Best quick breakfast in town! They go above and beyond. Versatile menu. Wish they had more…read morelocations.

Review of Ko's Kitchen, Beltsville, MD…read more After not being able to dine at Murry's and Paul in Brookland, DC due to not carrying cash for their CASH ONLY establishment, we drove the additi9nal 24 minutes to Ko's Kitchen. And in my opinion, it was worth the drive. Nestled off Rhode Island Avenue and Powder Mill Rd in the lil' shopping center that used to house Circuit City many moons ago, we found it easy to find and navigate since there's parking in the strip mall lot. For me? The Super Omelet filled with ham, sausage, bacon, mushroom, onion, tomato and green peppers. It comes with your choice of grits or home fries and toast. For him? The French Toaat Platter with 2 eggs and your choice of meat. We give it a 9/10 due to cleanliness, customer service, taste and convenience. So, we will be back. @Harland Ricks #Foodie #fyp #fypシ゚viral #goodeats #GoodFood

The food is great. The service is wonderful. I really…read moreappreciated the fries. Crispy on the outside. Not overdone. The decor of the seating area was nostalgic and wonderful. Not at all cookie cutter.

Fresh subs made to order. Nice place to get a good Turkey Reuben . Nice location tucked away in…read morea quiet neighborhood. Good place to get reasonably priced soft ice cream and shakes.

This is my favorite takeout in Burtonsville! The chicken kebab platter is so delicious and a…read morehealthy option in a sea of fast food!

Amazing food and amazing service! Love this place!!! I don't live near this restaurant anymore but…read morestop here whenever I'm in the area. Definitely my go to whenever I'm in Burtonsville!

If I lived near Sunrise Cafe, this would be part of my regular lunch rotation!…read more Did you know that this eatery has been around for about 15 years now?! Wow, and I can see why! This Korean-owned small deli is located on the first floor of the 11720 building - it seems as if the loyal customer base includes the employees of the building as well as those who live in the area. Unfortunately, Korean dishes are no longer on the menu, but you can call ahead and make a reservation for a pickup for a special request, such as bibimbop, bulgogi, fried rice, etc. I think it's incredibly generous and thoughtful that the owner would take the time to customize and make special Korean dishes for her customers! The menu offers cold and hot sandwiches, as well as breakfast options. Since we had already eaten lunch earlier, we tried their Steak & Cheese - this was lovingly prepared, filled generously with steak, fried onions, mayo, and provolone cheese - simple, delicious, and tasty! I'd love to try the rest of their hot and cold sandwich menu and hope to be able to try some of the Korean dishes as well on the next visit. The owner is sweet, friendly, and welcoming, and so humble. There are plenty of seats to dine-in, and there were a few patrons who had their orders to go. Restrooms have their own unique code that is required to gain access. Check this place out - they're only opened during the week. You won't regret it! I can't wait to go back! +delicious sammies! +friendly service! +plenty of parking +located on the 1st floor, to your right

This little cafe is located in a business building. The place is clean, food is great, and owner…read moreis friendly. They have daily specials so make sure to ask what the special is for the day. Today's (Monday) special is Bulgogi over white rice with glass noodles and kimchi. The bulgogi had great flavor - tasted and smelled amazing. The glass noodles were perfectly seasoned. The kimchi was on the spicy side but not too spicy - I almost asked for more. I definitely will be back to try other specials.

I asked for ground beef nachos. They said they don't have ground beef nachos. I asked, are you…read morejust out today? They said they never have ground beef nachos. I said you have them on your menu, and I pointed them out on the electronic menu board above the register where there's a sign that says "Order here". The cashier couldn't care less. I got the chicken Nachos. The nachos had a white crumbly chees on top, which I assumed to be Cotija cheese, which I am very familiar with. Nope. It was the definitely the dry almost sawdust Kraft pregrated Parmesan "cheese". I thought the chicken would be grilled Pollo. It wasn't. The chicken had the texture of reconstituted freeze dried scrambled eggs. I own a food freeze dryer and I am very familiar with that texture. The yellow cheese sauce was definitely from a can. Skip this place. It's terrible

Solid food, good value, spacious seating, easy parking next to gas station on rt 1 South, friendly…read moreservice. Pic below is birra tacos, tastes like delicious pot roast, corn tortillas fresh as can be, served with soup. This dish (14.99) and a single generous serving of rice pudding are enough for two meals. Bakery: In response to Yelper Lani M., it's true that the pastries and bread are dry and plain, but they are supposed to be in Guatemala, Mexico, and other countries in the region. The French style pastries and bread you are used to are made with lots of butter, cream, fruit jams, and sugar glazes that make them moist, rich, and strongly flavored. In contrast, Lain American pastries tend to be made without those ingredients to create a dry texture suitable for dipping in coffee and hot chocolate. Making the pastries flavorful would clash with the hot drinks. Think your noni's biscotti and your bubbe's mandelbrot.

Had a really good experience here. Came on a Thursday around 2pm and they very easily accommodated…read moreour party of 15. The mimosa tower was good, wish it came with two more, might be better off ordering the pitcher. The food was delicious and came out rather quick. My only complaint is the children's breakfast meal had cheese in the eggs, which is not listed on the menu and my dairy sensitivite child s was half way thru before I realized it. They offered to make more, but the damage was already done by then. Overall good food and service. Would recommend!

Despite hearing prior complaints about the management at this establishment, I decided to give it a…read morechance. Unfortunately, my visit today confirmed every negative rumor. At exactly 3 PM, I experienced firsthand just how unacceptably rude the manager is. The behavior was so egregious that even our waitress was visibly taken aback by the interaction. As the director of culinary business training , where we dedicate our time to training the next generation of culinary and hospitality apprentices, I am absolutely appalled. We teach our incoming food prep workers and cooks that leadership sets the standard for the entire house. The standard set by management here is disgraceful. I have my receipt from this visit, but I will not be returning.

My dad can't stop talking about this place. I drove him to an appointment and afterwards we decided…read moreto grab some breakfast. I opened up my Yelp app to see if I had bookmarked anything nearby and T&J's Waffles was the first spot that popped up. I didn't know it was walk up location. I was all prepared to sit at a table and have breakfast, but I was already there and I wasn't leaving without food. My dad and I both ordered the classic breakfast platter. It came with two waffles, probably three eggs (we added cheese so that was extra), 4 slices of bacon, and 2 sausage links, and hash brown. The waffles were such a cute shape and they were delicious. I can't confirm this, but I imagine it's their own special batter. They were very generous with the scrambled eggs and I didn't even have to add salt & pepper. I like that there were two meat options. I just wish my bacon wasn't all stuck together to form one piece. Also, the bacon could've been cooked a little more. It was a little fatty and I like a little more crisp. The star of the show was the hash brown. It definitely seemed like it was homemade. This may have been my first time having a homemade hash brown. I'm not sure what they did to it, but here's my guess. It looks shredded potatoes, mixed with green onion, and maybe some cheese, that was packed like a patty & shallow fried. My goodness, I should've ordered some hashbrowns to go so I could eat them for the rest of the week. The platter was so good, I didn't even mind having to eat it in my car. Lol. It was filling & $16 well spent.

I ordered the honey chicken and waffles. Waffles were delicious. Not overly sweet didn't need…read moresyrup. Chicken cooked just right. Honey was good-poured over the chicken. Service was from the food truck and fairly quick for the amount of people being served. Will def make a point to visit the storefront

I was very excited when I found this place by accident. I couldn't wait to stop in! No doubt…read moreabout it, it's authentic. As one might expect walking into a bakery, it was small and quaint. One side was all the baked goods and the other was a little Spanish "shopette." I had initially walked in looking for empenadas (meat pies), but no such luck. The baked goods were all sweet (no savory), but I got some anyway just to try them out. Much to my dismay, they were not fresh. Maybe they had been there a day or 2 or 3... the sugar cookie, guava pastry, and pineapple pastry never made their way completely out of the bag except for a few bites. I'm not sure what days the bakery actually bakes. Maybe I'll go back and see. But provided the little store has been there 7 years and the goodies were not fresh, I was more than a little bummed.

I love this Spanish bakery! They also sell homemade chicken tamales which are delicious! They have…read moreyummy buttery large croissants as well! Tasty tamales and yummy baked goods await you at La Campechanita Spanish Bakery!