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.

Skip Gregory's across the street. Lot 38 has the superior coffee and service…read more I was greeted by whom I assume are the owners and proceeded to order my litmus test for new shops. (Oat Cappuccino) Unlike the other two coffee shops in the area, I felt a respect for the craft with my order. Perfect foam texture and temperature. Latte art was present (unlike Gregory's). Most importantly, the flavor was such a wonderful contrast from what I had been drinking on my weekend stay here in DC. Balanced and chocolatey. I hope I can find a place that serves Illy like this back in Chicago.

Any Day Now has a little something for everyone. Good food if you're there for a meal, good coffee…read moreand espresso drinks if you want more of a cafe experience. Plenty of seating from counter top to table to lounge style chairs. And yes, free WiFi. I had a Vietnamese iced coffee with ube and loved it, the espresso tasted great and the ube was a nice touch without overpowering the taste. I also had one of the breakfast scallion pancake sandwiches, super interesting! The scallion pancake served as the "bread" and was itself very tasty. It was a nice, relatively light meal, and the kimchi I added gave it another burst of flavor. I'd definitely come back here, great spot for food, drinks, and a little work.

I've come to Any Day Now twice in a month to do work and I love it! I'm a sucker for an all-day…read morestyled-business and that's exactly what this is. I'm a fan of their chai lattes more than the matcha, but my friend LOVES the Vietnamese coffee with ube cold foam. The staff are nice and give you time to think over the plethora of options. The floor to ceiling windows help you ponder assignments and dream of a life where you maybe don't work full-time. I wish they'd open a second location, so I didn't have to travel far, but I'll make the trek every time!

I LOVE Gregory's!!! My go-to order is the Salted Caramel cold brew and the Vegan Deluxe sandwich…read more But I also enjoy trying the seasonal drops like the Cherry Blossom Matcha and Banana Breeze latte.

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.

If you are a coffee lover in mornings Maman brings morning…read morecoffee experience to next level! With a variable of pastries options, coffee and hot / cold drinks! Maple Chocolate laminated brioche Fabiola was very nice, friend and kind ! Supper attentive ! Perfect place during Fall Season mornings!

İt was busy. İ want willimg to try that cube croissant…read moreCheddar scolin was different salty and sugary... İt wasn't comfortable but the food is ok. Ambience also ok

I always hit this spot when I'm seeing a show at the Anthem!…read more Delicious (but a bit pricy) Cuban food, cocktails, and coffee. What keeps me coming back time and time again are their double-fried tostones. The texture and flavor is absolutely insane, and the sauce it comes with is to die for. I've also tried their Cuban sandwich, which is hot, melty, and scrumptious. The shop itself is bright and modern, and even has a small outdoor patio section. I will definitely be back when I have more shows at The Wharf in DC!

Due to the Cherry Blossom Festival, the shop was extremely crowded, and I wasn't able to fully…read moreenjoy my experience. The staff seemed a bit overburdened trying to keep up with orders and get everything out in time. That said, the young man and woman who prepared my order were kind and very focused on doing their best. I definitely plan to return and give them another try under less hectic conditions. This location is an entire vibe. It's tucked down a painted alley that leads you to a side entrance, which I actually preferred over the front. Parking is what it is at the Wharf, but I recommend parking near the museum and walking over. Once inside, you're met with gorgeous decor and a thoughtfully designed space that feels like a Spanish-style bar set in nature. The tile, the color palette, and the food and drink options all come together beautifully. I ordered the Carrot Cake Con Leche, which came out to about $8 after tax. It was tasty and a great treat after my morning run. It did take about 15 to 20 minutes to receive my order, but given how busy it was, that felt understandable. I'm looking forward to returning and experiencing it at a calmer time.

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.

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 !!

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.

Stopped in for a drink with friends. The place was packed, and had a nice vibe. The crowd was…read moreyoung, 20s and 30s with a few older folks (like me and my friends). It was loud and it was hard to hear what others were saying. Still we had fun. The music was great (I commented that some of the music was older than most of the patron lol). We did not try any food but the drinks were great. I had a French 75 and loved it.

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.

Stopped in spontaneously on Saturday morning with a friend. Originally came in just for coffee,…read morebut we ended up also getting some food. I ordered the Iced Pistachio Latte - Espresso, pistachio, milk, ice, pistachio cold foam and the California Omelet- Egg whites, sauteed kale, mushrooms, avocado. She ordered the Llama Bowl - Organic fair trade acai, bananas, strawberries, 100% pineapple juice, granola, bananas, blueberries, strawberries and the Iced Mango Matcha Latte. Everything was delicious and there were several offerings for my friend who is gluten-free, which was a major plus. The service was great - answered all of our questions, offered suggestions, etc. The serving sizes were good size - I was pleasantly surprised the omelet came with potatoes and toast (there weren't pictures on Yelp yet - so happy I can add one)! There was also a selection of hot sauces to add to your meal too. Space was open with high ceilings and lots of natural light! Few tables to sit at our different bar spots. They offer WiFi for their customers as well.

I'd give it a 3.5 stars - I took my partner there for our first date. It is a cool spot and…read moresomewhat hidden away at first glance. Love their little decors inside. Their iced Vietnamese latte is pretty good during the summer time... and I've also tried hot Vietnamese latte, which is alright and pretty much an average taste. They usually have a rotating flavor for latte specials such as matcha latte or elderberry matcha latte for example. They are not too bad and just unique. But I'd settle down for a regular latte instead of being adventurous on different tasting from this coffee shop. Alternative milk costs about extra $0.75 if you desire something more than just milk in your latte, just for your information. Service is quick and simple. The barista is friendly and interactive when you order something.

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.

Okay I LOVE this place. The vibes are excellent, and the coffee is too good. I would highly…read morerecommend a dirty chai latte, especially on a chilly morning. It's so cozy and delicious. There are no gluten-free pastry or breakfast items here (that I saw on my visit), but the coffee was worth the visit alone.

Magical!! Atilla has taken Paris and plopped it in the heart of capital hill! Jenk orders the most…read moreamazing gluten free dairy goodies from Europe- even an amazing sourdough gluten free dairy free loaf ! Zane's is always ready with a smile - and the wonderful Latina ladies behind the counter are hustling ! My question / hope - when does he take over the rest of the space and expand the cafe with wine and prosecco service ?!