My server Chavara customer service was amazing, professional and very knowledgeable of the menu and…read morevery engaging! Her recommendations were on point! The food is delicious! The restaurant is clean, music is good! My overall experience was wonderfu! I will definitely be visiting again soon and with friend!

Have been to Milk & Honey a couple times and I'm never disappointed by the food! Huge portions as…read morewell. I've had their brunch (the french toast is incredible) and now their dinner. To my surprise, they had the biscoff chicken & waffle available for dinner too, so of course I had to try it and it was delicious. The chicken was flavorful and the waffle was well made (just the right amount of crispness). There was a biscoff cookie on top of the whipped cream and biscoff butter on the waffle, but the butter didn't add much in terms of flavor. The mac and cheese is solid and plentiful. They also participate in restaurant week so you can get a good amount of food for $35. However the sweet potato bread pudding was bland. The servers were very friendly and patient so the overall experience was enjoyable. The College Park restaurant is small so I recommend making a reservation especially for brunch so you don't have as long of a wait.

Made my way here for a slice of chocolate cake. They have full cakes, Mexican breads, and cake by…read morethe slice. The chocolate was rich, sweet and so decadent!

I was greeted warmly when I walked in. It is a small, cozy shop with a small variety of baked…read moregoods. I got a chocolate, cookies and cream, and red velvet. The chocolate was so bad, I spit it out. It was also extremely dry. The red velvet wasn't good and it was also dry. I wasn't expecting a lot, but the cupcakes weren't very good. I opted not to try the cookies and cream one at all. I just trashed it all. Good thing the cupcakes were only $2 each.

I'm a regular with my neighbors at Centrado. We almost always go for the papussas or the bagels…read morewith cream cheese but we have tried many other dishes and have never been disappointed. I like the licuados, but I know the coffee and tea service is also excellent from observation. The ambiance is friendly, open and welcoming.

Good - elote pancakes are delicious…read more Bad - I ordered ripe plantains and got not just dry but burnt charcoal slices.

Some of the best smoothies I have ever had. Love them so much, I had to start recreating them at…read morehome when I can't make it in to the store I love the fact that they are dairy free, and they use dates as a natural sweetener unlike a lot of other smoothie shops.

I love their smoothies. I probably get a smoothie once every two - three weeks from this location…read more It's right inside of the Bible book store and boarders the health food store within the same location. You can get a lot of unique smoothies from this place. The best part is they are sugar free. I'm against sugar at least twice a day, so when I found they use dates to sweeten the smoothies I was hooked.

I recalled reading a while back about how delicious the buns are at Bun Cafe, so I decided to swing…read morethrough while waiting for a food order nearby. I was happily greeted by the man behind the counter. After observing the menu, which included not just buns, but ice cream, smoothies , bubble tea and some sandwiches and salads, I approached the counter. I said, "Since it's Buns Cafe, I should try your buns, right??" And he happily obliged... they have regular sized ones and mini ones... which honestly don't look all that small, and you can get 3 for $5 (or the regular sized one for $4). The frosting was thick on it too! The man asked me if I wanted it heated, and how could I say no? I went to sit down and I dug into it. Phenomenal. It melted in my mouth, the temperature was perfect, and I really liked the flavor of the frosting. It was more than just vanilla. I don't know exactly what it was, but I would go back just for that bun... and now I'm excited to explore their other options! Who knew such a gem was so close to home???

Looking for something sweet yelp led me to the Bun Cafe. It was in the mall very small and dim lit…read more I tried one Cinnabon roll and wish I told her to warm it up because it wasn't very moist.

The biscuits are amazing! Light and fluffy. Great fried green tomatoes! They come with greens…read moreand cheese along with a light sauce. The smothered chicken and biscuits was amazing!!! The Cajun cream sauce was so good we asked for extra. Good drinks, they will balance them to your preferred level of sweetness. Eggs were cooked perfectly to order. Cici was friendly professional, and quick! They were able to get us everything we needed/wanted. 5 stars would come again.

Everything I had was good here. A little pricey but so is everything HEADED THAT WAY in the DMV…read more TIPS - Free parking on the side - One entrance so you will need to make a u turn if you're coming from the interstate - They recommended some cheesecake French toast, and it delivered

Should I be here? Did I interrupt something?…read more The overall experience, though, felt a little awkward. It seemed like I may have walked in while they were breaking their fast for Eid, and I couldn't shake the feeling that I was intruding on a private or family moment. The setting added to that feeling. The location is small and tucked behind a school, almost hidden in a cut of what feels like an abandoned building that's connected to a very old gym. I saw students in uniforms, so the school appears to still be active, and there were boys playing basketball in the gym, which made the whole experience feel even more unexpected. Inside, the decor gives unorganized carryout diner. I stopped in for lunch and ordered burgers and fries. The food itself was good, not AMAZING, but decent. The cashier, cook, the one lady (who wore many hats) running the whole place was very nice and quick with my order. That said, the food they were serving for their Eid meal looked and smelled amazing. It honestly made me want to ask for a to-go-container for that.

I just happened to be out this way and was looking for something different or at least a spot I've…read morenever tried. I thought I was lost because it's attached to a school in the back. They have a sign so you really can't miss it. So if you don't see the sign you didn't drive back far enough. I'm not sure if it's a one man show, but he did that!!! Your food is cook to order and it was not too busy luckily because I had an appointment to head to. It's a small spot, seems attached to a school. Nothing fancy at all definitely give a "hole in the wall" spot, but you know what they say about those spots! Food is good!!! Television was on while you wait and you could sit down if you desire to. I would go back to try something else. I saw the chicken and tenders, and chicken tenders with fries. It looked good I'll say that. Prices are decent too. Quick good lunch and I grabbed 2 cookies. I didn't get a picture but they were chocolate chip and BOMB!!! Freshly baked that's why I got them.

I didn't like my smoothie. It was weirdly thick. I couldn't get past the texture. Hubby liked his…read more I won't go back. But perhaps try it if you like.

The cultural vibes in here are as immaculate as the acai bowls themselves. They're usually playing…read moreupbeat, lively music and there's such an epic mural on the wall. There are several different bowls that come in a couple of categories, or you can get smoothies or toasts. I usually do the acai bowl with chocolate in it, and it never disappoints. I will say though... that they're more like cups than bowls, but it's the quality of the food itself that counts right? I'm a huge fan. They also have these tasty cheesy bread bites -- it's called pão de queijo. I enjoy those, and will most likely get some sooner than later. Roxa (pronounced ho-sha) Bowl is where a Venezuelan restaurant used to be (that I was sad to see go), but whenever I want a healthy snack, this place typically comes to mind. Looking forward to supporting in the future!

I have had consistently good experiences at this First Watch, and I wanted to give special…read morerecognition to Genevieve Hardin, the manager, for exceptional customer care. The breakfast and brunch options here have consistently been high quality. The menu feels fresh, creative, and thoughtfully put together, with options like avocado toast, quinoa bowls, fresh juices, and seasonal specials. The lemon blueberry cornbread was delicious, and the restaurant itself is in a nice location, well kept, bright, and pleasant to visit. During one recent visit, there was an unusual service issue at the front. Genevieve stepped in with exactly the kind of professionalism, warmth, and accountability that makes a real difference. She listened carefully, did not minimize the concern, took responsibility on behalf of the restaurant, and made sure I felt valued as a customer. What impressed me most was not just that she addressed the issue, but how elegantly she handled it. Genevieve was calm, gracious, sincere, and clearly committed to making things right. Her response reflected genuine leadership and real care for the customer experience. Mistakes can happen anywhere. Genevieve's response is the reason I left still feeling good about this location, and she deserves real credit.

Make a reservation if you can! I walked in Saturday morning and was told the wait was ~15minutes. I…read moreended up waiting around 35minutes. It was worth the wait though. Blueberry cornbread: really good! Not very sweet so I could have eaten the whole thing. Tomato soup: I'm not a huge fan of tomato soup but it's the only soup on the menu so I decided to try it. It was really fresh with basil in it and not too acidic. I would get it again.