This is a cafe and restaurant. From drinks to pastries to savory meals. I love the variety. The…read moreprices are reasonable. There are several in DC. All of them have decent amount of seatings and nice interior decor. Good service. I like this place so much for the convenience and good food and drinks. You can have a decent entree for $20 and under - for that price, it's very good. And they open until 8 pm!

Great place to get lunch! They have so many different food options--sandwiches, salads, soups,…read moreShakshuka, bowls, pastries, etc. The place is spacious inside with tons of seating--during weekday lunch it can get busy so you might need to wait a few minutes for a table or high top. You order your food first, then find seating. Food comes out fairly quick. Dishes I've tried and would recommend: Chicken Pita, Turkey BLAT, Spiced Shrimp & Avocado Mousse Salad, Chickpea & Fava Plate, Lamb Meatball & Labneh Shakshuka, and Short Rib Grilled Cheese Sandwich--there's so much I want to try but haven't yet! Their cookies are delicious too, my favorite is the Halva Chocolate Chunk Cookie.

It's a small space with limited seating, so definitely more of a quick stop than work café. They…read morehave standard pastry options like croissants and cakes but also Mediterranean options like cheese borek and dubai chocolate creations. Their specialty seems to be their loaded lattes, but I opted for just a Turkish coffee. Staff was friendly and there's a military/government discount offered!

TLDR: Really enjoyed the matcha flavors but wish the matcha quality itself was higher. The cheese…read morepie and baklava were both also really good! My wife and I were in DC recently and wanted a matcha. We hadn't tried Dolphin cafe yet and thought why not. I ordered the seasonal peach matcha and the wife ordered the strawberry matcha. Both flavors were really good and the syrups used were actually good quality. But I wish they used real fruit puree. I feel like that would really level the drinks up. We also ordered a cheese pie and 2 baklava. The cheese pie reminded us of a similar thing we ate in Greece that was so delicious. Pro tip: get a little honey drizzled over the top of it. The baklava was a pistachio baklava, not a walnut so not the Greek way. But it was very moist and delicious still. The service was quick and friendly. There wasn't much interaction outside of ordering and asking questions.

Everything was wonderful. Food was delicious…read more Atmosphere was elevated cafe and noise was acceptable. Waiter service was great! Make a reservation.

I've dined here before and even left a praiseworthy review on yelp a few years ago. Our breakfast…read moreexperience yesterday was, sadly, quite the opposite. The greeter was charming and courteous but the tone changed as soon as we got upstairs to our table. The food preparers and the female waitstaff were engaged in loud boisterous talk bordering on flirtation. We felt more like intruders than guests. The food was adequate but not worth the cost. Bacon was rubbery and eggs were tasteless. Toast was barely warm. We will choose the Marriott across the street for future DC stays despite the comparative old world architectural distinction of the Willard. Too bad.

I love Joe and the Juice and this location did not disappoint. It's nice and spacious with a cool,…read morefun vibe. I ordered the "Feel Good" and it's exactly what I expected. Service was good and now I am good. lol

Good for takeout or quick stop. The place is noisy for meeting with friends and business catchup is…read moreruled out.

Corn & Spinach Shakshuka... DIVINE. TBH, I had no idea what I was ordering, so when it was…read moredelivered to my table Iookin' like my poached eggs were swimming in a bright yellow soup, I passed some judgment It's described as "Poached eggs in a creamy corn sauce, with baby spinach and zucchini, topped with heirloom cherry tomatoes, feta cheese, zhoug, Aleppo chili oil, and parsley. Served with housemade sourdough," but I didn't see any of the veggies and barely saw the eggs. And, again.. it looked like soup. Little did I know I was about to ingest the equivalent of culinary SUNSHINE! Guys, I don't even know how to describe the flavor... It was a little bit sweet from the corn, but then also a bit creamy. It was one of the best dishes I've ever had. Who knew a popular place known for their baked goods would deliver such a gastronomical delight? If you go and see this on the menu... give it a try... hopefully you enjoy it as much as I did.

This is a cafe and restaurant. From drinks to pastries to savory meals. I love the variety. The…read moreprices are reasonable. There are several in DC. The menu is huge for a cafe! So many options. All of them have decent amount of seatings and nice interior decor. Good service. I like this place so much for the convenience and good food and drinks. You can have a decent entree for $20 and under - for that price, it's very good. And they open until 8 pm!

Bookstore review. We did grab some dinner too but see Kramers All Day Restaurant for that one…read more I loved this little bookstore. I met my cousin for dinner and we spent time before and after exploring the shelf's. Loved the layout and intimate vibe. Everything seems well organized and it all made sense to me and sections were clearly labeled. I enjoyed the bookstore so much I couldn't leave without grabbing at least one book.

I love, love, loved this place…read more A full-fledged bookstore with tons of books, sections, accessories and gifts PLUS a legit breakfast/lunch/dinner restaurant with great food, gorgeous patio/dining area? I am SO in. We stopped in bc my husband's last name is Kramer and it's spelled the exact same and I saw the brunch/breakfast options and wanted to eat here. We loved it. Tried the avocado toast, brioche French toast and a smash burger and everything was delicious. Service was good, food was out quickly, portions were huge, all A+++. Enjoyed shopping after and will 100% come back. They are very active on Instagram and usually have seasonal specials and neat events.

We ordered two pickup orders and they were both accurate and ready as promised…read more The Cranberry Pistachio Cookies were wonderful and I definitely wished I'd ordered more to enjoy. I did not stay to eat inside but the decor was elegant and very inviting.

There are three Tatte Bakeries in DC. This is a review for the branch on I St…read more Close to our hotel, Tatte was our go to place during our three-day visit. I had breakfast and lunch there twice each for a total of four meals. The locale looks like an old European coffee shop with back and white tiles and wooden fixtures. You order by the display cases then take a number to your table and a server hunts you down with your order. With the exception of one grumpy cashier, the staff was super helpful. The coffee was good, the food better. The breakfast muesli was excellent: muesli and fruit over super thick Greek-style yoghurt. Turkey avocado sandwich was very good. But the star was shakshuka with lamb meatballs. Wow! Very large portion arrives in a hot skillet together with three pieces of challah toast. Hard to imagine a better lunch.

Takeout review…read more Enjoyed a delicious Anaheim Scrambler (substituted for egg whites) While the bacon bits were scarce, the egg white omelette was absolutely delicious. Sides: fruit medley (amazingly fresh and sweet) and a slice of Mom's harvest. Truly enjoyed my meal and highly recommend as I've had other items on their menu, extensive pastries, good coffee, and great lunch selections

The usual great quality, taste and service I appreciate at my neighborhood Corner Bakery back home,…read morewas consistent here in D.C. It is a short, convenient walk from the JW Marriott. There was plenty of seating inside on a late afternoon, after the lunch crowd. My grilled cheese was delicious, hot and stringy with cheese, and went well with the chunky tomato soup. Very friendly and helpful servers.

This bakery may be the best in DC. The butter croissant could be crispier on the outside, but it is…read moreso fresh, light, and buttery on the inside that you feel like you can't stop eating. The butter croissant is really the highlight here. The pistachio croissant is very good as well. Seems like it is twice baked, so the outside is a little more crunchy. The pistachio flavor is sweet without being overwhelmingly sweet. The fougasse is a brioche dough with slight orange blossom flavor. Visually it looks like it could be a tough texture, but it's softer than you would think. I would say the texture is right in between brioche bread and foccacia. Very nice treat that also is not too sweet. Maybe the best bakery in DC. It's between this and Nino's. It's a must try.

This bakery, now cafe has been a DC staple for years now and despite its small interior, I can…read moredefinitely see why both locals and tourists stand in line to get freshly baked delights from here. I had the pistachio croissant which was divine. However, I definitely hope to be able to come back to indulge in their delicious meringue desserts.

An amazing restaurant. Goldilocks would eat here as it was just right in all aspects…read more Walked in and found a seat at the back counter (there were 3 or 4 tables inside and a counter). Small for sure but good use of space and sort of added a warmth for winter. Also, real flowers and plants inside were lovely. Hot drinks (cocktails) were perfect. We had crab dip and vegetarian gnocchi that was delightful and rich. Dessert is an absolute must! Service was super friendly. Truly enjoyed dining here and hope to go back for brunch and pastries.

I got the cardamom bun and I also got the lamb meatballs from here and I was a little disappointed…read more It was not what I remembered from my prior adventures in Denmark. I think that I came here with very high expectations for it to completely match my experience of Study Abroad which I didn't. I don't think I would get the lamb meatballs again, but the cardamom bun was pretty good. The service was pretty good here. The café was a little bit tight, but we still got seating. However, it didn't really remind me of the cafés in Scandinavia. I think that this was not very representative of what I remember Scandinavian as.