Another Saturday, another day to try a new to us coffee shop. Coffee In is a coffee shop rooted in…read moreTurkish heritage serving up Turkish coffees and signature drinks. They also have a wide variety of pastries, paninis, and waffles. We opted for two hot drinks for today's cold weather: hot skim mocha and a hot skim Tahitian vanilla latte. Both were piping hot and delicious. We also delighted in a waffle with maple syrup. It had a perfectly crispy exterior with melt in your mouth soft interior. The place was busy and I saw someone eating an everything bagel croissant, a "Crogel" that looked absolutely delicious! Service was kind and quick. We'll definitely be back!

Tiny coffee shop inside of a strip mall with a bunch of both food and drink options…read more I got one of their specialty lattes, a blueberry scone, and a breakfast sandwich. The latte and scone were solid, and the breakfast sandwich was great. The people were very friendly, but the space is very cramped. There are only 4 small tables +3 window seats, but there are 3ish outside tables as well

Although a little on the pricey side I think this is a really good coffee shop. With some help from…read morethe staff, I ordered a double Turkish coffee. My coffee was bold, robust and really strong. Just the way I like it!!! Overall, great coffee shop and amazing staff.

The food was good, but for the price, it was definitely not worth it…read more I paid $25 for the Shakshuka, plus a drink, and honestly, I expected more for that price. I understand that costs are high these days, but there's a difference between covering your costs and overcharging customers. The portion and overall value simply weren't there for me. This is exactly why I'm careful about supporting small businesses when the prices don't match what you're getting. Unfortunately, I won't be going back. The lady was very nice. and friendly, but on the price you need to do better I love helping small businesses in my neighborhood. but for this price, I could have gotten a meal I have attached a receipt.

I was running errands on a wet, chilly day and wanted something hot. I found a nearby Cortado Cafe…read moreand stopped in. The service was friendly and fast. The nice lady working the counter suggested a hot turmeric chai latte. It was delicious without a strong turmeric taste. My food order included a plain bagel with lox and cream cheese and an acai bowl. They included a free slice of bread with Nutella. The bagel was soft and chewy. The acai bowl was also delicious. The space is nice, clean, and comfortable. Parking is ample, but the shopping center can get congested. Overall, Cortado Cafe is a great local coffee shop.

Friendly staff, quick service, delicious coffee drinks, and tasty crêpes filled with good amount of…read moreingredients/toppings. I only have two complaints about this restaurant. First, there is very little seating and it's very cramped. There's no hallway between the counter and the table and chairs. You have so much business, please consider renting the space next to your existing restaurant to increase seating. And Second, I prefer crêpes that are crispy. These crêpes were a little undercooked. Next time I'll ask them to be cooked longer to be a crispy. We will definitely come back.

TLDR: Ballywhack Shack Cafe is a cozy stop at the very beginning of Occoquan with great drinks,…read moreespecially the chai lattes and coffee. The service is always lovely, seating is limited (especially indoors), parking is good, and it's right next to a bakery, which is a dangerous combination for my wallet. AMBIANCE The location is perfect. You're at the very start of Occoquan, so it's the first thing you see when you roll in, and it sets the tone for a good walk. Inside is cozy but small, so don't expect a lot of room to spread out. Outside has some seating, which is the move on a nice day. The parking is good, which in Occoquan is basically a small miracle. SERVICE The service is always very nice. Every visit has felt friendly and easygoing, the kind of place where you feel welcome whether you're there for a quick coffee or a longer catch-up. FOOD AND DRINKS This is where Ballywhack really shines. The chai lattes are soooo good, warm and comforting without being overly sweet, and the coffee is consistently great. The drinks are the reason I keep coming back. I haven't built a full food order here yet because the drinks keep stealing the show. OVERALL: Come for the chai, stay for the service, and make a plan to hit the bakery next door while you're at it. I definitely recommend it.

Cute small scale sandwich shop with a diverse enough menu for some run through. Good choices all…read morethe way through primary, sides or drinks (espresso based) as you or the guests with you need it. Probably try to avoid the crush or crowded times as it's small and can pack up - they know it and warn you. Perfect for a sandwich shop rotation and reminded me of other regionally good ones.

About a 1.15: I was really excited to check out Bear and Swan Coffee, a small mobile coffee truck…read morethat serves the NoVA area - they're pretty good in updating their weekend schedule, so we were able to find them easily. I was sad to see that they don't offer 'housemade' pastries anymore, as I remember seeing in their past photos; their menu for their offerings was clearly updated. In addition, the drinks that we ordered were just not good at all: +the Toasted Marshmallow Latte - prepared with 2 shots of espresso, choice of milk, and a housemade toasted marshmallow syrup; this tasted like watered down coffee with no 'toasted marshmallow' taste; coffee could have been prepared strong, and we did ask for 'extra hot', but received it regular temperature +Witch's Potion - an apple cider with chai, topped with a dash of cinnamon; probably one of the worst ciders we've had - wasn't really sure the mixture with the chai, but this just seemed like it was an improperly steeped tea that did not have any flavor The staff were friendly, and there seemed to be local patrons who come here on a regular basis. The blue mobile truck is very cute, and they had some seating available with nice fall decor. I'm glad I was able to check this place out, but no dice, Bear and Swan. +watered down lattes +avoid the ciders +friendly service +updated schedule on their social media

Stopped by this coffee truck in the parking lot of the Hunt Valley Swim Club. They are located in…read morethe West Springfield Burke area. There is plenty of parking. You can easily stop by if you're in the area. Their schedule changes so check their social media beforehand. The couple was friendly and kind. I ordered the cherry vanilla latte that I enjoyed. It was tasty and pretty. Also tried the chocolate croissant. It looks like they have fall drinks so I will be trying pumpkin next time. They have a small seating area where you could have your coffee and pastry with a friend.

Met up with a friend to catch up and thought this would be a great setting. Excellent location to…read moreenjoy a caffeinated drink, croissant or French dip for lunch! Shared parking lot in strip mall setting. Plenty of inside seating and a few tables outside that see covered as well. Service is quick and very friendly. Bathrooms in house to use and free WiFi as well. Large screen TV to keep up with World Cup and some great tunes in the background. Casually quiet even with a large amount of customers in the shop. Would be a good hangout if I lived in this neck of the woods!

We discovered this charming cafe while searching for coffee and desserts after lunch nearby, and we…read moreimmediately loved its eclectic vibe the moment we walked in. The space was decorated with fall and Halloween ornaments that blended effortlessly with a French cafe atmosphere, featuring wall graphics, thoughtfully chosen design objects, displays of pastries and sweet baked treats, books and toys--including mini air balloons hanging from the ceiling--and lush plants, all contributing to a welcoming atmosphere. The coffee was outstanding, and even the hot latte had a distinctive flavor profile that set it apart--rich and full-bodied, with satisfying strength and minimal acidity. The apricot tart was light and delicate, with fruit layers that weren't overly sweet. The recommended chocolate babka was more like a light bread dough with less chocolate filling than expected, rather than the traditional dense, buttery brioche-like yeast bread packed with chocolate. Overall, I was happy to discover this cafe, and I plan to swing by again next time I'm in the area.

Delicious and beautiful treats. My school treated us to these treats for teacher appreciation week!read more

No WiFi? In a coffee place? That stays open until 9pm? How is that even a thing? Tons of seating…read more Nice people. Drink was fine. But will I ever be coming back? Unfortunately no.

I redeemed my free birthday cake slice here! My favorite is the Chocoholic chiffon cake, so good! I…read morewanted to try the rainbow cake, but they had run out of individual slices that day. The tiramisu wasn't for me though, too heavy. I also tried the fresh mint lemonade, but it tasted more like a store bought mix with a few mint leaves tossed in. Service was fast! Staff was nice and helpful! Parking is plentiful here, which is a huge plus. It's a great spot to hang out with friends, relaxed vibe, good for catching up over cake and drinks. Also, don't forget to download their app before you go, you get freebies and discounts! Definitely worth checking out.

First things first: clearly the camera did not eat first here, and honestly, that tells you…read moreeverything you need to know. We tried three items: the red velvet cake, the mocha cake, and an apple pastry (not sure of the exact name, but it reminded me of an apple turnover/empanada). Let's start with the red velvet cake, so good. Moist, flavorful, and honestly better than I expected. Red velvet is one of those cakes that's easy to mess up, but they executed it perfectly. What impressed me even more is that we bought it right before closing, didn't eat it immediately, and it still tasted amazing hours later even after being refrigerated. The mocha cake was well-made, soft, spongy, and clearly high quality, but it just wasn't for me. It has a strong coffee flavor, so if you're a coffee person, you'll probably love it. For me, it was about a 6/10. Now the real star: the apple pastry. This was everything. Perfectly flaky, lightly crisp on the outside, and filled with fresh, flavorful apples. It melted in your mouth! could've easily eaten multiples of these!! Service was also a highlight. Even though we came in right before closing, the staff was kind, patient, and efficient. Nothing felt rushed, which I really appreciated. The shop itself is cute and quaint. Perfect for a quick stop or a casual treat. Overall, Paris Baguette delivered. Some items may come down to personal preference, but the quality is there. I'd absolutely go back, especially for that red velvet cake and the apple pastry . Sidenote: they also have candles & birthday decor for purchase!

I have been to this one a handful of times since it's near. I love it, the virgin mango mojito, the…read morerosé from San Francisco, the mango passionfruit--any drink I get here is really good. No complaints.

I've always liked Kokee Tea at the Maryland locations but I wanted to swing by the lorton location…read moreafter work to treat myself after a 10.5 hour shift. Service is wonderful, staff are friendly and attentive. I will say, they didn't ask me to adjust my milk choice, sugar or ice levels so that's something they can work on asking their customers. I order the Thai tea with regular whole milk and 50% ice and sugar and it was still a tad sweet for me. The decor is beautiful and very clean with plenty of seating.

I'm a huge fan of their coffees. They tend to be on the lighter end of roasts which I like. Staff…read moreis friendly and I've never had a bad drink. I sat inside for the first time (usually I take it to go) and it was easy to get a seat. I believe there's additional seating on an upper level. I always make a point to stop if I'm in the area.

About a 1-1.5: We were recommended to stop by Cervantes, as this is one of the popular picks for a…read morecaffeine fix. Located in a more industrial area of Springfield, you can find random eateries and cafes around. We ordered: +a latte with oat milk +and, a Mexican Mocha - prepeared with espresso and Mexican mocha mix, topped with whipped cream and chili flakes Both drinks were not piping hot and more lukewarm; the whipped cream was artificial, and the chili flakes seemed old and expired as it had an off-putting taste to it; both drinks had a weird aftertaste and as just not enjoyable. The place itself is set up nicely, with a few tables and large buckets of coffee beans. Parking was easy, as there are plenty of spaces in the spot. +not-so-great coffee +parking available