I've been wanting to check out St. Inie's Coffee, which is a combo of a coffee shop/bookstore -…read more We stuck with their Fall Menu, and I tried their Iced Pumpkin Pie Chai - this was prepared with housemade pumpkin pie sauce, cold steeped chai, and a choice of milk - I liked how they served this in a cute glass mason jar. If you can't finish your drink, they have this cool contraption of a paper to-go cup that you can request! The seating area was dimly list and plenty of tables; the only off-putting thing was that it smelled like urine; not sure if they need to do a deep-clean of the carpet? Staff were friendly, and the place seems pretty popular with the locals. Loved their various decor and signages, as they were fun to check out! Parking can be found around the back. +friendly service +bookstore on site +off-putting odors +parking in rear

I don't remember what this space used to be but it was definitely not a cafe. This distinctively…read moreshaped building has been turned into a reading room, children's play area, and cafe, which the community could really use. Food options are basic, but they have made a choice to carry some packaged gluten-free goods and some milk alternatives, so most diets can be accommodated. I got an iced matcha, which was straightforward and not overly sweet. Getting a waffle seemed the freshest option, and it was a sugary, tasty waffle with a few topping options, of which I picked a drizzle of maple syrup. Neither item was very large, but the price was right. It's a distinctive atmosphere, and you can see that this place is trying to bring something new to the area. It's not the kind of stuff you'd get at a high-end urban cafe, but it worked for me on the day.

Still great! I forgot how very creamy their ice cream is, and inhaled a blend even though I didn't…read morethink had space for it. They also have pick your own sunflowers, and a local farmer was selling beautiful produce (banana peppers, bell peppers, eggplant, beans, watermelon, etc.) on the porch.

1/4/2026 Considering we drove out from north beach MD, I…read morewanted to support this ice cream shop. Saw this place on social media. We first ordered lunch. One grilled cheese, my sandwich and my husband's. I ordered the rooster. It was ok. And tasted good. After lunch we ordered a child's ice cream- 1 scoop and two small over priced petite cake slices. The 20 min it took to get one scoop of ice cream is not worth the wait or drive. I wouldn't recommend coming out here. I'm sorry but waiting 20 min for one scoop is not it. The place wasn't packed at all. If I was told there would be a "wait" I would have just left.

I gave myself a week off work for self-care, and today led me to Cup of Sugar Tea Lounge in…read moreWaldorf. As a British woman, tea is never just tea. It's ritual. It's comfort. It's what we reach for in a crisis, in celebration, in grief. You "put the kettle on" before you even know what you're feeling. Walking into this space, I immediately felt something familiar, but not in the way I expected. It's not British, and it's not trying to be. Instead, it's something just as intentional: a soft, feminine, grown woman sanctuary. Think velvet chairs, chandeliers, florals, and that quiet kind of beauty that invites you to sit down and stay a while. The atmosphere was calm and soulful, Erykah Badu playing softly in the background, aromatherapy in the air, and a sense that no one is rushing you out the door. It felt like the kind of "she shed" Jody's mama would have wanted when she wasn't tending to her garden. I went alone, mid afternoon on a Tuesday, and it was quiet in the best way. Not empty, peaceful. The kind of place where Black women come to breathe, reset, and just be. Now, the tea. I wasn't sure they'd have anything I recognized, but they went out of their way to find me an Irish breakfast tea and it was excellent. The beautiful young woman serving me offered to add the milk, which was thoughtful, but as any Brit will tell you, that's a very personal decision. The milk-to-tea ratio can make or break the entire experience, so I appreciated being able to pour my own. I had it with a banana nut muffin, which was delicious, and stayed just long enough to fully unwind. The only small notes, and these are very much from a British tea purist perspective, are the details that make tea feel like ritual to us Brits. Sugar packets instead of sugar cubes or in a bowl, and no proper spoon for that familiar metal on ceramic stir. Tiny things, and honestly not a big deal, but they're part of the sensory experience we're used to. That said, this place isn't trying to replicate a British tea room, and it shouldn't. What it offers is something different and equally valuable: a space that feels intentional, peaceful, and deeply restorative. I will absolutely be back. Not just for the tea, but for the feeling.

I ride past this strip mall often and had no idea this cute and quaint shop was hiding in plain…read moresight. Visited on a sunny Saturday afternoon and I feel like everyone had the same idea this Saturday as it was packed. Cup of Sugar offers a variety of tea, coffee, mocktails, sweet treats and small snacks. During our visit we tried the "Paris Experience" which included a savory small charcuterie board, sweet treats and a tea kettle. All was cute and good. Have to get back soon to try some of there other menu items and while enjoying good music and great company.

Fantastic food, adorable atmosphere, hidden gem only open two years but already popular among the…read morelocals. Fresh to order coffee and teas and food served to you at one of the tables tucked away on three different levels or alfresco in the enclosed garden patio. Even the cocktails are imaginative and well priced. I had the Breakfast Quiche and enjoyed the flavor more than any other. My husband reported his Breakfast Burrito was very good and remarked about the quality of food and coffee at such a competitive price point.

Charming location with cozy seating downstairs outdoor seating in acute garden atmosphere and…read moreseating one floor up with a very pretty relaxed vibe. The food is great. Service is wonderful. I love coming here. And the desserts are amazing.

Ice cream was fantastic. Prices leave a lot to be desired though.. like, a whole lot to be…read moredesired. I could buy two gallons of ice cream for what they're charging for a small single scoop (but in their defense, it's more like a double scoop) Will I return? Yes. But probably only with my wife or one of the kids because the cost to treat a family of 6, just wouldn't be worth it.

Excellent ice cream. A little pricey, but worth every penny. I got the Chocholic (basically triple…read morechocolate), and my wife got chocolate chip cookie dough. Cute little shop on Leonardtown's main drag, that includes an arcade and a bakery as well (the bakery side was closed when we went though). This was actually our second trip here (first trip was about 6 months ago, but I forgot to leave a review). Last time I got cookies & cream and my wife got honey lavender. All flavors have been very good.

Solid flavored ice place with a wide selection. Outdoor seating and drive through. Service was…read morequick. If you are in the mood for flavored ice, this is an acceptable choice.

It's been a long while since I had Rita's. The young man that helped me was really nice. I made the…read moremistake of just ordering Italian ice when I really wanted it with the custard. He was accommodating and was able to add it for me, (yum, so worth it) They have a few seating inside. It's also a drive thru for your convenience.

Allegra and Jordan quickly made me the best breakfast burrito in history. I loved their…read moreprofessionalism.

I love this place! But to be fair, I have only been for breakfast so far. The man working is so…read morekind and accommodating. He was willing to swap out the bacon in anything I wanted for sausage (I know, I know. Who doesn't eat bacon??) He is back in the kitchen actually COOKING the food. No microwave eggs here! The English muffin sandwiches are a generous size and are just so delicious. We are in the process of moving and I came back for more after a wonderful, quick breakfast yesterday. YUM! *Plus the cinnamon vanilla latte is incredible!

I come in here all the time and the food is usually good but the environment is horrible. lobby is…read moredirty, employees are stressed and more often than not have an attitude at the register. there are only 4 people in there that I can trust to make my food and smoothie correctly. Whoever is in charge of training needs to be trained themselves. Thank you to the young blonde girl and the brown haired manager who always make my drinks well. Everyone else needs a lesson in customer service

Always out of stuff. No flat breads how are you supposed to order food if they never have anything…read morein stock. Who ever order there stock needs to reevaluate.