I had a great brunch here with some friends! Their mushroom cheddar turnover and their raspberry…read morescone were the standouts. The former was generously filled and absolute mushroom deliciousness. The latter was buttery and made tender by the raspberry! Their chai was also delicious. I will definitely be back for more of their cheesy savory pastries (and that turnover again!). Fast service, reasonable prices, and great portions across the board! There's some seating inside and outside, but it can get a bit busy during prime hours.

A local bakery always busy with people in the morning getting their morning coffee or breakfast. If…read moreyou're planning on eating there, it has very limited seating and the food can get backed up if it a lot of people have ordered. The cinnamon roll is best when it's warm and gooey but it has more of a glaze than frosting if that's the style you like. The sandwich bread wasn't super toasted but they fill the sandwich up and the sourdough bread has the perfect amount of tang. I would come here again on a morning run

Nice Ethiopian ladies running the cafe. However the breakfast croissant was tiny and only had 1…read moretiny piece of bacon on it for the price nearly $10. The baklava was tough only 1 of the 3 was soft but it was of course the small piece and the other I tossed. I was disappointed. Don't recommend very confused by rating.

Amazing cafe. My wife went here every week when she had physical therapy in the building upstairs…read moreand I really enjoyed the time she got food back for us to share. It is a wonderful Ethiopian/American/Italian combo menu.

I ordered a medium strawberry shortcake for 11 adults and we all got a generous amount with some…read moreleftover. Everyone raved about the cake -- the icing was not overly sweet, the sponge was baked well and the strawberry filling in the middle was amazing. They personalized the cake with my custom message with no issues.

Apparently during the holidays, there is no whipping cream to be found. My son's birthday was…read morecoming and I went to several stores to find heavy whipping cream for the cake he likes, to utter failure. After giving up the morning of his birthday, I called Flowers to get their strawberry shortcake, which is very similar to the cake I make. I was able to pick it up at the Hyattsville location after calling several times. The issue was, this is a whipped cream cake, but apparently they too were short on whipping cream because the icing was BUTTERCREAM, which defeated the purpose of calling the bakery. I could have done buttercream at home!!! Also, the workers did not spell his name (Michael- a regular DEGULAR name with normal Western spelling) correctly. I spelled it for her three times in English AND Spanish, and she STILL wrote it Michel. MAKE IT MAKE SENSE. She "fixed" it but left the cake smudged. I am madder about the buttercream than the name though because they didn't sweeten it, so it tasted like cold hard butter instead of buttercream lol. You can't make a lightly sweetened whipped cream frosting with butter. You just can't. They don't do the same things. Flowers is a great bakery for a lot of things but they need to make better decisions in their cake baking and their staff definitely needs to take some basic spelling tests because that was awful.

We were playing soccer nearby and afterwards my stomach was screaming with hunger. I was glad that…read morethis deli was open and that they prepare sandwiches as well. Their meat selection was pretty extensive, and they also sell chips and other cookies to go along with whatever sandwich you order. The employee did a great job and added all of the toppings that I requested. Sandwiches don't come more fresh than straight from the deli. I don't come to this part of town too often because we switch-up different soccer fields throughout the city. If we do come back to the area I will try to make it a point to come back here again.

Amazing interior design, incredible pastries, unmatched vibe. However, my cappuccino had probably…read morethe most disappointing foamed milk of all time for the expectation set by the aesthetics of the place. It was significantly too hot and poorly foamed. The espresso is better than okay, but not great. Overall a wonderful place and I'm glad to have spent my money there (even though it was pretty pricey) but I hope that in the future their baristas could be a little more experienced and their roasting or sourcing could level up. Exceptional for the average customer, underwhelming for coffee geeks.

What a welcoming little Ethiopian coffee shop! Once a market, Dire Coffee opened in 2020…read more Family-owned, Dire Coffee serves Ethiopian coffee beans in all different ways- black coffee, lattes, and more. I ordered the Pumpkin Spice Latte. It came out hot and strong. The woman behind the register, who's the wife of the owner, asked how sweet I wanted my latte. She was very kind! To eat, they have a variety of food. I ordered one sambusa and it was filled with lentils. It hit the spot! The space itself is small, but comes with many places to sit. There's a small parking lot out front.

Strong coffee and great vibes! The staff was friendly and service was quick, which I appreciated. I…read moredidn't try the food, but my coffee was bold and satisfying. The area has a lot of culture and character, which adds to the overall experience. Definitely a solid spot for a caffeine fix.

Lots of sweet options for great prices. Never been to a place like this before…read more Here, you basically go in and get a tray and put whatever bakery items you want to take to cashier. It almost reminds me of a downtown mom and pop bakery shop where everything is super fresh and the prices are really good. Of all the treats we ended up getting, I ended up eating a couple of churos and a slice of a cake. Everything tasted great. The service was also really good overall.

Absolutely Amazing! I felt like I was back in Texas with a East Coast Twist!…read more Pan Dulce is a Mexican bread that is nostalgic for me. They also have food. They have Mexican Tamales. I never have to go to Texas. If you're a Tex/Mex person you'll love this place. People are very welcoming and friendly. Coming back for sure. The CAKES look amazing! Will be back for that.

I drove here in a thunderstorm that's how much I wanted to try Fancy Cakes, and get my sweet tooth…read morefix. Luckily for me, the thunder subsided, and it was barely raining when I got to the front door (with a parking spot just for me!). I got a slice of Biscoff cake , and lucky for me I only had a two mile drive to wait to dig in with a cup of hot tea. It was delicious! It was very moist and flavorful. I also got a slice of lemon bread for breakfast tomorrow, and a strawberry cake for later. I cannot wait to try my other treats. I'm sure they will be just as delicious as the Biscoff cake. Met the owner who was very cordial. The business next door (connecting) belongs to a family member.

Customer service and cakes are delicious…read more This is quite a gem in the neighborhood. I recently tried the black forest cake and pound cake and enjoyed both. It was not too sweet either. I look forward to coming back and trying other desserts. You can order a whole cake or dessert by the slice.

Can't count on fingers and toes how many crepes I've had in the past decade at the Sunday Bethesda…read moremarket. The Veggie Supreme is hearty and loaded with spinach, onions, peppers, cheddar cheese, and scrambled egg. Hits the spot every time and perfect for brunch and doubling over from breakfast to lunch!

I got Rita's Crepes at the Georgetown farmer's market (which happens every Wednesday in the…read morespring-late summer months) and while I enjoyed the crepes I think they are overpriced. I totally understand that this is a small business, but I found the prices a bit high for what they offered. Nevertheless they do taste good and if you're in the mood for a crepe and want to treat yourself then you should go for it! My go to is the chicken pesto crepe. It's filling and satisfying.