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Yellow is a fairly new establishment but it's already becoming a DC staple. The vibes are always up, friendly, and welcoming. I got the halva honey latte with oat milk which was yummy and had a good balance of sweetness and flavor. To eat we shared the jammy egg shakshuka croissant and the lamb pita. Both were fantastic. The shakshuka croissant was flavorful and had a nice outer crisp. The lamb pita was delicious and packed. Overall, Yellow is an amazing cafe for flavorful food and tasty coffee.
I would have preferred the Georgetown location but we went to the Union Market location because it is so convenient from Union station. We went around 9:30 in the morning on a weekend and it was already packed but luckily we found seating as soon as we got done ordering at the counter. Definitely get here early! Even on a weekend, there were so many people chilling on their laptops. I saw one woman on a 4 seat table, taking her sweet time with just 1 drink and her laptop while so many people were waiting in line with their trays full of food. A no laptop policy on weekends is usually a good idea if they want people to sit back and relax rather than take their stuff to go. We got the Baklawa Mocha, Rose Milk Tea, Orange Blossom Croissant, Chocolate Halawa Pain Suisse and Breakfast Egg Pita. All the food was phenomenal - especially the breakfast egg pita. It was so fresh, flavorful and filling. I also loved the Chocolate Halawa Pain Suisse - if you love middle eastern desserts with a western twist, definitely get this! Both pastries were extremely flaky and fresh. The Rose milk tea was very fragrant and had a strong flavor of rose and cardamom. I did not like the Baklawa Mocha at all because it tasted very watered down. Would return for their food but will skip the drinks for sure!!
I get it. I get the hype. I get the inclusion in the Michelin guide. The line, the close the door policy, the area where parties packed like little sausages waiting for a table, or their order to be called, it was all worth it. If I'm honest, they had me at French techniques and middle eastern flavors but it helped that a friend's friend recommended Yellow, and the Union area in general. To be honest, I almost skipped it entirely after seeing the line, but I'm glad I stuck it out. Although I couldn't make out the menu until my time to order I was proud of what I ended up with- the halawa honey, a smooth balanced coffee for the coffee lover seeking a sweet treat, and the smoked amba chicken pita. I now feel inclined to go back and try everything on the menu. From this brief introduction alone, I feel Confident that anyone who bear the line will be rewarded.
Quite literally the best pita I've ever had in my life. Once you realize the owner/chef has a Michelin star for Albi, it makes sense. The photo does not do this morsel justice. Soft, freshly baked and steaming when you tear it, smelling of zaatar, paired with perfect hummus. Great service and vibes as well. Yellow is a MUST.
It's been a year since I visited and I still think about the items: Orange blossom croissant Cardamom morning bun Za'star croissant Breakfast egg pita Halawa Honey Latte Coconut cardamom iced coffee I think about the eggs in the pita every time I eat breakfast. Nowhere has given me such a balance of flavors and such perfectly cooked food. The standard was set the day I ate at Yellow and it may never be matched. Service was impeccable, the staff was friendly and answered all of my questions. When I visit a new spot, I want to try it all. The space was busy but friendly and service was quick. Ambiance was lively and productive, a great way to start the day. If I lived even remotely near Yellow, I would stop there every morning.
A little loud for a sunday morning, but the service was excellent and the baked goods were exceptional. The team from Albi delivers.
Everything is amazing from their cafe, to the food, to the ambiance... felt like I was sitting in someone's home Would go there a million times
Saw this restaurant pop up on "Somebody Feed Phil" so I had to check them out since we were close to a location. Since it was later in the day, they were out of some of their baked goods items. So we grabbed the bbq lamb shoulder wood-fired pita sandwich and shatta batata tots to share. The sandwich was big in size, so you can easily share it. My daughter and I shared it and we both liked how filling it was and the ingredients were fresh. The lamb was super tender and the combination of flavors were amazing. The tots were also seasoned well. It also came with a tasty creamy dipping sauce. I did wished they were cut in layers like a hasselback potato like I saw on the show. I thing texturally it would have been more interesting than the current tots which had chunky pieces of potato in squares. For the drinks my sister got the coconut cardamom and I got the peanut dalgona. The peanut dalgona drink is the drink to get. I loved the flavor profile and the creamy topping. The place was busy. At the end of the day reservations aren't required. It's sit where ever available. Overall we had a great time. We would come back again.
I've been a number of times to the yellow in Georgetown, but this was my first time to the union market location. It's nice that they have a pick up window to make it easier for online orders because even around two an hour before they close there was still a line out the door. It was moving pretty fast, so not as big of a deal. There's a decent amount of indoor seating, and I felt like the turnover of tables was pretty high with open seating, so not too hard to find a seat. I ordered the BBQ lamb shoulder pita which is also apparently rated one of the seven best sandwiches in North America. I can understand it. It was actually really good. A lot of good flavors. I felt like it was going to be not filling in the beginning, but was actually quite filling and had good meat depth in the pita. They pitas are made in house, so small imperfections make it more original. It is a little bit saucy so definitely grab some napkins, but it's a ton of flavor and definitely makes sense why it's one of their signatures. I've had their chicken pita in the past and that was also really good. Definitely a must stop if you're in the union market area. You can also order online if the line is
A popular Middle Eastern inspired Cafe. It has two branches in DC with slightly different menus. I have been to both places for breakfast/brunch. Tried the pita, the labneh, the Zaatar Croissant and the Roselle/Malabar tea. The tea was my favorite. Very refreshing, with a hint of spiciness. The pita was huge; each weighed about ~6oz so one piece is generally enough for one meal. It was freshly baked and very fluffy and relatively thicker than the pitas in most restaurants. The labneh was just normal. The Zaatar Croissant was stuffed with lots of labneh and coated in Zaatar. The Zaatar smelled amazingly but did not have much taste. The labneh went well with the croissant. In short, it is an interesting cafe but not a must-visit place if you are traveling in DC -- even if you are a fan of Middle Eastern food like me:)
Finally made it here! We were originally going somewhere else but changed mine.. ended up at Yellow. Since we were early, we were able to fit seating somewhat easy. Ordered Baklawa mocha, coconut cardamom, strawberry rose muffin and jammy egg. All were 10/10! Would def come back for more!
I was saying at a nearby hotel and on Sunday I walked past it at lunchtime and the line was stupid long so I skipped it. But it was still on my list and I knew I wanted to go and thankfully on some days they close at 8 PM so today only about an hour ago I had Yellow for dinner. I truly think this is the play because the crowd inside were all locals for the most part and they were all super chill. I ordered the smoked amba chicken pita and smashed cucumbers. I have to say this was the best pizza I have ever had in my entire life and dare I say I speak for everybody that this is a must do in Washington DC. The chicken was incredible and had the smoke infused, the whipped tahini was fantastic and the herbs and onions were awesome in their own right. I didn't want it to end but thankfully it was a decent sized pita sandwich. The cucumber were OK and I got it because I need more veggie in my life. But I also needed dessert and the lady at the storefront recommended the chocolate chip cookie thingie. This too was the correct choice because this thing was so buttery, but I'm not sure if they use butter but regardless it was eye rollingly good.
I may or may not have stopped by Yellow simply for their soft service ice cream! I had the Labna flavored soft serve which is basically like vanilla yogurt. It comes topped with pistachios and baklava flakes. The best part? They pack more of those toppings within the cup, so you're getting even more chewy baklava goodness distributed throughout. Now, $12 for ice cream is a bit crazy, but so is buying anything in DC. It was also bustling in there so basically I need to return for their dinner!
I'm not gonna lie, I'm here because plenty of social media profiles have recommended it. I'm glad I listened. Ordered the 1.) breakfast egg pita: - soft scrambled eggs, kashlaval, pali salad, and green shatta labne. 2.) peanut dalgona - Iced latte with peanut and coconut cold foam The breakfast pita had soft creamy eggs, sauce reminding you a herby chili paste, and the peppery bites from the arugula based salad. The takeaway is the soft pita bread housing everything inside. Solid alternative to your traditional breakfast Sandos. Peanut dalgona, was nice and creamy. Coffee felt from quality, where it has a clean caffeine kick. Peanut and coconut cold foam carries the flavor profiles of the full drink. Staff was supper friendly, helped guide us as we never been there before. Plenty of space inside. I read that this was the bigger location versus Georgetown. Open kitchen concept, so you can actually look into them make your food/bread. Was definitely a highlight to the trip, they were quick, if I ever stop by DC again, I'll make sure to come back read more
23 days ago
This spot was one of my must do on our recent trip to DC, after reading and watching ALL the reviews of must eats! We arrived sometime between breakfast and lunch, it was still busy and didn't stop the whole time we were there. Menu is not extensive and we chose 2 pitas SMOKED AMBA CHICKEN 17 crispy batata + pali pickles + green shatta labne CHARRED FLANK STEAK 22 little gem + pali salad + chermoula labne - both were absolutely delicious, great flavors - LOVED the pickles and the crispy batata especially! Drinks : Diet soda COCONUT CARDAMOM iced coffee coconut cold foam - this was an exceptional cold foam flavor - much lighter than a typical cold foam Dessert: LABNE 9 pomegranate molasses + EVOO - DO yourself a favor and do NOT miss out on this. This was our favorite part of the meal. The little salt sprinkles mixed with the pomegranate and olive oil (which went beautifully with the labne) chefs kiss. So good. I want more. Next time I'm in DC I will return for this deliciousness. read more
Yellow is a fairly new establishment but it's already becoming a DC staple. The vibes are always up, friendly, and welcoming. I got the halva honey latte with oat milk which was yummy and had a good balance of sweetness and flavor. To eat we shared the jammy egg shakshuka croissant and the lamb pita. Both were fantastic. The shakshuka croissant was flavorful and had a nice outer crisp. The lamb pita was delicious and packed. Overall, Yellow is an amazing cafe for flavorful food and tasty coffee. read more
I would have preferred the Georgetown location but we went to the Union Market location because it is so convenient from Union station. We went around 9:30 in the morning on a weekend and it was already packed but luckily we found seating as soon as we got done ordering at the counter. Definitely get here early! Even on a weekend, there were so many people chilling on their laptops. I saw one woman on a 4 seat table, taking her sweet time with just 1 drink and her laptop while so many people were waiting in line with their trays full of food. A no laptop policy on weekends is usually a good idea if they want people to sit back and relax rather than take their stuff to go. We got the Baklawa Mocha, Rose Milk Tea, Orange Blossom Croissant, Chocolate Halawa Pain Suisse and Breakfast Egg Pita. All the food was phenomenal - especially the breakfast egg pita. It was so fresh, flavorful and filling. I also loved the Chocolate Halawa Pain Suisse - if you love middle eastern desserts with a western twist, definitely get this! Both pastries were extremely flaky and fresh. The Rose milk tea was very fragrant and had a strong flavor of rose and cardamom. I did not like the Baklawa Mocha at all because it tasted very watered down. Would return for their food but will skip the drinks for sure!! read more
3 months ago
I get it. I get the hype. I get the inclusion in the Michelin guide. The line, the close the door policy, the area where parties packed like little sausages waiting for a table, or their order to be called, it was all worth it. If I'm honest, they had me at French techniques and middle eastern flavors but it helped that a friend's friend recommended Yellow, and the Union area in general. To be honest, I almost skipped it entirely after seeing the line, but I'm glad I stuck it out. Although I couldn't make out the menu until my time to order I was proud of what I ended up with- the halawa honey, a smooth balanced coffee for the coffee lover seeking a sweet treat, and the smoked amba chicken pita. I now feel inclined to go back and try everything on the menu. From this brief introduction alone, I feel Confident that anyone who bear the line will be rewarded. read more
Quite literally the best pita I've ever had in my life. Once you realize the owner/chef has a Michelin star for Albi, it makes sense. The photo does not do this morsel justice. Soft, freshly baked and steaming when you tear it, smelling of zaatar, paired with perfect hummus. Great service and vibes as well. Yellow is a MUST. read more
1 month ago
It's been a year since I visited and I still think about the items: Orange blossom croissant Cardamom morning bun Za'star croissant Breakfast egg pita Halawa Honey Latte Coconut cardamom iced coffee I think about the eggs in the pita every time I eat breakfast. Nowhere has given me such a balance of flavors and such perfectly cooked food. The standard was set the day I ate at Yellow and it may never be matched. Service was impeccable, the staff was friendly and answered all of my questions. When I visit a new spot, I want to try it all. The space was busy but friendly and service was quick. Ambiance was lively and productive, a great way to start the day. If I lived even remotely near Yellow, I would stop there every morning. read more
1 month ago
Everything is amazing from their cafe, to the food, to the ambiance... felt like I was sitting in someone's home Would go there a million times read more
Saw this restaurant pop up on "Somebody Feed Phil" so I had to check them out since we were close to a location. Since it was later in the day, they were out of some of their baked goods items. So we grabbed the bbq lamb shoulder wood-fired pita sandwich and shatta batata tots to share. The sandwich was big in size, so you can easily share it. My daughter and I shared it and we both liked how filling it was and the ingredients were fresh. The lamb was super tender and the combination of flavors were amazing. The tots were also seasoned well. It also came with a tasty creamy dipping sauce. I did wished they were cut in layers like a hasselback potato like I saw on the show. I thing texturally it would have been more interesting than the current tots which had chunky pieces of potato in squares. For the drinks my sister got the coconut cardamom and I got the peanut dalgona. The peanut dalgona drink is the drink to get. I loved the flavor profile and the creamy topping. The place was busy. At the end of the day reservations aren't required. It's sit where ever available. Overall we had a great time. We would come back again. read more
I've been a number of times to the yellow in Georgetown, but this was my first time to the union market location. It's nice that they have a pick up window to make it easier for online orders because even around two an hour before they close there was still a line out the door. It was moving pretty fast, so not as big of a deal. There's a decent amount of indoor seating, and I felt like the turnover of tables was pretty high with open seating, so not too hard to find a seat. I ordered the BBQ lamb shoulder pita which is also apparently rated one of the seven best sandwiches in North America. I can understand it. It was actually really good. A lot of good flavors. I felt like it was going to be not filling in the beginning, but was actually quite filling and had good meat depth in the pita. They pitas are made in house, so small imperfections make it more original. It is a little bit saucy so definitely grab some napkins, but it's a ton of flavor and definitely makes sense why it's one of their signatures. I've had their chicken pita in the past and that was also really good. Definitely a must stop if you're in the union market area. You can also order online if the line is read more
A popular Middle Eastern inspired Cafe. It has two branches in DC with slightly different menus. I have been to both places for breakfast/brunch. Tried the pita, the labneh, the Zaatar Croissant and the Roselle/Malabar tea. The tea was my favorite. Very refreshing, with a hint of spiciness. The pita was huge; each weighed about ~6oz so one piece is generally enough for one meal. It was freshly baked and very fluffy and relatively thicker than the pitas in most restaurants. The labneh was just normal. The Zaatar Croissant was stuffed with lots of labneh and coated in Zaatar. The Zaatar smelled amazingly but did not have much taste. The labneh went well with the croissant. In short, it is an interesting cafe but not a must-visit place if you are traveling in DC -- even if you are a fan of Middle Eastern food like me:) read more
Finally made it here! We were originally going somewhere else but changed mine.. ended up at Yellow. Since we were early, we were able to fit seating somewhat easy. Ordered Baklawa mocha, coconut cardamom, strawberry rose muffin and jammy egg. All were 10/10! Would def come back for more! read more
I was saying at a nearby hotel and on Sunday I walked past it at lunchtime and the line was stupid long so I skipped it. But it was still on my list and I knew I wanted to go and thankfully on some days they close at 8 PM so today only about an hour ago I had Yellow for dinner. I truly think this is the play because the crowd inside were all locals for the most part and they were all super chill. I ordered the smoked amba chicken pita and smashed cucumbers. I have to say this was the best pizza I have ever had in my entire life and dare I say I speak for everybody that this is a must do in Washington DC. The chicken was incredible and had the smoke infused, the whipped tahini was fantastic and the herbs and onions were awesome in their own right. I didn't want it to end but thankfully it was a decent sized pita sandwich. The cucumber were OK and I got it because I need more veggie in my life. But I also needed dessert and the lady at the storefront recommended the chocolate chip cookie thingie. This too was the correct choice because this thing was so buttery, but I'm not sure if they use butter but regardless it was eye rollingly good. read more
4 months ago
I may or may not have stopped by Yellow simply for their soft service ice cream! I had the Labna flavored soft serve which is basically like vanilla yogurt. It comes topped with pistachios and baklava flakes. The best part? They pack more of those toppings within the cup, so you're getting even more chewy baklava goodness distributed throughout. Now, $12 for ice cream is a bit crazy, but so is buying anything in DC. It was also bustling in there so basically I need to return for their dinner! read more
4 months ago
Very nice location! I stopped in after doing some shopping in the Union Market area to grab a pick me up drink -- their Halawa Honey Latte with oat milk is so smooth, nutty, and not too sweet. They were pretty packed out and were able to turnaround orders pretty quickly. I would definitely be back! read more
10 months ago
This was the one restaurant I shortlisted before our DC trip. I also wanted to try their different dishes Georgetown location, but unfortunately we never made it out to Georgetown. But this location was one I wanted to visit because of the kebabs. Glad it delivered, both on food and service (overall service was really good during this trip). The pita bread was excellent. It wasn't your traditional pita. It was closer to pizza bread. I asked if it was what they use for their Not Pizzas at their Georgetown location. It wasn't. Our server wasn't sure what the difference was but there was a difference. It was great by itself but even better with the hummus. We tried the lamb kebab and the butcher's steak kebab. I'm not sure if the butcher's steak changes. Ours was picanha. It was perfect. Get the habibi butter rice. We got ours crispy for an extra $2 but you don't have to. They don't have a kids menu. Our server recommended the soujek with the tahini on the side. It was like a sandwich. He liked it. I usually don't order dessert but I read so many great reviews for their famous labne soft serve I had to try it. Very good. The crunchy baklava at the bottom was a nice treat to contrast the creaminess of the soft serve. Lastly, I'll also recommend the Arak Lemonade. If you like sumac you'll like this lemonade. Reservations recommended. read more
I'd been to Yellow the Cafe in Georgetown a couple times for breakfast and was curious to try their location in NOMA for dinner. I went with a friend on a Friday night and it was busy! About a 30minute wait. Once seated though service was fast and friendly. We decided to share a couple of dishes which is definitely the way to go. I recommend the octopus + soujek kebab and you have to order the hummus for the pita alone if nothing else - their pita is GOOD. And we finished the evening with the baklawa and pitaschio labne which was DIVINE, I'd go back for that alone. I'll admit having only tried their breakfast menu, the kebab prices caught me off guard especially when I realized it would be $20-30 for ONE kebab and everything else would be a la carte including any rice or flatbread. The quality is definitely worth the price though. read more
We were recommended this place and super excited to try! There was a line when we arrived around 11am on a Saturday but it moved pretty quickly. We were hoping to try the Za'atar croissiant but they had sold out by that time, so definitely go early to get the best selection! It was packed but we easily found a couple seats and food came out super quick as well. We had the smoked amba chicken + BBQ lamb shoulder pitas and were really impressed. The BBQ lamb was amazing! We also tried the apple cider soft serve w/ candied almonds, which was yummy and refreshing. We finished it off with the pistachio basbousa (an olive oil cake)... I found it to be a bit too oily for my taste, but overall we loved the food and are so so happy to support Palestinian-owned businesses. read more
Food: Yummy! Filled with lots of falafel and the pickles + feta + red shatta yogurt. I will be coming back for more! Service: Friendly staff even when they are busy busy ~ they don't lose smile~ :) Ambiance: Go early if you want to avoid standing in line. The place gets packed quickly. read more
Yellow has been on my list for a long time but I never wake up early enough to make it for breakfast without running into a line. Decided to drop by randomly one morning recently and finally got to try the daytime menu items. When I saw the menu ahead of time, I knew I had to try the Za'atar croissant - croissant filled with a lot of labne. Labne is my favorite, this croissant was definitely not lacking in labne or in flavor. The only thing I wish is that there was a warm option. I also had a little sweet option for later and had the chocolate halawa. The crunch on this thing is what was most memorable. It was sweet but not too sweet or overpowering and light enough it made you feel like you weren't breaking your diet goals too badly. Overall, I'd love to try some more menu items, was a little thrown off that they seemed a bit less special coming directly from the display, but they were still yummy!! read more
I was so excited to try Yellow! I had only heard good things, and I have to say that it lived up to the hype. I got a pita chicken sandwich and a decant pastry with pistachio and cherry. I also tried a fancy signature iced latte. Everything was amazing. I especially loved the pastry. I definitely want to go back and try some of their other goodies. They are often packed! I went during off hours to avoid a line. And I took my food to go to avoid scouting out a table. read more
THIS WAY HABIBIS INDEED. gosh the arab representation in DC is UNREAAAAAL. As a SoCal native, seeing all the immense support for levantine and palestinian businesses in the DMV is an absolute fresh air, and all you gotta do is TASTE THE FOOD!! The lebna soft serve is so so delicious, reminiscent of tart frozen yogurt... but the pomegranate molasses is just perfect with it. BUT THE COOKIE???? DONT EVEN GET ME STARTED BEST COOKIE OF MY LIFE. oh AND THE COCONUT FOAM??? god i love Arabs i hope to make my mama proud and marry one someday. i'm so sad to be back in socal like i know i have anaheim and stuff but ive been converted to an east coast girly. THANK U YELLOOOOOW read more
I had planned to grab something quick from Union Market. I had never heard of 'Yellow,' but the line out of the door and the Yelp reviews led me there. I loved my sandwich and my hot cider. I would go again! Pro Tip: Read carefully when reading the reviews. Some are for a restaurant with the same name on Georgetown. read more
4 months ago
Their pita is a MUST try here. Probably the fluffiest pita I've ever tried. Be ready to wait in line but it moves fairly quickly and is definitely worth it. read more
Cute Middle Eastern cafe near Union Market! There was a bit of a line, but it moved fairly quickly. I had the soft serve labne with pomegranate molasses, EVOO, and sea salt, which was a pretty unique combination. It was decent, but the price felt steep ($9) for the amount of ice cream given. I don't think I'd have this again if I were to go back, but the other items (harissa BBQ cauliflower pita, etc) looked super good. Overall, I would give this a 3.5/5; the soft serve wasn't bad but I didn't love it enough. read more
10 months ago
I was in the union market neighborhood and stopped by Yellow to see what the hype was about. It's like a cafe with grab and go feel paired with an open kitchen restaurant with a seating area for heavier foods. I felt kinda awkward standing around waiting for my drink order while all the seats were taken in the larger half of the space. The wait wasn't too long. I'm not a coffee connoisseur so take this review with a grain of salt. My Halawa Honey (tahini + brown sugar + honey) iced latte was good, but had like a grainy texture in every sip. I'm sure it has healthy properties and maybe would try it warm next time. read more
This is the best restaurant in DC. The ambiance is incredible, the service is perfect, the food is to DIE for. We started with cucumber salad, arayes (my personal favorite) and fattoush. We got some labne and carrot hummus with the pita (which is the fluffiest I've ever had). Then we went INTO the mains with swordfish, steak, halloumi, and vegetable kebobs. We added some falafel and battata harra which you cannot miss. When we felt like we couldn't eat any more, we finished with every kind of labne soft serve (the baklava one is my favorite). I LOVE this place and I need it to deliver kebabs stuffed into the massive pitas for lunch. read more
Everything was amazing. Friends and I had the lamb humus (which might have been the best of the best of what we ordered), the chili crisp labne, pitas with both, then the lamb, chicken, and steak kabobs with the habibi rice and the flatbread underneath, and finished it off with the twist soft serve. All the food was insanely insanely good, all home runs. Only minor minor complaint is I wish they had more dessert offerings than just the soft serve. read more
Popular for good reason. The dessert here is super unique, delicious and affordable- all great additions for the DC area. Lines can be long during peak hours but well worth the wait. The service and line goes fast anyways. Seating can also be hard to find but there are lots of places to take your dessert to go. Would recommend highly! read more
Loved the food and the coffee! Everything was so fresh and tasty plus flavorful. Staff were really helpful and kind. Plenty of seating options inside. Cute yellow cups! Self service for water and utensils. Nice spot to grab food and coffee. Parking available around the building Cookies are a must! read more
2 months ago
I came here on a Saturday morning and almost let the line out the door put me off - but this cafe is well worth the wait (and the line moved pretty fast anyway). I had the coconut cardamom iced latte and a "jammy egg." I think I'll be dreaming about both of these until I can come again. The pastry cup was flaky, savory, and a little spicy, and the egg was the perfect jammy texture. I'm not one for super sweet coffees, and the latte hit the spot. It was busy inside but not too loud, and my friends and I found a table pretty quickly. Can't wait to come back! read more
2 months ago
Now this spot has very unique options. I love their coffees and desserts. They have an upstairs sitting area and good place for coworking. I would recommend! read more
I was staying in the NoMa area and wanted to check out the Union Market but ended up seeing this place for a spot to get a quick bite and coffee. I arrived around 11am so I just missed their breakfast. However, I was still excited to check this spot out as they serve Lebanese fare. It was packed inside as there were people there working remotely and just meeting up with friends. I ended up ordering the smoked chicken pita, iced Halawa honey latte, and to go a coconut almond arak pastry. I was able to find a seat at a communal table with other that were working remote and waited for my name to be called. I received my drink first which was this iced latte that was sweet but nutty. The flavors just went together so well it was a great pick me up for my early travel and adventure in the city. Next up was the smoked chicken pita which had crispy potatoes, pickles, and labne. First, let's get into that pita. It was so soft and buttery and piping hot. I truly enjoyed the soft pita with the smoked flavorful chicken. The crispy batatas or potatoes was a great contrast to the juicy chicken and crunchy pickles. Everything meshed so well together. I ended up eating my pastry later that afternoon in my hotel and it had this sweet coconut almond filling, that reminded me of frangipane. I definitely bookmarked this spot to visit whenever I'm back in DC, definitely will try to hit this place a bit earlier or even later in the afternoon. read more
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