Customer Reviews

One of the best indie bookstores in DC, with good food and space to work (including a few "screen free zones" to meet other people). Somewhat expensive, and the vibe is decidedly less grunge than what I'm used to in Seattle. Still amazing, check out their sale on Verso and left theory books to the left of the counter.

A pleasant spot for a cup of joe. Got a good funky vibe, but still a very DC experience!

Great place for a peaceful time. There are a lot of books and other things you can read or buy from. Cool atmosphere to hangout with friends or for some Me time. Good coffee and brunch place too. Many things to choose from. Totally recommend it. Good ambience. All are welcome. A little busy with people but spacious enough. May be not for a loud group 😊.

If you are like me and you enjoy having breakfast and reading at the same time this is the place to visit. They have delicious food, and puff the coffee selection is the best. Try the vanilla latte.

Great neighborhood gathering for coffee, dessert and great conversation. Peaceful and friendly. Book signings and spoken word events. Outdoor dining available.

Love this space! Our company UnionBase enjoyed it.They even have a community room in the back you can reserve if you need to have a professional meeting. Equipped with projects and speakers! Will be back again for sure!!

chill, inclusive, productive vibe. Great place to read, write, or do work on a laptop. I had hot tea and their vegan chili, both were 🔥🔥🔥 (in a good way and a temperature way)

This cafe was amazing! Great atmosphere to just relax and read, or to get work done. The food was delicious, the menu has a variety of options, including vegetarian/vegan dishes. The bookstore had a great selection for all ages as well. I will most definitely go there again when I'm in DC!

Reasonable. Low salt. Pay it forward by donate a cost of another soup or more. Books, community meeting rooms.

Excellent quiet wholesome meals. Your purchase or additional dollars help Potter's House DC provide soup etc to those in need. Pay it forward is a time-honored decades of tradition there. Meeting rooms, wifi, community active sharing, books for adult and young, etc. Bring your laptop and your heart. If you haven't been there since it's beautiful interior and low-salt food make-over, please do.