What a community-focused spot! Walk inside and you'll see two rooms filled with fair-trade goods…read morefrom jewelry to clothes to cards. In one room is a small cafe that sells coffee and other drinks with a few tables. The chai latte I ordered was delicious! After I ordered, I browsed the store as I waited for my latte.

I visited Trade Roots' cafe with a friend specifically to try out their October special, "Monster…read moreIced Mocha." We visited around the same time as the Westover Farmers Market, so the inside was a bit packed. At one point, we noticed the line going nearly outside the door--although it is a small location, so at least it moved relatively quickly. My order came fairly quick for the amount of people. However, my friend's order had a longer wait time despite being the same drink with only the milk substituted. We eventually asked the staff if the order was still coming through--they were very sweet, apologized for the wait, and quickly prepared the order. Unsure if maybe the order got lost in the shuffle, or perhaps someone else accidentally grabbed it, but it was nice that they quickly resolved the issue once it became known to them. The drink was okay, which I was fine with because the main appeal was supposed to be the Halloween-themed design. I realized too late that my drink didn't come with the chocolate syrup drizzled on top that others' did, which was unfortunate. The cafe was beautifully decorated, and it's clear that there was a lot of thought and heart put into the design. The shop was also nice to check out, with a great collection of items with a nice mission and message behind each product. However, it is a bit tight to go through the aisles when it is busy. I hope to visit again during a less crowded time to check out other seasonal treats they may have in the future!

Genuinely OBSESSED with this lovely juice shop! I had never had sugar cane juice before, but when I…read morewalked by this cute little shop and their lovely cart outside displaying every type of fruit imaginable, I knew I had to give it a try. They have a huge selection of drinks, all based on their freshly made sugarcane juice. I just got the classic juice since it was my first time trying sugarcane, but I'll definitely be back to sample some of the other fruity combos. It was delightful -- not too sweet, with notes of honey and an almost floral-like flavor. At $7 a cup, it was definitely pricey, but pretty reasonable for the area as I've also seen plenty of cafes and boba shops charge similar prices for lower quality drinks. The staff was super friendly, and I love that they had one of their juicing machines right next to the register. It was really fun to watch them work, and the machine spit out all the extra sugar cane skins / peelings into a giant wooden bucket that you could take from. The sugarcane had a great aroma, and the peelings are a fun way to keep kids entertained.

I found this amazing juice shop at the Eden Center, and it's truly one of a kind! What makes it so…read moreunique is that they freshly press sugar cane right in front of you. You can mix the fresh cane juice with a variety of fruits like kumquat, coconut, mango, or strawberry for a custom, refreshing drink. I originally stopped by just for the juice, but I noticed they also offer Vietnamese specialty entrées, which looked delicious. Ordering is convenient -- you can use the iPads or place your order at the counter. They also have a cute dine-in area if you want to stay, or you can grab your drink to go. I'm so glad I decided to stop in. The fresh-pressed cane juice was incredibly refreshing and definitely worth it!

Located inside of the Asian market. Once you walk in turn left and you'll see it. Great service and…read moretasty pork buns.

This place is in the side of the grocery store and they have a $8 minimum but also take Zelle. The…read moreroast pork pineapple bun wasn't great and the Egg tart was good. The star of the show was the custard bun and is the only thing I tried that I would go back and get. That being said far from the best bakery in the DMV.

Really amazing cafe that differentiates itself by making their entire pastry case in-house. It was…read morereally hard to select anything to eat because all the pastries were fresh and beautifully baked with toasted with a rich golden brown. I got the savory pie that was stuffed with an unctuous gumbo filling made with creole spices, the holy trinity (onions, peppers, and celery), and a generous portion of chicken. The pie pastry had a perfect flaky crumb that held the filling together. A friend had their breakfast sandwich, which had a rustic and delightful tang from the inclusion of sourdough in the biscuit batter that paired well with the thick slab of egg and crispy bacon. Incredibly savory items. I'm always gravitated towards how well a cafe can do a savory menu and this exceed my expectations. Friends I came in with who got their coffee said that it was very delicious, and the baristas can make a beautiful frothy and rich matcha latte. Its both parts technical skills to pull coffee or whisk matcha and sourcing of high-quality ingredients. Drinks make up a large part of any cafe, so to do it well here in this neighborhood cafe is exceptional. The baristas are running that place like a tight ship! Tip well!

Stopped by in the morning before it got super busy which was nice…read more We ordered a cinnamon roll; cream cheese frosting was good but not a ton of cinnamon flavor. Also tried two lattes that tasted like pure milk. Nothing too special unfortunately :(

So far I have only been to this bakery once, but I liked it a lot, and I personally think that the…read moreprices are decent. I had the Vietnamese style iced coffee and a sesame seed ball filled with mung bean paste, and I liked both. There are also other various Vietnamese style dessert treats, snacks, little street foods, bubble tea, smoothies, etc. I would gladly come back and try more of the snacks here.

This bakery is my go-to bakery for sweets when I'm in Eden. They have so many different items to…read morechoose from, it can get overwhelming if you love everything or if you have no idea what's good: My fave items include (but not limited to): -sesame ball (red bean or custard) -egg custard -bánh bao xá xìu -any fried item They are tucked away in a corner, not too hard to find. The place is pretty small and can get very crowded. The prices are very inexpensive, and they offer a small discount for higher quantities (buy 5, get 1 free).

The food was super delicious and the service was amazing, they really took care of us. We also love…read morethat they are open late.

Was craving hibachi and searched the web and decided to do carry out here. Has the usual chicken,…read morebeef, shrimp, salmon. They have cooked sushi and small appetizers. You have the option of rice or noodles with veggies. Location easy to find, Pick up time was accurate, and service member was very nice! The meat was a little salty for my taste. I think I would get white rice next time instead of noodles.

This is one of the most amazing places in the world. Incredible, I need incredible. Vegan baked…read moregoods. Creative ideas in so many things. Nice cozy place to eat inside. Very fast, service, and such friendly folks

Very inconspicuous shop! I was pleasantly surprised to be able to discover more and more things…read morewhile here during the visit. First I was greeted by a customer while I was reading the outside sign on a pumpkin spicy latte, a customer that was leaving stopped and turned and explained it was everything and do good and if I have not, I must as they put actual pumpkin puree inside not just that pump pump stuff. So I was sold walking in. Next up was home made cookies making ice cream sandwich's by the front door. before I could even get through the line to the front, I was greeted with more baked goods, cupcakes, scones, macroons, dog biscuits - normal biscuits! So I went to town ordering a variety being asked by my lil and my inner child. While sipping on my now, pumpkin spiced latte from here, I saw actual meals being served and I missed out on ordering sandwiches from the back :( Something I will be coming back for! I did get up and order more things, like a fall inspired cookie ice cream sandwhich, all alone by itself in a sea of other flavors, I had to rescue it. And the sour macrons! When did that become a thing??? They were so good and perfect for our movie night later that day. I'm very happy to have stumbled across this find.