After my dentist appointment in Dundalk and in need of a little latte, I stumbled upon Joanna's…read moreCafe nearby. A cute little shop that was warm and inviting. The perfect spot for locals to grab a coffee on their way to work or an afternoon lunch spot. Joanna's has a really nice menu with quite a few breakfast and lunch options. As well as a decent drink menu for whatever may suite your fancy at the moment. I settled on a Pistachio and Rose Latte, a Sausage and Cheese breakfast sandwich, and a huge Black Bottom Muffin. The latte was little on the sweet side for me, but the flavor was decent. The breakfast sandwich I got on an asiago bagel, and it was pure deliciousness. The chicken sausage was seasoned nicely, and the asiago bagel was so soft and pillowy. I thoroughly enjoyed this sandwich. And the muffin was quite tasty too. With so many items to try on Joanna's menu and their good customer service, I'll definitely be back to try some other things when I'm in the area.

Wow! I'm so glad I decided to go visit this place in person rather than a delivery order. Night…read moreand day difference. This place is adorable. They even have outdoor seating and the weather was absolutely perfect. The hostess was pleasant and so helpful. She recommended the chicken sandwich which had pesto, arugula and mozzarella cheese. Absolutely delicious. I had such a nice time here. I'll definitely be back.

An okay cafe with interesting drinks. Very retro decorations inside. The service was pretty fast.read more

What a fantastic find! Thanks to the Yelpers who took time to review this place and put it on my…read moreradar. I've now been to Abat three times. This is the sort of place that makes you feel at home from the moment you arrive. And, for someone who's been several times, I now feel like family. If you're looking for an unhurried coffee served on a silver tray, get their Ethiopian coffee service. If you're looking for a good coffee to go, they've got that, too. If you want breakfast, you're in the right place, and you can try more than the usual diner fare or avocado toast. There are a few Ethiopian dishes for lunch, too, with fantastic injera that is flown in daily from Ethiopia. If you want a special Ethiopian dish that's not on the menu, they may be able to make it with some notice. The coffee house has a small shop with Ethiopian coffee, incense, and trinkets from their homeland. It's a special place run by genuinely kind people who care about sharing their love of their homeland through their food and the way they treat customers. Don't miss it.

Heard about this spot and was in the area on a Saturday afternoon and quite around 4:30. Smaller…read morespot with a mix of regular and high top tables. Ordered a Cappucino with oat milk given fasting season. They had a few milk options. Coffee was strong/bold and tasty. Ordered some food to go-Fasting chechebsa (made with oil vs butter). Loved Abat's take on this classic Ethiopian breakfast dish. Also got some Sambusa-veggie (lentil) and beef. Both were enjoyed also. Saw some house made cakes/pastries for next time. They also have Kitfo and Tibs as well sandwiches and more breakfast items. Service was friendly and upbeat. They have a small market with spices and merchandise. Solid spot for coffee and breakfast!

I come to this location regularly because it's on my way to work and, even though the customer…read moreservice isn't always great, my order is usually correct. Today was the worst experience I've had here. I ordered an iced caramel craze latte and was given a hot one. I politely let them know it was supposed to be iced. The cashier started going back and forth with the crew, then told me to pull around back. I waited there about five minutes -- no one came out. I went back to the front, then inside, and no one knew anything about the corrected drink. I would've been waiting indefinitely if I hadn't come in. Then a staff member appeared from the side with a remake and said they were waiting for me to pull back around -- which makes no sense because that would mean getting back in a long line again. The replacement drink was also made wrong -- no whipped cream, no caramel drizzle, nothing -- and when I asked about it, the employee acted like I had an attitude for expecting the drink to be made as advertised. I just had her put the topping on without the caramel drizzle around the cup. Disorganized, poor communication, and careless service. I won't be returning to this location. The Merritt location is far more professional and friendly.

I'm very disappointed with my recent visit. The cashier claimed my drink was Green Tea and even…read moresaid she had tasted it, but it was clearly Black Tea -- it seems she just didn't want to remake it. On top of that, when I ask for light cream cheese on my bagel, that doesn't mean to use the whole container. I also asked for plain cream cheese, yet it always tastes like garlic. Are the tools or equipment not being cleaned properly between uses? This experience was very frustrating, and I won't be returning after this.

Stopped by their stand at the Fells Farmer's Market on Saturday morning! They were very friendly…read moreand willing to answer questions/provide samples. We really like the cheesecakes, particularly the matcha and earl grey flavors. The consistency is a bit more like pudding or yogurt than cake, but the flavors are great. Hope to try some of their drinks in the future!

I am obsessed with matcha and the matcha cheesecake helped my obsession for the day! I had to buy…read moremore than one cake and get the taro one as well. Great to freeze and eat later or right away!

A friend of mine and I visited Dundalk on the 4th of July. A merchant in one of the shops suggested…read morewe try Abatt Coffee. My friend and I are fans of Ethiopian food, and so we were eager to visit the shop. Our dining experience was wonderful! The food was delicious, and the hospitality was beyond compare. I can't recommend this restaurant/coffee shop enough!!

Very cute community cafe with breakfast, pastries, smoothies, coffee, and tea. They also serve…read moreSydney's ice cream, which is what I got during this visit. The service was great, and the music was a nice surprise - Sade and Mos Def were 2 that stood out on the playlist. Parking was also really easy on the street out front.

The service at Arcola will definitely have me coming back. If you need a charger grab a table, if…read morenot the big community table will get the job done. The food is good y'all!!! The coffee is cool but I like it though. The place is cozy. Stop in and chill. It's a little pricey but what isn't these days. The spinach empanada is a show stopper. If you dip it in the spicy mayo, it's next level. This place is a neighborhood gem for sure.

On the corner of Eastern and S. East Avenue, High Grounds Coffee establishes itself as a…read moreclassically comfortable cafe. There's tons of seating, and even a little back room with some couches and a coffee table. The green walls with wooden accents around the space give a natural effect, and I think is conducive to focusing on work. I've got to echo other folks' reviews - the dirty chai is FANTASTIC. As was the hot coco, totally recommend. As for food, honestly not too shabby. The avocado toast had solid flavor with the red onions, but maybe not my favorite avocado spread. The breakfast sandwich was also good but I think the bagels toasted a tad too long. Between the drinks, the food and the vibes, I would say it's a solid place to grab breakfast and hang for a while!

Barista greeted me as I walked in, they were patient as I figured out what I'd try. I enjoyed the…read morecold brew I had, but I cant remember what it was, whoopsy. I would have their coffee again, but I didnt feel inclined to sit and hang out there, I didnt find it to be the cleanest space.