This is the OG of all PJ's that have opened!…read more They offer things on their menu that aren't universally available throughout the other locations & that's what keeps me venturing back here. Plus the customer service is always great! A seasonal drink that is my absolute FAV!!! If they have the ingredients out of season, I appreciate the young lady always willing to make it for me. The store is always clean...& no matter the time of day or how long the like can get, the baristas are efficient and on point!!! Well done PJ's Fairwood location! You guys are 6 years in and have definitely set a standard for service. Happy Yelping!

Placed an order to-go via DoorDash for iced white mocha, lemonade, and a 3-pk beignet…read more Order wasn't ready upon arrival. Zero acknowledgment by the 3 associates working there. Coffee was lukewarm and didn't have much ice. It was also very bitter. The lemonade had too much ice so a large cup was finished in only a few sips. The beignets were warm and fluffy but tasted doughy and underbaked in the middle. The inside had several different kinds of seatings. Outside seats were available too albeit without shades. Parking was free and store wasn't overcrowded. I wouldn't mind revisiting if in the area again but wouldn't go out of my way just to go there. Still a good Starbucks alternative.

Heard about Kozy Beans in Crofton from the Wife, she saw something on Tik Tok…read more We decided to stop and I'm glad we did. This is a really nice, clean, local coffee with really bubbly personalities working the registers and making our coffees. Our drinks came out fast - we got the Honey Vanilla Bean Lattes, hers with oat milk, mine with almond milk and enjoyed them a lot. We will be back.

Came here for the first time on a Saturday at 11am with a group of friends. I ordered their matcha…read morelatte with 1% milk, and a ham and cheese croissant. What's Hot - Menu. Pretty good variety. There's coffee and non-coffee options. Unfortunately for me, they ran out out of chai by the time I ordered. In terms of food, there are sweet and savory baked goods. For croissants, I saw the ham and cheese; chocolate filled croissants, bagels, and other sweet and savory pastries. Later in the day, there appear to be more meal options, like sandwiches and such. - Quality. My matcha latte was pretty good. I asked for no sweetener, so the flavor of the latte was the simple matcha flavor, which I really liked. They warmed up my croissant, which helped, because it was soft. The croissant was not too salty and it had a nice flavor. - Service. Their staff appear to be on top of things. They're very nice and answered my questions. I did not wait very long for my order and it looked like everyone's order was handled smoothly and efficiently. - Price. The ham and cheese croissant was approximately $6 and my 20oz matcha latte was approximately $6. The balance came out to approximately $13. For the quality and portion size, it's pretty good value for money. - Layout. Very accommodating. There are a few bar stools at a counter near the front of the shop, several tables that seat 4 people, and a couple of couches towards the back with a coffee table in between. There is also a child size table with a couple of child size seats at the back, as well. This place appears to be popular, so be aware of the time you come here if you plan on dining in. Originally, I was hoping to snag the couches for myself and my group, but those were already taken by the time I arrived. Their bathroom accommodates physical handicaps and is a very good size. Everything inside was clean and organized. - Location. Conveniently located in a plaza with other shops and restaurants. Good size parking lot for the plaza. What's Not - No non-dairy options. I asked if my matcha latte could be made with soy milk, and their staffer responded that they only have 1% milk or whole milk. It's a little frustrating that there aren't non-dairy options, but to each their own. Just be aware. - Quality. My ham and cheese croissant was good, but it did not have as much cheese as I was hoping. I like my baked goods to have a good amount of filling. Their ham and cheese croissant was somewhat lacking. Good flavor, but not filling, so be aware. Final Answer Am willing to come back, but perhaps not a first choice.

Absolutely best coffee hands down. Dan is a stand up guy. Explained his coffee making process using…read morenatural methods as opposed to the standard store bought brands, but the best thing is you can really taste the difference! I used to have to drink coffee with lots of cream and sugar, but I can actually drink Dan's Coffee straight up. It has a very smooth and delicious taste. I am looking forward to trying all the various flavors. Definitely worth the price.

From the owner: Dan's Coffee Co. is a small family coffee roasting business selling at the Bowie Farmer's Market,…read moreMay-October 2016. We're proud to roast only the finest specialty coffees in micro-batches. Our coffees are sustainably sourced through another family business from small farmers throughout the coffee-growing world. We try to foster a relationship with each customer to bring them whatever specific coffee they are looking for, and to offer opportunities to try new coffees from different origins as they come in. Check out our website to see what we're roasting this week. While you're there, sign up for weekly summer raffles of cool coffee items! You'll also receive our weekly mailing with news, weekly offerings, and even coupons sometimes. And remember, just brew fresh beans!

Really nice spot, overall!…read more Not too busy today but everyone seemed nice from the barista to the other customers. It's nicely styled and the desserts look amazing. Today I just grabbed a hot matcha latte with pistachio syrup made with almond milk. It wasn't too sweet at all, right temperature. I don't believe I've gotten the pistachio syrup before but I liked it in the matcha.

Cute coffee shop with lots of pastries…read more We stopped here after dinner in Annapolis for some dessert. It's right at the Annapolis mall. We shared a delicious cheesecake and I had a pistachio latte. Everyone was very nice and the place is cozy and cute.

Came here Sunday after church. I ordered a watermelon margarita and it was AMAZING! For my meal I…read moreordered crab and shrimp pasta and it was very good! The noodles needed a little salt but overall very good. I was so hungry I forgot to take a picture I will say since it's a rather small place the wait times can be long so it might be best to make reservations.

I struggled with whether this was a 4 or 5 star experience. I wish I could give 4.5 stars but,…read morealas, I cannot. Therefore, I coin it official round up day and round the score up to a 5!!! When I arrived they asked if we had a reservation and we didn't so they asked us to hold. I was worried we wouldn't get in but was very happy they found space for us. I must say everyone we encountered were very friendly (a tad slow at times but made up for it with friendliness). Their signature sweet tea is to die for - the mint infused delight was so great it was worth a second glass! The milk and honey latte was a hot cinnamon joy as well. I ate the smothered chicken and biscuits. It has a slightly spicy Cajun sauce, I got to pick the style of eggs and I opted for scrambled. Good choice! The biscuits (2) were soft and the chicken and eggs paired with them well. The chicken was a bit tougher to cut so they should offer people a steak knife or something sharper than a butter knife to cut it. But that is a mild complaint because the dish was delish. I also tried the berry French toast. It was super thick and, while it was a bit light on berries, the flavor was good and so was the syrup. One of the two slices tasted a bit on the greasy side but I still ate quite a bit of it. I finished the meal off with a fabulous sweet potato bread pudding. I love bread pudding and this was my first sweet potato variation to the dessert. Me likey....me likey a lot! This is my new favorite bread pudding, hands down!

Over love that this is a black woman owned coffee spot nestled nicely in the community. All City…read moreCafe is one of those spots that feels easy to settle into. They serve the basics well coffee, tea, and a solid mix of small bites, sweets, and made to order sandwiches that actually hit. The space works for whatever you need that day. You can pull up with your laptop and get work done, or just sit back and people watch without feeling rushed. It is family friendly but still calm enough if you are trying to focus. Overall, it is a cozy, reliable spot that does not try too hard but still delivers.

Was around the neighborhood and wanted a midday coffee break. Glad I came by, owner was so sweet,…read moreand place was cozy with a really beautiful art. Ordered iced pistachio latte and chocolate avalanche croissant which were perfect combo. Just what I needed. Decided to stick around for a bit and unwind. Would love to come back again next time!

Absolutely delicious…read more I got the croissant breakfast sandwich and it was perfect. I have now come back 3 times and I've just moved here. The chai tea latte with almond milk tasted like Christmas . I loved it. The juices in the refrigerator are not my style. Just not sweet enough but someone would love it.

Good service. Had an iced latte that wasn't too sweet and could still taste the expresso. Will…read moredefinitely stop in again when in Thea area. They also offer drinks with sea moss that I plan on trying as well. I'm

Not many options (well only this one actually) within walking distance from the Courtyard hotel…read more Will be much better when the other restaurants open across the street. The food was good; nothing to write home about, but if you're hungry and need something quick, this is your option. Pricing was a little high for what was received. No one was in the cafe when I entered and it was 5-10 min past the cut off for breakfast foods and I wasn't allowed to order breakfast. Rules are rules of course, but didn't seem like the idleness would lead to such a hard and fast rule. Furthering my summation of less than stellar service--the owner (I'm assuming) struggled to understand me in English and I couldn't understand her's. I'm assuming she was the owner, because she had all her personal items out on one of the tables; she would tend to them between customers. She also walked out to her car to get items for the cafe. Given it "felt like" -1 degrees according to The Weather App, seems like it would be common courtesy to allow patrons to park close. She was parked in the spot right next to the handicapped spaces. Essentially the only space close to the cafe. Didn't affect me, because I walked, but leaving spaces open for customers is best practice at most establishments. I'm from out of town (hence me staying at the Courtyard), so not sure how this compares to other local establishments. That being said, try to plan to get food elsewhere if able.

overcharged me for an item that I did not order and refused to give me my money back. they acted as…read moreif they could not understand what I was saying. they spoke a different language

I wanted a quick spot to relax on a day off from work and found vigilante. It's a cool spot with…read morecool people working there, I can see why the place is popular for college students and wfh enthusiasts. I had a small classic açaí bowl with no blueberries and an iced matcha. When they say small, they mean it but it's honestly just enough. The açaí was honestly a highlight for me and I'd easily come back for it.

I've been to Vigilante Coffee many times at both the Hyattsville and College Park locations. During…read morewarmer months it's usually packed on weekends, so the slower pace in colder weather felt expected. I ordered online and grabbed the 16 oz salted maple latte. Smooth, balanced, and not overly sweet. Their mocha is also really good and always consistent. It's one of those spots where you'll see people holding meetings, studying, or casually linking up with neighbors from outside their own area. The atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming. They offer plenty of drink and food options, and the croissants I've tried have always been fresh. I also love being able to see the coffee machines in action. The staff is consistently friendly and smiling, which makes you want to keep coming back. Definitely worth a visit if you're near either location.

Food and service so good you'll forget you're in a mall parking lot!…read more We were out running errands and decided to grab a bite. Unfamiliar with the area, I jumped on yelp and found The Farmhouse with its 4.4 star rating. So there we went. The Waugh Chapel area is a giant shopping center. Wegmans, Old Navy, Verizon, etc. The Farmhouse is in a new building near the man road. Their whole thing is farm to fork, with some herbs and greens grown on site and others sourced locally. The service is great! Fast and friendly. Instead of bread or rolls, they warm you up with some country style homemade cornbread. Freshly baked, cast iron skillet, with butter and syrup. Yum! We had the meatloaf and the chicken and chicken and biscuits. The meatloaf was tasty, with homemade mashed potatoes and perfectly cooked fresh green beans. The chicken and biscuits is kind of like a chicken pot pie without the crust. The biscuits are on top so you can decide how much bread you want. The vegetables are nice and fresh, and the chicken is perfect white meat. A++ on both entrees. For dessert we had half-baked, which is an ooey gooey cookie and a brownie in a cast iron skillet topped with ice cream. We liked it, but next time I'll probably have just ice cream because the ice cream was absolutely perfect. Where are you? Stevensville? Baltimore? Solomon's? Alexandria? DC? You should make the drive to Waugh Chapel Station and get some fresh, delicious, better- than-home-cooked food.

We had a mixed experience here, but there's potential…read more I made a reservation for 6 on a Thursday night and when our group grew to 14 the following day, the restaurant was able to accommodate, which I really appreciated. When we arrived, our table appeared to be ready right at our reservation time, but we still had to wait to be seated. It wasn't a long delay, but it was a bit confusing and felt like a service issue. The ambience is beautiful and well done, and the bathrooms were clean. The food itself was solid across the board, and the chicken and biscuit was actually even better the next day as leftovers. Unfortunately, the service was the biggest drawback. Refills only happened when we asked, and splitting checks for a large group was more difficult than expected. At one point when a correction was needed, a member of our party noticed the server visibly rolling her eyes, which didn't help the experience. Drinks are also served by the can rather than fountain style, which made them feel overpriced without refills. For a place that presents as upscale, the experience shouldn't feel nickel-and-dimed. Overall, nice atmosphere and good food, but the service needs improvement before I'd consider returning.