This shop can be easy to miss next to the Weird Brothers in the same Sunset Park Plaza. The…read moreparking is limited amidst the other local businesses. Nevertheless I never had an issue when I went. I thought the ambiance was very nice. The seating is cute and when you order "for here" they serve you in a very cute mug. I've had the red eye and the coconut chai. I didn't know this until after the fact: the coconut chai does not include coconut milk only coconut flakes. The baristas were nice about the misunderstanding. Bonus: The bakery offers physical loyalty punch cards. Ask for one if you are a fan of your drink!

The baristas practically know me by name at this point because I frequent this cafe so much due to…read moremy genuine addiction to their iced Paris rose latte- it's just the perfect balance of sweet, floral, and foamy and I can't get enough!! Highly recommend

Concept and execution are great, whether it's the bread pudding , butter mochi, or recent themed…read morerice breads, the offerings are fantastic. Fun for those who grew up eating southeast/east asian pastries or those who want to dip into those flavors for the first time

I was visiting out of town and my cousin brought me here - we were all trying this place for the…read morefirst time. She placed an order the night before. We arrived to a location which was seemed like it was not meant to really be a storefront which is fine. Unfortunately for us though, they did not have all the items in our order because they had taken them to the farmers market. It is a bit frustrating that my cousin ordered ahead and half of our order was not there because it was taken to be sold elsewhere. We named up just getting the mooncakes and a corn pastry. The moo cakes left something to be desired. The flavors were not strong so I couldn't tell which mooncake was what flavor. The corn pastry was quite good. The crust was flaky and the custard was creamy and delicious. I did enjoy the corn pastry but my experience was a logistical nightmare and unfortunately I don't think my cousin got her money back.

This Call Your Mother bagel shop is located at North Point Village Center in Reston. It offers a…read morevariety of foods, particularly bagel sandwiches, in a pastel-colored deli atmosphere. Service was prompt; the bagel sandwiches were enjoyable; the coffee was excellent; and the mocha was among the best we've tried in Northern Virginia. The shop also offers a range of merchandise that reflects its brand identity. Indoor seating is somewhat limited, and the table we used was a bit too high to be comfortable. Additional outdoor seating is available during warmer seasons.

The first several times we visited, it really impressed us as the bagels were fantastic and they…read morereally topped them up with whatever we choose. Last two times they have really truly skimped on toppings. We haven't been in a few months since they had taken the garlic cheese bagel off, but they put maybe a third of the usual bacon on and they've changed their cup lids to something super cheap that doesn't work as designed (sipping cover won't lock open)

This place has good bread and good cakes. Awesome. It is…read moreconvenient for a good quick dessert as well. Atmosphere is 10/10. Highly Recommend.

I've been a customer since it first opened in Annandale. They always deliver the best pastries and…read morecoffee. Their egg sandwich is one of my favorites!

Sometimes you just want to reward yourself with something sweet and…read moredelicious.  That's why we decided to head on over to Twisted Sweets & Savory.  We had never had chimney cakes before - an omission that shall not be allowed to happen again because - Yum!  These are like if really sugary donuts were stretched out into long snakes of dough and then coiled up until it made a wonderful open tube to be coated with all sorts of great things. We chose to do the pistachella and the bounty.  They both featured Nutella and if that wasn't enough, one added crushed pistachios and the other coconut flakes.  They were very tasty but very rich and between the two of us, we had to admit defeat before finishing them both.  Happily, there are to go boxes to bring home any remainders.  The space is very clean and there are tables and lots of napkins (which you will need because these treats are both awesome and very messy).  The staff was very friendly and the parking is easy in the lot out front.  We will have to come back again to try some of the savory options to definitely be followed up by another dessert one. MMMMMM

Twisted Sweets and Savory had been on my radar for quite some time. Yet, it took us quite a while…read moreto give it a try. In part, that was us not quite able to figure out exactly where it was. Grant Street, it turns out, is disjointed. In other words, it's not like it's just a straight shot from one end to the other. We stopped in here on a Saturday around 4 p.m. The place closes at 6 p.m., and are closed on Sunday. At that time of day, they weren't at all busy. The young man at the counter took our orders, and someone working in the back made the sandwiches. We just ordered savory items, so we can't speak to how the sweet items are (although some of them sounded so good). I ordered the salmon sandwich, which consists of: "Choice of your chimney bread, spread with dill cream cheese, filled with smoked Atlantic salmon, spring mix, cucumber, and red onion." The bread choices are everything bagel, jalapeno, and cheesy. I chose the everything bagel and asked for no onion. I found this sandwich to be tasty, but I thought they could have gone lighter with the dill cream cheese. The bread had a nice crispness. My husband ordered the ham and Swiss sandwich, which consists of: "Choice of your chimney bread, spread with paprika mayo and filled with black forest ham, Swiss cheese, fresh romaine hearts, spring mix, sweet pepper, tomato, cucumber, and red onion". He wasn't happy with the paprika mayo, as he says mustard would have worked better. Nor did he care for the sweet peppers. Now he knows not to order the default setting for this sandwich but instead to customize the toppings. They work with DoorDash, which, when ordering online, gives the option to customize one's order. There are high tables, the type that are found in bars, for those who want to eat their sandwiches there. The place is kept very clean.

I always swung past this cafe when driving but decided to actually check it out today. The location…read moreis a bit awkward since it's right off the main road. But it's a very cute and quaint cafe that feels like you took a step out of the chaos of the real world. There's a ton of pastry options to choose from but I specifically wanted a drink. I decided not to go with their boba options since they seem to be more powder rather tea that was brewed. The coconut latte was amazing though and I would come back just for this beverage alone. It is a bit pricey for a beverage as I paid about $7 and change but I also enjoy the fact that sweetness is adjustable. I would happily return.

My daughter, best friend, and I stopped in to Jireh Bakery Cafe during lunchtime on a Saturday for…read morea girls day. I live near this location and have always wanted to stop in, so I was happy to finally have the chance. I like that they offer a wide array of fresh Korean inspired baked goods on their shelves, but also offer breakfast and lunch items to order. My friend and I both ordered a panini which came with a side of potato chips. They also have a coffee bar with seasonal flavors. Their pumpkin spiced latte is one of the best I've had in Centreville so far. The interior is spacious and clean. There were plenty of tables to accommodate groups of all sizes. There were a couple of inconveniences, however. First, the business can really only be accessed from Route 29 westbound. You would have to do a U-turn over a multi-lane highway or drive to the a nearby intersection to safely access the business. Second, there was no publicly accessible ramp to reach the front door. My friend and I had to lift up my baby's stroller up a couple of steps to enter. It wasn't a huge deal for us personally, but this would be a major accessibility barrier to others. Overall the food and coffee was fantastic and I would visit here again.

There's actually a parking lot behind the building if you drive through the rocky path that's near…read morethe store. I enjoy both their savory and sweet pastry options, and like how there's a large variety! The location seems clean and there is seating inside. The workers are also nice.

These locations are popping up as fast as a 7-11. Met up with some friends since this location was…read morecentral to all of us. Early morning, well 9:09ish and already no tongs. There was a variety of sweets and savories. I opted for an egg, ham and Swiss on a roll. Noted in the wrapper "recommend heated". Staff was pretty much the one friendly guy at the register. He was also running around putting out food. I had my roll heated, not sure why it took a while but oh well. Dining area is well lit. Tables sit close together. Parking is easy: out front or nearby lots.

Friendly staff, delicious variety of both baked goods and drinks, and warm atmosphere, so happy…read morewe're staying so close!

I didn't know there was a Paris Baguette here! There's a food court nearby, which makes it a…read moreconvenient place to grab a meal. The coffee and desserts were pretty good, too. However, one thing that was a little disappointing was that the staff didn't seem particularly friendly. The atmosphere felt a bit chaotic and disorganized. Considering how small the interior was, I also felt like there were quite a lot of employees working there. I ordered a hot latte, but the cup didn't seem to provide enough protection from the heat, making it a little uncomfortable to hold. It would be nice if they provided a cup sleeve to make it easier and safer to hold hot drinks.