This place is great, my husband and I come here all the time. The food and coffee is great, they…read morehave amazing baklava and medovik, my husband is Eastern European and he says the medovik is exceptional! and the shop owners are very welcoming and kind. My husband and I would come here for the service alone regardless of the food . But the food and coffee being good is a plus !

Deliciousness - 4/5 Happiness - 5/5…read more Come visit this charming Turkish coffee-house, especially if you have a sweet tooth. We stopped here for a quick coffee and bite to eat. We got the Mushroom Soup, which was definitely my least favorite thing. Although it had a good umami flavor, and plenty of mushroom chunks, the consistency was a bit thicker than I liked it. However, I was more than happy with the Spinach Borek, which even my kids gulped down. I also really enjoyed my Turkish Coffee, which was super dark (my kind of coffee). They have a lot of sweet options as well - from turkish delight to ice cream to entire trays of baklavah. What I also particularly liked was the decor. Although they do "to-go" orders, I highly recommend eating there. Your food and drink will be served in really cool dishware by very friendly staff. They're also happy to answer any questions about the menu that you may have.

We came to Lima Coffee Shop for an early lunch, and we're glad that we stopped by!…read more This cute little Peruvian cafe is cozy and offers some good eats. We ordered: +a blanca Mocha - this was prepared very well; strong, creamy, and tasty! +a beef empanada - the exterior was a bit too thick, and I wasn't a fan of the filling flavors +a chicken empanada - the exterior was a bit too thick, and I wasn't a fan of the filling flavors +a Pollo sandwich - kind of like a chicken salad sandwich with mayo on a French bread; bread could have been less crusty and more fresh; the chicken salad itself was seasoned well and tasty; comes with shoestring potato sticks (I thought it came with fries); don't forget to request extra of the spicy sauce! +a Lomo Saltado - very generous in portions, this was prepared well and had great flavor; don't forget to request more of that spicy sauce! The spicy sauce, which seems like a spicier version of the aji, was amazing and a great complement to the food. Service was very friendly and kind. You order first at the cashier, and then just choose any of the tables. There also seems to be patrons coming in for to-go orders. Plenty of parking in the strip plaza lot. +tasty hot sauce! +great coffee +friendly service +plenty of parking

Service/ambience was mediocre, the lady waitressing was not welcoming, seemed bothered, I walked…read morein, anyhow I had a latte it was OK and had some fried plantains that tasted like a banana fried There was only one other person in this cafe. Overall would only maybe come back to pickup coffee

Better than Paris baguette and so happy they had coffee bread to satisfy my Korea mocha bread…read morecraving, it was great not as good but great. It's clean, the service is good run by teenagers who are sweethearts, and the environment plus plush seating was great for helping me focus on work. I was there 4 hours and their WiFi was fine it never got overcrowded or loud. Go, enjoy!!

I think this place is a great addition to the Woodbridge area. I really like the open-concept setup…read morewhere you can choose your own pastries.. it makes the experience feel welcoming and convenient. I especially enjoyed the variety of both savory and sweet pastries, as well as their cakes. I also tried the mango smoothie, which I really liked. Overall, I appreciated the selection and how fresh everything seemed. It's definitely a nice spot to stop by if you're looking for pastries, or a refreshing smoothie.

I stopped by here with friends after a race, and overall, the experience was just okay. Nothing…read morebad, but nothing that really stood out either--especially for the price. I ordered a vegetarian crepe, and my friend got an Oreo crepe. Both were decent, but honestly pretty underwhelming. The flavors were fine, just not memorable, and definitely not something I'd go out of my way to get again. I also tried a vanilla chai latte, which was the same story--good, but nothing special. The biggest downside for me was the value. I ended up spending around $17, and it just didn't feel worth it. Between the portion size and the overall taste, it felt like something I could've easily made at home for a fraction of the price. Service was okay. The woman working there had a more straightforward, no-frills personality--not particularly warm or welcoming, but not rude either. Just very to-the-point. The space itself is also pretty small, with limited seating. It's probably best suited for quick stops or takeout rather than sitting and hanging out for a while. Overall, it wasn't a bad experience, but it didn't give me a strong reason to come back. If you're nearby and curious, it might be worth trying once--but I wouldn't go out of my way for it.

Simple coffee and food spot. It's in downtown Occoquan so some street parking. Follow the coffee…read moresign. You order up front and then sit down. Some seating inside and a little bit outside. Very calm and chill place to hang out. I ordered a Toffee Nut Coffee and the Uncle Johnny Hot Savory Panini. The sandwich was good, it wasn't cut all the way through but good flavor. It had a lot of onions and peppers but not bad. I would like to come back and try their Crepes but would come back again.

About a 1-1.5: We were recommended to stop by Cervantes, as this is one of the popular picks for a…read morecaffeine fix. Located in a more industrial area of Springfield, you can find random eateries and cafes around. We ordered: +a latte with oat milk +and, a Mexican Mocha - prepeared with espresso and Mexican mocha mix, topped with whipped cream and chili flakes Both drinks were not piping hot and more lukewarm; the whipped cream was artificial, and the chili flakes seemed old and expired as it had an off-putting taste to it; both drinks had a weird aftertaste and as just not enjoyable. The place itself is set up nicely, with a few tables and large buckets of coffee beans. Parking was easy, as there are plenty of spaces in the spot. +not-so-great coffee +parking available

Warehouse space converted to a cafe. Limited seating area, parking as well. Coffee is great and so…read moreare the staffs. Order by the counter and pick up when done. Theres a huge roaster unsure if functional or decor.

Great service and delicious cheese sliders. Order to go to have a quick dinner. friendly…read moreenvironment.

Love The Spot! David and Denise have created a great local place. Coffee drinks, great brunch…read more Soups and sandwiches are tasty. Love the flatbreads and Maryland crab soup is a favorite. A great reason to head to Belmont Bay and support a local owned business .

I love this place! Good coffee and good atmosphere :). You can either order your food to go or sit…read moredown and dine. They have a breakfast menu as well as a lunch menu. don't forget to try one of their desserts that are on display.

​My boyfriend and I decided to check out Happy Place after seeing it all over TikTok. While the…read morecafe itself is small and cute, the experience was a bit of a mixed bag. ​The Service: When we walked in, we stood at the host stand for a while without being acknowledged. Eventually, we just walked up to the cashier. Since it was our first time, we were clearly a bit lost, but there was no "hello" or "welcome" the cashier just handed us menus and told us to order at the counter. The lack of communication made the atmosphere feel a bit unwelcoming. ​The Price & Value: The bad part of the experience was the checkout process. The lowest tip option on the screen was 25%, with the highest being 32%. For a place where you order at the counter and receive minimal service, that felt very steep. ​I ordered the Barrio Breakfast and an horchata, though I was confused as to why I was charged for a more expensive "iced horchata latte" instead. My boyfriend got a bacon, egg, and cheese on white bread and a bottled Coke. Our total came out to nearly $60. ​The Food: To be fair, the food was actually very tasty and we had no complaints about the quality. However, in this economy, it's hard to justify the price for what is essentially a meal you could make at home for a fraction of the cost. ​Overall: It's worth trying once if you're curious, but because of the high prices and the awkward service, I don't think we'll be regulars. I only took a photo of my horchata since I forgot to take a photo of the meal.

I love a good pour over and latte, so I can get very particular with my coffee, but Cuppi does some…read moregreat work. Great specialty lattes, great breakfast sandwiches, and great pastries! For sandwiches, my go to is the O Honey on a croissant. The honey butter just adds a sweet flavor to a very hearty and savory sandwich. For drinks, it all depends on my craving. I've had the butterscotch latte and it was very enjoyable. If you don't want something too sweet, I would probably stay away from that one. My go to pastry is one of the poptarts that they have in the case. The vanilla one was fine, but the strawberry one was amazing. Both super flakey and more filling than other places I've been to that sell their own rendition of a poptart. The space is big enough to where you can hangout with friends or get some work down, and the employees are super friendly and helpful. Definitely a go to spot when in the area.

Staff was nice. The matcha was good. The sandwich wasn't bad I just don't think I should have…read moreordered it with a croissant I should have picked normal bread. It was still delicious just didn't clash together as I thought it would.

Ballywhack Shack Cafe is such a cozy little gem…read more My Husband and I had the turkey pressed sandwich #1. On the menu, with tomato soup of the day and it was absolutely delicious. The turkey was fresh and flavorful, the cheese was perfectly melted, and the bread was toasted just right. That pesto and rosemary hits the spot. The tomato soup was warm, rich, and comforting and so full of flavor and the perfect pairing for the sandwich. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, making it a great spot to relax and actually enjoy your meal. Add in a great cup of coffee and the southern peach sweet tea was so delicious. it's the ultimate comfort-food experience. Highly recommend Ballywhack Shack Cafe for a satisfying breakfast/lunch and a cozy vibe. Oh Yes , their staff is amazing. It's so good we came back a second time for my short visit. Will revisit again.

My friends and I stopped by for a quick morning coffee. I went with a banana pudding latte which…read morewas pretty good but I wish the banana flavor was stronger. The coffee was also slightly weak in my opinion. There were several outside tables on the patio which was nice. Saturday morning 8am was quiet but it really picked up around 9-10am. This is a cute spot and I'd come back for another coffee if I was in the area

Greeted warmly from the moment we walked in. The menu is small but thoughtfully curated, and…read moreeverything we ordered was delicious. The round croissant with everything bagel seasoning was such a unique standout. My toddler loved the little play kitchen area, which made the whole experience even more enjoyable. The owner was incredibly warm and welcoming. We'll definitely be back!

Coffee is fantastic the service was quick and I was able to get my order right away! It's also…read morevery cute inside if you wanted to sit down and eat in