Best chicken salad I've ever had in my life! On a very yummy crossiant My macchiato was perfectly…read moremade as well. Worth a visit

Adorable little coffee shop / cafe. It felt like the kind of place that both passers-through and…read moreregulars can enjoy and feel welcome. We got our sandwiches to-go and they were delicious 20 minutes later. I got the turkey fig - wow. I savored each bite!

Great food, ambience and friendly service. Can't wait to go again! The scones were a definite…read morestandout

My friends and I stopped by this spot on a Wednesday on our way out of town. We loved the vibe…read morewithin the cafe -- lots of artist's work on display and for sale (photography, sculpture, jewelry etc.) There were several places to sit with chairs, tables and comfy sofa-like seats. It was quiet and comfortable inside -- overall a really inviting atmosphere! I ordered an iced tea and a blueberry scone. The black tea tasted great and the scone was packed with blueberries. There were several vegan options on the baked goods menu as well as a variety of non-dairy milk available for your coffee/espresso drinks. The staff was friendly and chatty! I don't live close enough to visit often -- but if you're in the area, I would definitely stop by this place! Just be sure to check the hours, they are only open a few days a week.

Soo cute so girly so good. Food was good. Atmosphere was…read moregreat!! Service was on point.

Fresh and fast! A delightful find as we took the exit to refuel!…read more In the Woodstock Garden Center, with plenty of seating, locally roasted coffee and many bakery treats. We started with the apple cinnamon scone followed by the breakfast burrito and daily special, focaccia sandwich. Will return!

Tight seating on popular nights. The staff is very helpful and well trained. Food was well prepared…read moreand tasty, high quality ingredients. Just visit during less busy times.

4.5 starts round up to 5 Patty O's Café may sit a short…read moredrive beyond the city, but it rewards the journey with polished hospitality, thoughtful cooking, and a charming atmosphere that balances casual comfort with classic elegance. The French onion soup is among the finest in the DMV--delicately restrained yet deeply flavorful, crowned with beautifully melted cheese that elevates every spoonful. The chilled tomato soup offers a refreshing counterpoint, bright and satisfying. The escargot stands apart from the usual butter-heavy preparations, showcasing a lighter, more refined touch while retaining plenty of flavor; serving it in-shell adds welcome visual appeal. The fish and chips impress with a remarkably crisp, delicate crust that preserves the cod's moist, flaky interior--easily one of the better renditions around. Equally memorable, the Wagyu burger arrives perfectly grilled, juicy, and richly satisfying. Dessert, a Chocolate Guinness Cake, delivers intense chocolate character and notable sweetness. Overall, Patty O's Café is a destination well worth revisiting.

Stopped in for lunch and our Paninis were delicious. Service was fast and friendly. Cute place on…read morethe main drag in town. Will definitely come back to try coffee and treats.

Nice place.wish the tables out front were a little more stable but we made do.I will mention that…read morethe soup was scalding and both of us ho go a cup of soup burnt the skin off the tops of our mouths.This after letting it sit for 10 minutes. Not sure why it was so hot but hot is good, scaling is not. The taste was good but still recovering. The sandwich was really good. The place has a nice feel to it and we enjoyed everything except the super hot soup

Bretzel is closed. It is incorporated into the Crabby Maggie's Seafood Restaurant - they serve some…read moreBretzel menu items during lunch during the week.

What a treat! I was visiting in the NoVa area and wanted to…read morereunite with some old friends. This was the BEST place for it! The Emporium was fun to visit before and after we ate, and the food was fabulous! As one of my friends said, you can't go wrong with a grilled cheese with tomato. I want to go on record as saying that the tomato soup was the.best.ever in the history of the world. Most people in our group could only eat half of the large and delicious sandwiches. I can't even remember what everyone had, but everyone was very happy with their meal and vowed to return. Service was good, but a little dippy, as though the counter staff was new. Definitely friendly, though! Best parking is behind the restaurant at the entrance to the Emporium.

I love the ambience here, can be loud but I've seen people working, studying or catching up with…read morefriends here. The service is quick and most lunch specials are very good despite higher prices. The drinks are pretty delicious! I love their ube matcha! Strong ube taste very vanilla !!

We stopped by Bakery Museum & Co. and had a nice experience overall. The restaurant looked inviting…read morefrom the outside, even though it's at the end of a strip mall. Ordering is done at the counter, and the process was quick and easy. The staff taking orders were friendly and helpful, and our food was brought out very fast despite the lunch crowd. My husband and I both had the ham and cheese sandwiches. They were good, although nothing especially memorable. The desserts, on the other hand, were delicious. We also picked up a couple of muffins along with an iced tea and coffee. One thing that really stood out was the huge selection of desserts, danishes, cookies, teas, coffees, and other drinks. There was plenty of indoor seating plus a few outdoor tables, so it never felt cramped. The only disappointment was that there were no free refills on the iced tea, which is what kept this from being a five-star visit for me. On the plus side, we signed up for the loyalty program and were pleasantly surprised to earn a free pastry from just this visit. Since we don't live in the area and probably won't be back anytime soon, that was a nice unexpected bonus. Overall, it's a solid spot with friendly service, great desserts, and plenty of seating.