1052 Thomas Jefferson Street, NW

“authentic, hole-in-the-wall coffee and baked goods served by total sweethearts with face tattoos. your worst-kept secret since 2001.”

Ed. Note: Somebody tell TMZ DC the “secret”!!!

Today “From 11am-4pm for the First 250 Guests!”

Yo. 25 is insane!! And great. The good word from Baked & Wired:

“25 and we’re not behaving 😱🥰😏

We have one more surprise! There’s only one way we can celebrate… it involves cupcakes and all of you! Stop by on our anniversary 4/20 and the first 250 customers get a cupcake on us! (more…)



1078 Wisconsin Ave, NW previously home to Mason’s Famous Lobster Rolls and a Paul Bakery before them.

If you think you’ve seen long lines before well this is bound to take us straight back to 2019. Goodness. Just a hunch…

The PopUp Bagels wait ends tomorrow morning (Friday) – 8am sharp!

Bagel boom:

“GEORGETOWN!! GRAND OPENING FRIDAY APRIL 10th!!!! 📰

Come party with us from 8-11AM with hot bagels, (more…)



1524 Wisconsin Avenue, NW

From YELLOW:

Starting Tuesday, April 14, we’ll be moving to an all-day counter service model at YELLOW Georgetown. Tuesday through Saturday, we’ll be open straight through from 8AM to 8PM for an uninterrupted day of all your favorite hand-crafted pastries, mezze + pita sandwiches, and coffee with no more mid-day closure. That means starting mid-April, gone are the days of clearing out the cafe at 3:00 – instead, we’ll continue to offer that same buzzy vibe of hospitality-oriented counter service and more of what’s at the core of YELLOW. Sunday and Monday will maintain the same 8AM to 3PM schedule.

Now, the “bad” news – this change does mean that our (not) Pizza pop-up is coming to an end at YELLOW Georgetown after service on April 11. But, (more…)



1510 Wisconsin Ave, NW

“Discover, as we discover.

Dayglow was born out of our love and curiosity of interesting coffee roasters, both internationally and domestically. As we discovered roasters we made their coffees available to our customers—first at our locations and then online.

As we made our coffees available online—both as single purchases and in subscription models—we didn’t want to be just another company pushing coffee. We wanted what we made available for purchase to be coffees that we enjoyed personally and served at our locations. We also wanted to democratize the coffee selection process. There are really great coffee roasters all over the globe. Some are well known with sexy branding and packaging, others not so much. Those distinctions are not what make for a great cup of coffee.

At a craft coffee store, your coffee selections are curated by the coffee experts and made based on notes.”

AND a Joe & The Juice coming too: (more…)


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