Who doesn't a good cup a coffee before work in the morning? I'm in Reston for business and I looked…read moreon Yelp to find a good coffee shop. Yelp didn't let me down. Lentines came up and their coffee and service beats a certain chain coffee shop hands down. Reston has a real treasure in Lentines and they need to cherish it! Highly recommend this place!

Lentine's Coffee Shop is located inside Reston hospital. It's in pavilion 2 building right after…read morethe registration. It's a very decent cafe which sells different coffee drinks and baked goods. My order consisted of a medium latte and a orange blossom flavored muffin. The prices are good based on the sizes they offer of coffee and baked variety. My latte was a bit blah with being extremely bitter. There was nothing smooth or delicious about it. The muffin saved the day with being flavorful and fresh. Seems like they make the baked goods fresh. Hope they improve the taste of coffee drinks. Overall, a decent option while one is waiting at the hospital for loved ones. Side Note- There is also a cafeteria in Reston hospital, which is open from 7AM to 7PM ~

Staff members treat customers as guests. Interior was bright and buzzing with energy. The noise…read morelevel was ideal for me quiet enough to hear my party and loud enough not to hear what was said at the next table. I enjoyed my chicken salad croissant. The croissant was airy and flaky and pecans gave the chicken salad a little crunch.

DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME OR MONEY!…read more I posted a review several months ago about Ridgetop CoffeeTop consistently running out of coffee and giving customers a 16-ounce cup when they actually paid for a 20-ounce cup. As a result of that review, I spoke with Christina, who manages the shop. She was genuinely sincere, apologized for the issues, and assured me that things were going to change. Unfortunately, that has not been my experience. On Friday, July 10, at approximately 9:30 a.m., I visited the shop again. I was the fifth person in line, looking at my phone, when I heard the first customer being told they had no coffee. He immediately walked out. The next two customers ordered iced tea. The fourth customer, who was directly in front of me, ordered two cups of coffee. I clearly heard the employee tell him there was no coffee available and that he would have to wait 5 to 10 minutes. Although he was obviously frustrated, he agreed to wait and took a seat. When it was my turn, I asked the cashier if I had heard correctly that there was currently no coffee. She confirmed they were about to brew a fresh pot. I pointed out that five customers had already been in line and that this was a coffee shop with no coffee available. After already turning away one customer and asking another to wait, only then were they starting a new pot? The cashier responded with an attitude, saying, "You'll just have to wait 5 to 10 minutes." This is exactly what I discussed with Christina months ago. I simply do not understand how a coffee shop can repeatedly run out of coffee. At a minimum, there should always be another pot brewing or ready so customers are not left waiting 5 to 10 minutes after placing an order. That is poor planning and poor customer service. It is clear that nothing has changed since my conversation with Christina. I asked if either Christina or Dan, the other manager, was available, and I was told there were no managers on duty. At that point, I walked out. I cannot recommend spending your time or money at a coffee shop that repeatedly fails to have coffee available. It would be like going to a grocery store with no groceries. If a business specializes in coffee, customers should reasonably expect coffee to be available.

Really lovely cafe, visited on a Sunday morning. Had a little trouble figuring out parking but…read morethere's a public parking lot up on the hill. Tried the drip coffee with steamed half and half and the breakfast tacos. The tacos were delicious and fresh, coffee nice and strong. Would definitely come back when I'm in the area

For some reason, I associated Leesburg as a rural area with not much going on. This fancy coffee…read moreshop was an unexpected surprise. W&OD trail is a few feet away you can see the sign from the cafe. The interior was quite hipster. A good amount of seats inside and outside. The place was crowded in the morning but they had enough staff take care of people. I got my cortado in like 2 minutes despite the amount of people in line. They work fast. The cortado I got was okay. It's not something I'd drive to Leesburg for. My friend said the matcha latte is good. The breakfast other people were having looked great. Parking wasn't easy. I had to get past all the new apartment buildings and park at Market Station and walked a block. The bouquet of flowers here look very unique.

In short, I took my expresso machine to him for repair. I told him that it was either the…read moreelectronics board or the pump. When dropping off the machine I asked him if he had an electronics professional on staff and he said he didn't. (I should have walked out at that point but I didn't.) He charged me a $35.00 drop off fee and I left. He called me a few weeks later and told me that he was not able to repair the machine. When I asked him what the issue was, he stated that the problem was with the electronics board and there was nothing wrong with the pump. (Parenthetically, I'm thinking the following: he doesn't have an electronics professional on staff but he was able to conclude that it was the board that was the issue. Are you with me on this so far?). So I drove out from Arlington to pick up my machine, which is an hour round trip and of course the fee on the green highway, the gas and my time. This is my second round trip along with the associated personal costs. Here's where everything falls apart. I begin contacting espresso repair shops nationwide and someone says to me, buy x, y, z pump from us and if it works, great, if it doesn't you can return it. Guess what? It was the pump that was bad and now my machine works. You can draw your own conclusions from what transpired but there's no other conclusion. The owner is a deceitful business owner or a moron. Take your pick. When I wrote my first honest review here on yelp, he saw it and responded with something that had nothing to do with our transaction and Yelp pulled my review and said I'd need more detail on my review. He did, however, refund my $35.00 fee but not my time, gas or highway fees. So here I am again letting people know about this guy, Tom Fasolo, and his company, Potomac Coffee Company. My bottom line review is this guy only knows how to pull components out of certain types of espresso machines and replaces parts until he replaces the right part that makes the machine work. How else could he be in business without an electronics professional. In addition, when I dropped off my espresso machine, I also dropped off a bean grinder that stopped working. His comment about not repairing my grinder was that he couldn't figure out how to take it apart. Yea, you read that right. Yelp, if you delete my review again, I'll never use you again for anything. Note: This is the second time I've posted this story about this guy because Yelp asked me to be more specific about what transpired. Interestingly enough, the owner responded to my first posting with a bunch of garbage that he invented and that never occurred. So I suspect he'll do the same with this posting. He is obviously a very sick puppy. Pro trump anti masker? This guy is a bonafide nut case.

I seldom choose to review a business, but in this case i feel that i have to recognize the help…read morethat Potomac Coffee Espresso Machine has provided for my French Restaurant. I have used them 2 times & both times they fixed the issues.The last visit they built a pipe to replace a leaky pipe.By building the pipe, they avoided ordering from Italy & were able to save me Time & Money. I highly recommend them. First when i was searching on yelp to get help choosing a Company there were no category under Espresso Machine repair. I managed to choose Appliance repair to be able to write my review.

I enjoyed looking at the decor and presentation of everything. There was only 1 barista, she was…read morevery kind and quick. We tried a flight today (you get a lot of coffee in this flight) so if you're sensitive to caffeine, drink cautiously. The coffees itself were okay. The nitro's weren't great and the latte's tasted too similar to notice the difference.

Love loud'n roasted so so much! Their latte flavors are always so unique and delicious and they are…read moregenuinely one of the ONLY places I can trust to make a good iced matcha in the dmv. The Ashburn location always had a one up over the Chantilly location because they had cold foam drinks but it seems that they recently added 2 cold foam drinks to the menu at Chantilly which is amazing!! Chantilly also typically has a shorter line in case that's helpful!

Bike Lane Brewing Café -- 9/10…read more Had a cup of wine and it was really good! The service was great--everyone was attentive and welcoming. Such a cute spot with a great atmosphere, and I LOVE that they have bike access. The bike access trail is amazing and makes it such a perfect stop for cyclists. ‍ Definitely a great place to check out!

Contrary to what the top review for Bike Lane would suggest, this micro-brewery does not offer beer…read moreflights at all. The service the few times we've popped by (mainly for coffee) has been questionable. Customer service is definitely not a priority. Coffee was excellent so I'll prolly pop by again while at Skatequest. I'd be interested in trying the food too. They have sandwiches and pho (apparently).

This is one of my favorite local cafes! The plants available for purchase give this spot a…read moredistinctive character, and a refreshing natural vibe that's immediately noticeable. They've got really good espresso drinks, and some house-made syrups recently added to their menu. Good matcha and fresh pastries, as well as some tea options give you plenty to choose from. House Blend whole bean coffee available to take home is very good. Parking in the town garage across the street, with a shortcut via path to the cafe if you can find it. Free WiFi and comfortable seating help make this Loudoun's best-kept secret on the cafe circuit! There's even a hidden, tree-shaded patio out back - just ask the barista. IYKYK

Such a beautiful place! Located in Main Street Leesburg, it's a small building but when you walk…read moreinside, it's quite extravagant with all of the plants around. They have some plants for sale and for a very reasonable price. Plenty of seating - a couple of tables and chairs, and two sofas. The coffee was so so. Very sweet but manageable. It's a pretty serene place if you need a cup of coffee and want to relax or bring some friends to chat. Highly recommend!

Paris Baguette is a French-Korean bakery chain, known for their classic desserts and drinks. This…read morelocation is in Reston, VA, and it has opened relatively recently. There's a paid parking lot next to the location, but also 1 hour free parking at the town center if you're willing to walk 5 minutes. This location is a little smaller than other Paris Baguette's that I've been to, but there's definitely a lot of seating indoors and outdoors. The ambiance can be described as casual, but nice if you're looking for a cute cafe, good for groups no larger than 4 or for getting some work done. The bakery is self-service, similar to other locations - you pick up a plate, paper, and tongs and bring your food up to the front to pay. They had samples of the chocolate chiffon cake and a roll which was very cool. They're also doing their lemon blueberry and s'mores flavored dessert and drinks promotion for the summer. The prices are average for the area and were worth the quality of food. My boursin garlic cheese quiche was delicious - flavorful, seasoned well and a good size for the price. My blueberry lemonade was also refreshing and the perfect amount of sweet. I'd definitely go back to try other things here!

Strawberry Shortcake lovers: get the Strawberry Cream cake here, pictured. I don't know that Paris…read moreBaguette uses short cake in any of their recipes, but the flavor profile of the Strawberry cake is similar, light and delightful. Asian-style cake lovers: you will love their light, fruity cakes here. These cakes are reminiscent of light, fruity desserts I've enjoyed at Chinese and Taiwanese bakeries in Queens and other Asian restaurants, in my travels. Paris Baguette originated in Korea, and offers many traditional bakery options. Once I had a bite of the cake and adjusted my expectations, to Asian-style lighter cakes, I really enjoyed them. We had a whipped-light icing on the Strawberry Soft Cream Cake. I really would like to try every flavor of cake here, as they have many. Really, very good. One odd thing, I had to ask 2 team members and a manager - on a later shift - before anyone could give us butter for our baguette. I literally had to ask each of them if they could please go and look further as this is a bakery, and butter for a baguette is a normal request. This is why I'm only giving 3 stars, since none of the staff seemed particularly adventurous about finding any. I was begging for butter. Finally, they brought me one tiny cup of butter. I was confounded, but just accepted it gratefully. Back to the cakes, The Blueberry Strawberry yogurt cake is light and refreshing. There is an entire case of cakes with at least 10 cake types to choose from. If you are a fan of Asian-baked cakes, this is the place. The cake texture is paper light. This style of cake is similar to the softest form of sponge cake you can imagine. The icing is whipped and mildly sweet vs. buttery and rich. Are these cakes less calories? Not sure, but I'm thinking yes. :)