This is a cafe and restaurant. From drinks to pastries to savory meals. I love the variety. The…read moreprices are reasonable. There are several in DC. All of them have decent amount of seatings and nice interior decor. Good service. I like this place so much for the convenience and good food and drinks. You can have a decent entree for $20 and under - for that price, it's very good. And they open until 8 pm!

Great place to get lunch! They have so many different food options--sandwiches, salads, soups,…read moreShakshuka, bowls, pastries, etc. The place is spacious inside with tons of seating--during weekday lunch it can get busy so you might need to wait a few minutes for a table or high top. You order your food first, then find seating. Food comes out fairly quick. Dishes I've tried and would recommend: Chicken Pita, Turkey BLAT, Spiced Shrimp & Avocado Mousse Salad, Chickpea & Fava Plate, Lamb Meatball & Labneh Shakshuka, and Short Rib Grilled Cheese Sandwich--there's so much I want to try but haven't yet! Their cookies are delicious too, my favorite is the Halva Chocolate Chunk Cookie.

It's a small space with limited seating, so definitely more of a quick stop than work café. They…read morehave standard pastry options like croissants and cakes but also Mediterranean options like cheese borek and dubai chocolate creations. Their specialty seems to be their loaded lattes, but I opted for just a Turkish coffee. Staff was friendly and there's a military/government discount offered!

Small coffee shop with a solid array of unique lattes and matcha drinks + a few pastries for food…read more Have limited seating inside, but have a small front patio area with seating as well I came here for breakfast with my fiancé. We each got a tiramisu latte and a breakfast pastry (her an almost croissant and me a ham and cheese croissant). We both enjoyed our lattes, but my croissant was cold in the middle. I also tried their mango latte, which was interesting as well Servers were friendly and lattes were prepared very quickly

Everything was wonderful. Food was delicious…read more Atmosphere was elevated cafe and noise was acceptable. Waiter service was great! Make a reservation.

I've dined here before and even left a praiseworthy review on yelp a few years ago. Our breakfast…read moreexperience yesterday was, sadly, quite the opposite. The greeter was charming and courteous but the tone changed as soon as we got upstairs to our table. The food preparers and the female waitstaff were engaged in loud boisterous talk bordering on flirtation. We felt more like intruders than guests. The food was adequate but not worth the cost. Bacon was rubbery and eggs were tasteless. Toast was barely warm. We will choose the Marriott across the street for future DC stays despite the comparative old world architectural distinction of the Willard. Too bad.

Ordered a delicious Tunacado sandwich and added some jalapeños on top- whew! Perfect combination…read moreand the tuna spread was magnificent. This was an AMAZING! Unbeatable lunch option, packaged and delivered with care.

Came here for breakfast and we really like the place! The Iced Sesame Storm Latte was amazing. It…read morewas creamy and nutty. We'd honestly come back just for that. The steak and egg breakfast burrito was really good, while the Tunacado was just okay. Cute pink packaging too. Will be back for that latte!

I was visiting DC, went to this place 2 days in a row for breakfast:…read moreOrdered egg in a whole House breakfast plate House Tatte latte (best ever, you have to give it a try), I've never had anything like this Prices were reasonable Service and ambiance were excellent

Corn & Spinach Shakshuka... DIVINE. TBH, I had no idea what I was ordering, so when it was…read moredelivered to my table Iookin' like my poached eggs were swimming in a bright yellow soup, I passed some judgment It's described as "Poached eggs in a creamy corn sauce, with baby spinach and zucchini, topped with heirloom cherry tomatoes, feta cheese, zhoug, Aleppo chili oil, and parsley. Served with housemade sourdough," but I didn't see any of the veggies and barely saw the eggs. And, again.. it looked like soup. Little did I know I was about to ingest the equivalent of culinary SUNSHINE! Guys, I don't even know how to describe the flavor... It was a little bit sweet from the corn, but then also a bit creamy. It was one of the best dishes I've ever had. Who knew a popular place known for their baked goods would deliver such a gastronomical delight? If you go and see this on the menu... give it a try... hopefully you enjoy it as much as I did.

This DuPont Circle staple is a must-visit. It's an indie…read morebookstore with a full restaurant and bar. The dining area is so comforting and relaxing. I love that it's a solarium with murals and greenery. Like most bookstores, they host events from signings and readings to book clubs and art classes. Lots of staff-recommended books at any given time. It's a lovely experience to shop books here whether for yourself or someone else. The food is pretty good too.

Stopped by Kramers for their new beach-themed tea time and it was great. The scones were warm and…read morebuttery, easily one of the best ive had. Got iced tea with mine (they do hot tea too, both really good). The loaded lobster roll was better than I expected. Plenty of actual lobster, not a bunch of filler. Sat out on the patio, which is a nice spot. Relaxed, easy to lose track of time. And the bookstore is the reason I keep coming back anyway. Huge selection, always find something. Books plus tea and a lobster roll is a solid afternoon after work!

Tatte Bakery is a fantastic spot for breakfast, with great coffee, delicious food, and an…read moreimpressive selection of fresh bakery items. We ordered the lamb hash, avocado toast, pistachio rose latte, and cappuccino. Everything was excellent, but the lamb hash was on another level--absolutely delicious, packed with flavor, and easily the highlight of the meal. The pistachio rose latte was also a lovely pairing, and both coffees were well made. Service was quick and efficient, which is impressive given how busy it gets in the mornings. The space is huge, bright, and bustling with people, creating a lively breakfast atmosphere. They also have a great selection of fresh pastries and baked goods if you're looking for something to grab on the go. Definitely a place I'd return to for that lamb hash alone!

Love their traditional shakshuka, and season corn & spinach shakshuka! Their almond croissant is…read morealso really good! Great vibes and an awesome place to come study!

Takeout review…read more Enjoyed a delicious Anaheim Scrambler (substituted for egg whites) While the bacon bits were scarce, the egg white omelette was absolutely delicious. Sides: fruit medley (amazingly fresh and sweet) and a slice of Mom's harvest. Truly enjoyed my meal and highly recommend as I've had other items on their menu, extensive pastries, good coffee, and great lunch selections

The usual great quality, taste and service I appreciate at my neighborhood Corner Bakery back home,…read morewas consistent here in D.C. It is a short, convenient walk from the JW Marriott. There was plenty of seating inside on a late afternoon, after the lunch crowd. My grilled cheese was delicious, hot and stringy with cheese, and went well with the chunky tomato soup. Very friendly and helpful servers.

I was in town this weekend with Family and we initially were in the mood for Paul- the French…read morepastry shop that has several locations in the area. Unfortunately, the location in DC has permanently closed and we were still very much in the mood for some pastries... my cousin who is French has previously sang the praises of this Lil French pastry shop, so of course I had to give it a try. I am so happy that I did because I truly believe that I have stumbled upon my new favorite pastry shop in the area! Upon walking in the smell of croissants and almonds and sweet, sweet delicacies filled my nostrils. I basically became the human version of Remy from ratatouille inhaling a delicious bouillabaisse simmering on the stove top for hours....seeing colors and flavors so bright and intoxicating I simply had to have it I walked in and my eyes were instantly attracted to so many delicious options from classics like Palmiers and Napoleons to some unique flavor combos I've never tried before combined like raspberry and pistachio. Of course, I decided to grab a little bit of everything to make an accurate assessment as a YELP Elite should!! My favorite hands-down was the Berry Millefuille. The way the pastry crumbled in my mouth with every bite, combined with the tart, fresh raspberries, and thick flavorful custard.... Was worth every penny. Honorable mentions go to the peach rosemary tart, which was so unique with the added botanical of rosemary with some fresh sweet peach slices on top and a very crunchy tart base. We all enjoyed everything we purchased! I also ordered one of their seasonal specialties, the rosemary latte with skim milk and iced. The flavors were so uniquely crafted to where you could taste everything but everything combined together for the perfect sip. The ladies who greeted us at the cash register were so patient, so kind, and so understanding of my excitement and difficulty deciding and they even helped me add on a little chocolate happy birthday rectangle to the pastry I purchased for my husband! Without a doubt, this is only the first of the many times I will visit the establishment. It was so authentic, so delicious and passed all the vibe checks even from the French side of the family. I was told I have to return when they first open to have a fresh croissant and a fresh baguette that is on par with what you would have in Paris. Even the items in the fridge were made in France and were delicious fruit nectars that were very unique- we purchased a passionfruit nectar that didn't even make it past the doors before we had completely inhaled it and purchased a lychee nectar for later. I am so excited to have learned about this establishment and believe me when I say you must run, not walk, to experience it for yourself. Note- The dine in area inside the establishment is limited to a couple small tables. Definitely not equipped for large parties and a couple outdoor seatings right outside.

It was time for an overdue coffee catch up with one of my girlfriends - and what better place to…read morehang out than Dupont Circle? It was a beautiful summer afternoon in the DMV area - the low-humidity and happy-sunshine type of day when your hair doesn't frizz, and you would be just as happy sitting indoors or outdoors because the weather was perfectly cooperative. We found ourselves at Un Je Ne Sais Quoi, which was teeming with people - line out of the door, small space, tiny tables, indoor and outdoor seating, first come first served. We snagged seating indoors and soaked in the laid back European vibes. We had our delicious coffees - mercifully served in proper ceramic cups and some sweet treats. Would definitely be back - perhaps in the morning because I hear that the croissants are supposed to be on point!

Great food and service. We had an assortment of starters and soups during happy hour ($3 off). The…read morepea soup, fish soup, and potato small plates were delightful. It seems like they change the menu often, so I'd love to come back and try more. The only annoying thing was that getting in and out of the chairs on the patio was difficult.

I got the cardamom bun and I also got the lamb meatballs from here and I was a little disappointed…read more It was not what I remembered from my prior adventures in Denmark. I think that I came here with very high expectations for it to completely match my experience of Study Abroad which I didn't. I don't think I would get the lamb meatballs again, but the cardamom bun was pretty good. The service was pretty good here. The café was a little bit tight, but we still got seating. However, it didn't really remind me of the cafés in Scandinavia. I think that this was not very representative of what I remember Scandinavian as.