Manifest Bread is a cute shop with a nice vibe. The customer service was great and I was greeted…read moreimmediately with a smile. The young lady at the counter was friendly and patient. I ordered a biscuit with jam, a chocolate chip pecan cookie, and donut for my daughter. I only went for a quick treat but they were placing out some fresh made sandwiches that looked good. The apple and cheddar sandwich sounds good so I'd come back to try it. I didn't see the coffee menu until after placing my order but they do offer espresso and lattes. The cookie was delicious and had a slight salty flavor that complemented it well. The biscuit was good too but tasted healthy. I would order it again. I would revisit Manifest Bread to try more of their menu items. The service was great, there was room to sit inside and there's a dedicated parking lot. I went during the week so I'm not sure if parking is as easily available on the weekends.

I've purchased their baked goods at regional farmers' markets and wanted to see the brick & mortar…read morestore for myself. It's located in a convenient, small shopping center off of Route 1. Parking is challenging at peak times. The selection of baked goods is varied and fresh. The line to buy items can get long. There's a decent-sized space to "eat-in", should you want. The sweet potato/chili/pistachio bialy is quite a creation, really like it, zings big time. I've never seen that flavor combo in a bialy before and hope they keep making it. The gingerbread with meyer lemon glaze has a very deep ginger flavor that's quite memorable. Not as keen about the breads. The community sandwich loaf is too plain for me and the sourdough breads are tame.

I ordered the iced honey cinnamon latte and half of açaí bowl which was very good. The cashier…read moreknows ASL and is able to communicate very well so that's a plus if you're Deaf. Table tend to be full if you plan to work on your laptop and very limited charging station. So be prepared and have your laptops full charged incase you don't sit by the plugs. 10/10 recommend this place.

Vigilante continues to roast and brew very good coffee. There's a richness in their product that…read morekeeps me coming back for more. Whatever Chris Vigilante and his team are doing: keep going, please! The loyalty program is welcome and helps regulars. I've come to enjoy the various baked goods that are for sale. This wasn't always the case. There's been a concerted effort to offer better options. Last visit, I got a pastry knot sprinkled with pistachio nuts that was scrumptious and a yummy almond croissant.

From the time I stepped in the door to the time I walked out, customer service was exceptional. The…read morefood was great. Had beef sliders and old bay fries. I couldn't stop eating fries. The mocha latte with a shot of caramel was bomb. Also, the best part....playing the games. They have endless. There isn't enough time in the day to play em all. I didn't know so many board games existed... They are also very open to helping you select a game if you are overwhelmed. I'll be back. ESPECIALLY for those damn 2nd time there was cool. However, we had five people and wanted a

COLLEGE PARK, Md. - A fun coffee shop/cafe place with board games galore. Brunched there on a…read moreSunday. Pretty good food; nothing amazing but a step above your diner breakfast. My goat cheese and strawberry preserves grilled cheese sandwich ($9.50) was decent. The missus' French toast ($15.75) was very rich, and definitely doesn't need any addt'l syrup. Our server, JJ, was uber attentive, checking on us frequently. We'd return, if in the College Park area.

My first meal upon arriving to Hyattsville! I ordered the combination option with 2 meat and 2…read morevegetable dishes. I chose the spicy kifto, yebeg alicha, kik alicha, and gomen. It was a little bit of a wait, but it was so worth it. The portions were generous but just right for a very hungry lone diner. The injera was soft and had a nice chew, with good fermentation and a tangy flavor. The two meat dishes had intense flavor and were super tender. I was in love with the strong cardamom flavor from the kifto, it was the highlight of my meal. The gomen and kik alicha were a nice complement to the two meat dishes. More mellow yet still flavorful, they helped to balance out the meal. And all that for just a little over $20 in 2025? Amazing! Would come again.

I was in the area to meet a friend for coffee, and they suggested we grab lunch at this cozy coffee…read moreshop and restaurant. I loved the flavors. Most dishes were vegetarian, with some great meat options available too. The service was excellent, and the staff were warm and attentive. The vibe felt like an old school coffee shop filled with comforting aromas. The food was delicious, prices were reasonable, and there was plenty of parking. I'd definitely come back.

I always love popping in here for a sweet treat. Their baked goods are authentic and affordable.read more

Went looking for pan de muerto, found it, not amazing but not bad, good flavor and several other…read morefun options for sweet treats. Though a fair bit more expensive that other local Mexican bakeries

I am so glad that this place is still doing well! And what's better than a Sunday Funday with their…read morepretty darn good happy hour? Somehow, I had only been to this place during the winter time, but it is a completely different vibe during the warmer months. The outdoor space is stunning, and everything just feels brighter and happier. The staff are really nice, the patrons are enjoying themselves, and they just have excellent food. My friend and I happen to come during this fashion show event so there were complimentary hors d'oeuvres for everybody present, but we still ordered delicious deviled eggs (I could've eaten a whole tray of them) and had some great cocktails. You know, for the first time ever, I paid attention to a bunch of board games that they have on a shelf. But based on the stuff that's on the shelf in front of them, I am not 100% sure that they are up for grabs, but it still looks cool. Anyone who is in this area should definitely pay them a visit. You won't regret it.

Beware--on Saturday and Sunday, the kitchen closes from 3-5pm! The hours listed on Yelp are not…read moreaccurate. My friend and I showed up for a late lunch, and after I stood waiting for service for almost five minutes, the bartender finally came closer to me and said the kitchen was closed. She had been looking at me the entire time and didn't say anything or try to signal to me, so I found her behavior pretty rude. Also, I had previously visited this restaurant for happy hour and found the food and service to be average.

Food and service was great! Solange was friendly and attentive. Really enjoyed the coliflower bit…read moreand cherry blossom pie were delicious!

My first time here but my son has been here a few times and suggested we go here on our way back to…read moreBaltimore. My son is now a senior at Maryland and this place is minutes away from campus. First of all, it is located off route 1 in Hyattsville in a new shopping area I had seen years ago when it was under construction. Now all finished and it's a nice area. Parking is a problem but park in the rear is fine and free too. A plus. On entry I did see a large place with lots of people eating and having a great time. I love the vibes I was catching. Love the old bookstore/ library feel. Since my son had been here before, he recommended the pan cakes which he got. My wife the same but wanted the sweet potato style. I had the caesar salad. Everything was good except my wife's drink. she had also ordered a peach mimosa. The peach schnapps was weak and for her, not enjoyable. I tasted it and had to agree with her. Weak ! Nice place. I will be back. Loved the menu. This place reminded me of an upscale dinner. Cheers!!

Stopped by after picking up a salad next door!…read more You could smell the delicious coffee in the air! So I had to stop by... Perfect afternoon pick me up after a much needed day of a little self care. Was greeting and welcomed promptly. I ordered a vanilla latte with cinnamon and Oat milk and an extra shot of espresso! Also going to try a delicious almond croissant after my workout! Wish there was a closer location to me...I love a good coffee shop! Happy Yelping!

Great coffee shop with a nice vibe and decor. We ordered a cappuccino and a macchiato. The…read morecappuccino was creamy, well-balanced, and served at the perfect temperature. The espresso was smooth and mild -- not too bitter or sour. The service was average, as I waited over 10 minutes to receive my drink. Prices were reasonable for a small coffee shop. There is a seating area, but depending on the day and time, it can get very crowded and the music can be quite loud. It's not the best place if you're looking for a quiet spot to sit and read. There's a small parking lot in front of the shop, but spaces are limited. Some customers park briefly to grab drinks and leave, and if your car gets blocked in, you may need to wait before exiting.

I love the concept and the fact there is a nice option in the home of Brentwood. Creative drink…read moremenu. Fair prices and good customer service. There is lots of seating and different food options inside the location. There is an upstairs seating area and small arcade section. Also there is free 2 hr parking in garage on the side of building.

I still enjoy this food Hall for its diversity, ample seating, and events. Some of these events…read moreinclude bingo and trivia alternating on thursdays, live music on Saturdays, and some one-off events. At the moment, there are only three full food vendors in there: Big Fish, Flame & Cones Pizzeria, & La Michoacana. The last one is the only one that has been there for as long as I can remember, the other two are newer, but tasty all around! And I always have a fun time at the bar. Ron is my dude! Always professional, friendly, and we bond over gaming haha. The guava margarita is one of my favorite go-tos. And check their calendar and menu for extended happy hours, Thursday is definitely a time for it! They have very few food vendors right now, but I hope that this isn't a sign of decline. I hope someone else comes in and they continue to do well!

I pulled up to Shortcake Bakery, only to find them closed. I looked to my right and saw Maryland…read moreMeadworks. I peeped their website and noted that they sold Shortcake Bakery's patties, which is what I was looking for. Inside, this place is funky and fun. The staff were friendly. I tasted a few meads and went with the Mead Marian, a traditional mead, which was quite good. I also had the vegetable and curry chicken patties, which were excellent. The bathroom had a primer on bees, which was helpful and means I am minimally less likely to run screaming from them. I highly recommend siting and I am looking forward to returning.

This place is awesome!! It's not very big, but it has quite the charm to it! Their logo is a bee,…read moreand in many instances it has the Maryland flag in its wings... it's so cool! One of the main mead ingredients is honey, which explains why they use a bee as their logo. They offer free tastings of all of their meads, and most of them can be in a flight of 3-5oz pours, depending on ABV. The Zanzibar and Mead Marian were my favorites -- one was their standard, and the other was their strongest. They were a lot of cool ones in between, like one having a coffee flavor, one being spicy, some being combined with fruits.... there was a lot of fun to be had tasting all of those. The honey taste really comes out most of the time. They don't make their own food, but they offer some snacks and sell patties and desserts from Shortcake Bakery, the shop next door. I had a chicken and veggie patty -- both were delicious and flaky! It also ended up being a night when a live performer was playing. I was devastated to see that I had just missed karaoke the night before though. The band was AWESOME, I have to say... very funky, and they weren't too loud either for the space. Some folks from my party got up dancing, so that's a good sign yeah?? All in all, I'd delightfully come back here just to hang out. Did I mention they have a bunch of board games? Pro tip: parking outside is EXTREMELY limited -- overflow is at the park across the street from Shortcake Bakery. After a certain time, you need to grab a pass from inside Meadworks.