Looked for a coffee shop near the baseball stadium. Lot 38 Espresso Bar was within walking…read moredistance. Didn't realize caffe freddo was no longer on their menu, but the barista was super accommodating! Enjoyed my custom coffee! They use the Italian brand illy for their coffees. There's an area upstairs to chill or get work done. I recommend this coffee shop!

This is our local go-to coffee shop for multiple reasons: it's the closest *decent* coffee strong…read morein navy yard, it's not over priced, and it's locally owned. The coffee is always stronger than other places we've been too - which we prefer. The pastries are good - not life changing but solid. We had the breakfast sandwich today for the first time and it was good! They press it so the cheese was nice and melty and it tased homemade. They're always kind and happy to offer suggestions. It's cozy inside and they have a second floor you can go in search for more tables.

This is one of my favorite cafes in the DC area! They have more of an Asian take when it comes to…read morefood and drinks, which reminds me of home. I get various stuff, ranging from pastries to sandwiches. The service is always A+ quality too, I always talk to friendly employees who want to help me order. However, one of my favorite things about this place is that this is one of the few places in DC that truly feels like a cafe. Clean, quiet, respectful. Definitely recommend folks to swing by!

Had a lovely lunch here with some international family after a day of walking in DC…read more This spot was a little bit expensive, but the ambiance and food were amazing. The worker even spoke some French to accommodate my French family which was extremely thoughtful and kind. I ordered a club sandwich which came on a scallion pancake (crispy and delicious) and a cherry blossom iced latte (espresso was a little bitter). Our food was brought to us without even needing a table number (great memory by the person taking our order). I'm pretty sure this cafe is connected to either a hotel or apartment building. There is lots of great seating and it wasn't too busy when we ate around 3pm. Terrific experience and I would highly recommend!

The location is a good size with free wi-fi. The employees are borderline rude, and it's for this…read morereason alone I will go to other shops in the area. The coffee isn't good enough to put up with the poor service.

Decided to try a new coffee shop in the area. Saw a lot of great reviews and thought it might be…read moreworth the visit Located in Navy Yard, there was plenty of street parking and seating w/ outlets. Standard coffee shop vibe, clean & bright with personable associates. I opted to sit on the patio, but the Wi-Fi didn't connect outside. I ordered my standard iced chai latte with oat milk which was perfect. I was able to lock in for a couple hours and focus. This is a great option if you don't need all the bells and whistles but could use a good chai, space & quiet.

Went to the Navy Yard Maman for the first time on Saturday. Very similar vibe as the other Maman's…read morethat I've gone to, though this one seemed less busy than the others - a plus! We placed our orders and found a table right away. I enjoyed one of the World Cup Pastries - Argentina - that had a guava filling. It was really good and creative. The toasted s'mores croissant cube also caught my eye, but will have to try that one another time. We appreciate the gluten free offerings as well! We ordered peach pie matcha and an iced chai latte both with almond milk. When we got the matcha, it definitely was made with dairy milk. They were willing to remake quickly. The chai latte was alright. Felt watered down quite a bit so will likely try something different next time. A nice place to grab a coffee and catch up! The food others were enjoying looked fabulous!

Fun coffee spot to go to with a French flair…read more You can't go wrong with the coffee here. The pastries are fancy looking but there's really only one option that will never disappoint, the pistachio croissant, that one is excellent. Also, the omelettes look so good, and guess what they taste good too. Outside of the the pistachio croissant and the omelet, not sure what else you should get, because everything else has been fairly average and look better than they taste.

We stopped by Colada Shop during our trip to DC, and it ended up being one of our favorite meals…read morenear the Wharf! The restaurant is super cute, with a fun cafe vibe, and it's an easy walk from the waterfront. We ordered the Colada Trio, which came with empanadas, cauliflower sliders, and yuca fries. Everything was delicious, and it came with three different sauces that were honestly all so good. I could've eaten those sauces with everything. We also ordered the Platanachos (plantain nachos), which were flavorful and such a fun twist on traditional nachos. They accidentally forgot the cauliflower and mushroom topping, but as soon as I mentioned it, they brought it out right away along with extra sauce. Mistakes happen, but what matters is how a place handles them, and they were incredibly accommodating, which I really appreciated. It was pretty busy when we visited, and I noticed who I believe was the manager or owner helping clean tables and checking on guests. I always love seeing that kind of hands-on involvement. Great food, friendly service, and an awesome location if you're exploring the Wharf. I'd definitely recommend stopping by!

We visited Colada Shop for a weekday dinner and then went for a walk along the Wharf, and I'd…read moredefinitely recommend! We sat outside in a covered area and ordered from the table using a QR code. Service was very fast! Here's what we ordered: Mojitos: 4/5, tasted great but nothing special necessarily Colada Shop Cuban: 5/5, absolutely delicious Shrimp Ceviche Tostones: 4/5, great flavor but pretty small to share Tamarind Pollo Frito Strips: 5/5, delicious chicken, cooked to perfection and I loved the tamarind glaze Empanadas: 4/5, we liked the spinach and cheese one better than the beef one Twice-friend Tostones: 2/5, good with the sauces but pretty dry and flavorless by themselves

great atmosphere ! I was in the market for a quick drink before a movie at Miracle Theater, and as…read moreyou are didn't disappoint. basics: - gender neutral restrooms - QR code menus - can and draft options - DJs on occasion (j FYI there is a cover for this!) no frills, welcoming space. will go again next time im in barracks !!

LGBTQ+ bar/restaurant and club on the second floor. Food is not bad and if you like coffee they…read morehave a great selection of coffee. Cute place on 8th St SE.

I had a great experience at butterworths! I rubbed shoulders with the best and enjoyed the many…read moreappetizer options. The foie gras was excellent. I would recommend this location

I came here with a friend visiting from out of town. We were walk-ins. The maitre d was unusually…read morehostile. It was the first time I was dealt such a cold reception by a restaurant host. We were seated on the ground floor. The decor was exotic in a pleasant way and it looked like there were many seating or standing options. It was quiet in the early afternoon. We ordered the fries with aioli, I had the lamb tartare and my friend the lamb bolognese, and we both had pound cake for dessert. We both deeply enjoyed the taste and presentation of the dishes we ordered. The fries were hot and crispy and the aioli delicious -- I only wish there were more given the generous portion of fries. My tartare had the taste and texture of pate, despite the lamb chop exterior. Very clever. The aroma was just right. The cake was warm and moist with a crispy crust. My friend remarked that dishes of similar quality, taste, and presentation would cost triple in Manhattan. Regrettably, we were charged $12 for the $10 dessert. The waiter attributed it to a "computer error," but I've had to deal with overcharging by several of my favorite DC restaurants. Whether intentional or not, it left a bad taste in my mouth. Other cons: The menu is admittedly sketchy. My friend and I were unwilling to gamble on expensive and elaborate dishes. It sounds like the reviewers here did. Also, the restaurant is located in the heart of Capitol Hill, far from the metro. It's a long walk or you'll be looking for parking. Butterworth's is now my favorite restaurant in DC. I've been wanting to bring my family here for the longest time, but I've hesitated because I don't want to deal with the contempt of the host, the embarrassment of disputing false charges, and the pain of finding parking. I've been wanting to return solo for the longest time, but I've hesitated because the place is in the middle of nowhere, and I don't want to walk 25 minutes or pay $15 for a cab ride just to pay another $50 for a meal here, as wonderful as the experience might be. All that said, in terms of taste, presentation, ambiance, and price, Butterworth's left a strong and positive impression on me.

First here and I LOVEE the entire vibe . It's literally checked every box - hospitality , flavor ,…read moreclean open seating . Everything about this place was inviting . I WILL be back. And the DJ on Saturday 1. Salmon Salad: FRESH CLEAN TASTY AND TANGY 10/10 2. Chopped Cheese 10/10 comes with a side salad . Flavorful and the aioli that comes with it brought it all together 3. Crabby Patty has lump crab no imitation!!

Cute cafe in navy yard right behind the bullpen. The space inside is gorgeous and well lit. You can…read morecome and work in peace while ordering different food and drinks. I ordered a classic blt and it was a big size and came with a salad and I also had the banana matcha latte which was good too. I would try something else the next time. I know that they also have a bar and service alcoholic drinks as well. Service was good.

The cafe may be called "Nothing Fancy" but it's inside a Michelin-star restaurant with chic pink…read morewalls. It's a grab-and-go since there are no chairs/tables and no public bathrooms. Their menu is simple with all the espresso classics, but they also had some interesting drinks that I wanted to try. I got the ELDERBERRY MATCHA since I was curious about the combination. The barista recommended whole milk (or non-dairy milk) since it doesn't take away from the elderberry and matcha flavors as much as non-dairy milk, and I completely agreed! The elderberry syrup popped through the matcha and it wasn't too sweet! The drink overall was very enjoyable and I'd definitely recommend giving it a try. I'm glad I stopped by to give this cafe a try this past Saturday afternoon.

Nothing Fancy gets the job done…read more This cute little walk up coffee shop is high quality without overcomplicating things. The space itself is only big enough to fit a handful of people at a time (with no seating) but it's great for a grab and go experience. While I've never actually had any of the soft serve that people rave about, their coffee bar drinks are great. Over the summer I would usually order and iced latte or Vietnamese coffee, both always made with love and care. The aesthetics of the space are top notch as well - I always feel so good once I walk in. Great option overall if you're in the mood to grab some coffee or ice cream on the go!

Wine and Butter is an amazing coffee shop that prides itself not only on exceptional coffee, but…read morealso on a delightful selection of sweet treats, wine, and freshly baked goods. Sitting on their patio overlooking Lincoln Park with an iced latte in hand is pure bliss--an opportunity to slow down and soak in the serenity of the city. What truly sets Wine and Butter apart, however, is their commitment to community. I deeply appreciate that they support the National Guardsmen who work tirelessly to keep DC safe and beautiful. It's inspiring to see a local business that goes beyond serving great coffee to show genuine respect and gratitude for those who serve.

Love this little gem, coffee is great and very well priced. You can order outside and inside,…read moreinside there is a little shop with wine, cheese, snacks, and sandwiches. Service is great and quick. Highly recommend this spot if you're near by and want to grab some coffee and food and relax at Lincoln park.