly new so there wasn't a big crowd. Service was friendly and plenty of staff willing to jump in and take my order. I asked for a recommendation on the arepa and went with the recommendation of the Pabellon arepa (shredded beef, black beans, plantains and cheese) all priced at $10.99. It didn't look very large, but was surpringinly filling. The menu is extensive. You'll find arepas, breakfast items, empanadas, rice dishes and something called cachapas, which I never heard of but sounds delicious (sweet corn, a selection of meats slow cooked with creamy nata, or cream, that melts like butter). Sandwiches, soups, salads, kids menu, cocktails, happy hour. The list goes on. I'm looking forward to coming back for the happy hour on Monday-Friday