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Tatte Bakery & Cafe | National Landing

3.9 (72 reviews)
Open • 7:30 am - 7:00 pm
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Mark N.

Everything you would expect from a Tatte. Solid breakfast and coffee. Good service. All in a fast casual framework with decent prices given the quality.

Lamb Hash
Joanna C.

No free parking nearby esp with the construction. Plenty of seating here. Lamb hash was very good, super flavorful. Breakfast sandwich was good, but not worth $10. Good service and clean bathrooms.

Croque Madame
Matthew Y.

Tatte is one of my go-to cafes in Arlington. The pastries are the real draw here -- consistent, good place to sit down (if you need to do some light work) and hard to walk past the display without grabbing something. The black sesame latte is a must-order (though I really wish they offered a 16oz size). Tried the croque madame this time, it's solid. Flaky croissant, good ham, sauce dripping everywhere. It's good, but honestly the pastries are still what I'd come back for first. 5 stars. Just give us a bigger black sesame latte, please.

Pistachio Croissant, $5.25
Calder S.

It's Tatte. I like Tatte cafes a lot -- the decor and atmosphere is nice, they have a large and tasty menu, and the prices are ok since the quality is better than other cafes. I visited on a very cold and windy Saturday afternoon and the place was busy, maybe 3/4 full. I got the Lamb Shakshouka ($16) -- my go-to order -- which was delicious, like I remember it. It comes with 3 large pieces of bread for dipping, plus a stew of eggs, lamb meatballs, tomato, and peppadew peppers. Tip: get it to go, even if you are eating it there, because you will probably have leftovers. I also got the Pistachio Croissant ($5.25). The croissant filled with some pistachio paste and topped with pistachios, but I could have used more paste inside. My companion got a Flat White ($5.40), it was fine. Also an Egg in the Hole with Ham & Cheese ($14). The Egg in the Hole had two fried eggs, ham, cheddar cheese, and chopped salad with a sesame Jerusalem bagel. This was our first time having this and we both liked it a lot. The bagel by itself was a bit sweet, but it was balanced out by the savoriness of the rest of the dish. Definitely compose your bites to get a little of everything. I minor service comment: we happened to sit next to the kitchen and I asked the store manager there for a fork (since I didn't get one with my shakshouka). He gave me one, along with a few sentences about the self serve station on the other side of the restaurant (not in view). I just needed a fork, not a lecture. And the store layout means you might never walk by the self-serve station.

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Henry R.

The server was very helpful as it was my first time here. She explained the menu and how to order and even made a few suggestions. I settled on the breakfast sandwich and a flat white. The coffee was good, I thought a little too much milk but it was good. The sandwich was eggs and bacon and was delicious. The bacon was thick and hearty with a smokey flavor. The place seemed ready trendy and I'm not sure of parking since I walked. Good over experience.

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Margeaux D.

Came back here a second time to order food to go so we can have a lazy morning. I am sorry I did not add photos because we ordered the same sandwiches as a few days prior. ... and we demolished these as soon as I got back to the room. However we got different desserts!! It was hustling for a Monday morning and holiday morning. I did not have my cochlear implants with me so I can't hear anything. I didn't know you could order online but I'm pretty good with ordering the old fashioned way. Anyway, I typed my order in my notes on my phone and explained to the cashier that I can't hear. He was super kind about it, and took my phone to read my order and plug it in. He pointed to where I could dress up my iced coffee and grab utensils and napkins to go. He somehow informed the cooks who were making our sandwiches that I can't hear, so while I was waiting a little away from the crowd, they came up to me, made sure I could read their lips but also showed me the order receipt to confirm that it was me. Thanks y'all for being deaf friendly! Got back to the room and it was as heavenly as the first day, that we had it. He with the breakfast sandwich and me with the croissant sandwich. I ordered a strawberry turnover, almond croissant, morning bun and the cinnamon pecan rose. I ate my morning bun and it was delicious. He had the other three through out the day. He doesn't say no to sweets. Wish there was one of these in Buffalo.

Tony W.

Hands down one of my favorite coffee and bakery shops. I always have to stop here when I'm on these coast. I've never had a bad experience, great food atmosphere and staff.

Pistachio Croissant
Cynthia K.

Got the morning bun, pistachio croissant, donut with strawberry filling and the sugar donut Delish!

Ambiance
Christy D.

My favorite, treat Big windows,classic ice cream shop ambiance. High chairs at the bar. High ceilings, ceiling fans, pastel green walls. Fun for the family or me! The counter person didn't have a smile but the visit wasn't spoiled. So many choices in the case and pre-made options but I chose a brownie. It was fresh, moist, the right amount of sweet and ready to be be enjoyed, as I did!

Traditional Shakshuka
Phoenix 7.

Always a hit. Every person , every dish. Impeccable . Beyond delicious highly recommend to everyone.

Dark Chocolate Mousse Cake (GF)
Zoya F.

Very nice baked stuff, good service, and exceptional ambiance. Such twee displays! My friend and I were initially confused about clearing our own tables, but then figured out we could leave the dishes. She spent some time wiping down the table when we arrived because it was not beautifully clean. I would still visit again.

Traditional Shakshuka
Kay

Tatte is a solid go-to for a chain coffee shop that still feels not fully commercialized. The line can get long, but the cashiers are efficient, so don't let it scare you off. You should expect to wait a bit for your coffee and food once you've ordered, but the staff is great about bringing everything directly to your table so you can just relax. Their shakshuka is filling, seasoned perfectly, and comes with two poached eggs and feta cheese on top. Their tea options are okay, their coffee is much better, and the house latte is a must-try if you like a little bit of spice in your drink. The sandwiches and pastries are also consistently good across the board. It's usually pretty crowded inside, so if you're lucky enough to snag a table, definitely stay and enjoy the atmosphere. However, if it's too packed, I recommend heading across the street to the left to the National Landing area to enjoy your coffee outside!

Seasonal latte
Ariana H.

One of my favorite places in DC! Wish we had these on the west coast, lots of great food options, always super busy but they are very quick and friendly. Look forward to stopping by every time I'm in town.

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