A great bunch place, chain or otherwise! I recently went here with a friend for a weekend brunch…read moreand had a good experience. We were able to order and get our food quickly and get seats, despite Tatte being busy. The costs were reasonable for our portion sizes and everything was beautifully plated. I got the tomato basil soup and the lamb hash and both were delicious. The tomato basil soup was rich and creamy; however, the roll could have been better. My lamb hash was perfectly cooked, well-seasoned, and paired perfectly with the potatoes. The labneh, herbs, and the tomato salad added delicious freshness to the hash, and the challah served as a great vessel for eating the hash. I tried my friend's spinach, Jerusalem artichoke, and egg plate, and it was also tasty, with properly done eggs and hearty bread. I would recommend Tatte for your next weekend brunch!

Cozy and very cool atmosphere. Very nice staff, delicious pastries (tiramisu is something else!)…read moreand also flat white is great. They use farm milk which is huge plus in my books

Staff is SO KNOWLEDGEABLE -- in children's section two people could immediately connect stories to…read morethe interests I described! The environment in the store is lovely too! I just ordered on line - easy too!

After many visits to the Connecticut Avenue location, I finally became a member! Such a tremendous…read morevariety of books. I also really like all the "non-book" gifts that are available - they make such good presents. The cafe downstairs- the Den - is terrific. Had the Bagel with Salmon and Spinach and Cheese Croissant. Huge number of author talks across the three locations. Great bookstore.

This cafe is a calm and cute space. More so a grab and go spot, but they have some bar stool…read moreseating and a few outdoor tables. The menu is small but items are good quality. The yuzu kosho salmon sandwich was unique and tasty! The passionfruit cruffin and the yuzu lemonade were both too sour for my liking. However they do offer self service sugar and simply syrup to sweeten up your drinks.

very cute pink interior and quite busy at around 1:30pm on a sunday afternoon! the baristas were…read morebustling behind the counter to fulfill the orders, all of which can be made on the touch pads. they have different unique drink options and pastry options- an asian fusion bakery lover's dream. the strawberry matcha latte with oat milk and a 10% tip came out to $9, a bit steep but i guess in this economy, not too crazy of a price. it was very pretty, as most strawberry matcha lattes are, but honestly it wasn't the best i've had. it was kinda watery and i couldn't taste the matcha too well. i think it may have been partially because of how much ice was in the drink. my friend got the miso french onion bread pudding and it was good- very savoury and flavorful. she also got the matcha float, and the matcha ice cream was good- it had a nice matcha flavor. the matcha drink part of it was also kinda watery but undoubtedly had a stronger matcha flavor than the strawberry matcha latte. overall, this was a bit disappointing because i was excited for a delicious strawberry matcha latte, but it didn't hit the spot.

My favorite coffee shop in the world. The Dav, as us…read moreAmerican students so affectionately call it, is essential to life at the university. I think the hot matcha tea latte is the best. The selection of teas is exquisite, and the "mush" overnight oats are delicious! I rarely indulge in the pastries here, but they are sugary, tempting, and delicious as well. Thank you, Dav, for all the times you powered me through my studies with a perfect boost of caffeine. I will always be back.

I remember the days when a coffee shop was a place that people went to find some solace, some…read moretranquility, some knowledge or maybe a pleasant encounter. Forget all this.... This place is so dull, even a hangover won't drag me to get in. The fact it is in the middle of the American University campus, that in itself would have you believe that this place is the nucleus of gallant uprisings of intellectual revolution and meetings of professors and their beloved student, far from it! Its dull, over priced, bad service and certainly a hangout out of necessity because the nearest starbucks is far from a block away!

The food is so good, some of my favorite muffins and lots of healthy options. The staff is very…read morekind and they have a delightful outdoor patio. Definitely recommend!

My friends and I stopped by on a weekend afternoon. The space feels homey and a chill place to work…read moreor grab a drink. There are a few different types of seating, which is always a plus. Many of the pastries were already sold by Sunday afternoon, but there was definitely still something to choose from. Don't forget to checkout the fridge in the back for other beverage options.

I could live on their baguettes. So fresh and delicious. Stopped in on a walk and got a purple…read moretinted iced tea with lemon that was so perfect and didn't need any sweeteners. I brought my baguette home and ate it with salted butter and strawberry preserves and It was heavenly. My husband tried a honey donut, it was okay. I also got a piece of gooey butter cake which was also fine, but it's the baguette that stole the show! On a Sunday afternoon there were a bunch of people seated outside and a few inside. We ordered and paid quickly. They had lots of gourmet food options and I look forward to coming back when I need fancy salts or other such items!

Know what you want before getting in line. There's not really a menu when you walk in, and by the…read moretime you get to the glass counter it's pretty overwhelming especially when people are waiting on you. Very cute space, they're known for their bread. Their pastries were good, but nothing out of this world. The bear claw ate dry, the doughnut was surprised doughy and bouncy (delicious), and the ham and cheese croissant was soggy. I would do my research next time - seems like people like their sandwiches!

I had a great 5-star gluten-free experience here at Yours Cafe in DC. Although they did not have a…read moreseparate gluten-free menu, the staff was very helpful and took my gluten-free needs seriously. I let the server know about my dietary restriction, and they checked with the kitchen to confirm what could be safely prepared. The service was attentive, patient, and reassuring. They made sure my order was adjusted properly and seemed careful about avoiding cross-contact. The food came out fresh, well-prepared, and delicious. I felt comfortable dining here and appreciated how accommodating the team was. I would definitely come back and recommend it to anyone looking for a gluten-free-friendly restaurant in DC.

If you're in Washington DC, do yourself a favor and stop into Yours Cafe. We found this lovely…read morelittle café while in town for a work conference and ended up having one of the best team breakfasts we've had in a long time. The coffee was outstanding and every bit of food we ordered was fresh, flavorful, and clearly made with care. What made the experience even better was the owner herself. She waited on our group and brought such a fun, welcoming energy to the entire place. She was charismatic, engaging, and made us feel like regulars from the moment we walked in. 10 out of 10 experience. Great food, amazing coffee, and exceptional hospitality. I'll absolutely be back the next time I'm in DC.

Dropped in this morning for my usual Flat White Latte. "Jackson" was behind the counter.. great…read moreservice. Yes. The service has changed a bit since acquisition, yet the ambiance is similar: Warm, clean, comfortable, welcoming, and friendly.

For those unfamiliar, Compass Coffee is like the local version of Starbucks. Out of all the local…read morecoffee shops, it's home to the most locations across the D.C. area. Started by two veterans, Compass has weathered some bumpy roads over the last few years with leadership, splits, and unions. That said, this location is quite large. Ironically, it's close to a Starbucks in Spring Valley in Northwest D.C. Walk inside and order a pastry or one of their many coffees. Their almond butter latte is among my favorites. The actual space is large with plenty of seats from tables, booth seating, to high top tables. There are plenty of outlets and strong free WiFi. Restrooms are in the very back.

We met here as a family before going to a memorial service for our dear cousin. The space was…read moregreat, both and inside and outside. They had a good selection of drinks and pastries, and staff were really helpful.

I admire local cafe spot like Coffee Nature. On top of it being a space where it is…read morecommunity-oriented, I can also tell that the workers here really care about their customers. Wanting to pop in, I ordered the iced tea as a pick-me-up. Although there isn't much to alter a standard iced tea, I thought it was pretty clean to try (if that makes sense?) Inside of the cafe, there was plenty of seating where people worked on their laptops (and super quiet too). If I'm ever in the area again, I will be open to try more of their drink options!

Sandra and Shawn have some of thee best energy and passed the vibe check. I stopped by this…read morelocation to get a warm drink. Did y'all know that the pistachio latte is back?! I'm pressed. Anywho, as soon as I walked in I was greeted and provided excellent customer service. More of this -- kindness, humility, being humorous, and positivity, is needed, and especially with all of the craziness going on in our country and world. Exchanges like these make experiences pleasant and memorable. Please stop by this location and say hello! Shout out to Sandra for this delicious pistachio latte!

Baristas are friendly. If you get decaf Americano with your latte, it tastes alright . If you get a…read morecold coffee, that's decaf, the one I tasted was terribly burnt and bitter. I had to throw it out after a sip.