Reviews
Incredibly peaceful and calming after walking the Georgetown strip. The vanilla latte was a perfect temperature and silky smooth. Interesting note… their company roast their own beans and the syrups are made fresh in-house! The latte art is a nice touch to boot! The staff is incredibly friendly! Thanks for the great experience!
Very cute on the inside but where sometimes that means a lack luster coffee this place delivers! Coffee was very good. The people were very kind. The neighborhood/street had tons of style. Overall great experience and definitely stopping by again. Photo attached is of the coffee plus the bagel shop I went to before. Great combination.Dine in: YesOutdoor seating: YesTakeout: Yes
Nice staff, super helpful and welcoming. The place is rather small and the seats aren't comfortable. Could be a lot more cozy. Also it is pretty expensive, $5 for a 8oz mocha photo with oat milk.
The coffee is good. The only down point is that even though this coffee shop is listed in several websites as a good place to work, you should be aware that during the weekend this doesn’t apply. They also have food in case you want to seat and enjoy. Available seating outside. Staff not to friendly.
Cute cafe on a quaint little side street in Georgetown. Feels very granola since it’s part of a cycling shop. It doesn’t seem like the coziest place to study or do work but definitely a good place to socialize or regroup after a lot of walking!Dine in: YesOutdoor seating: YesTakeout: Yes
One of my all-time favorite coffee shops in the Georgetown area! Grace Street Coffee is a super cute little cafe located on, you guessed it, Grace Street, with an amazing selection of high-quality coffee and tea, and a few breakfast items as well! I absolutely love their oat milk matcha latte, partially because, unlike many chain coffee shops, they don't add any sugar into their matcha. The natural sweetness of the oat milk pairs perfectly with the rich, earthy matcha, and it's truly one of the best matcha lattes I've found in D.C. so far. If I ever feel like switching it up, I'm also a huge fan of their plain, steeped teas, especially their oolong. Unlike many other coffee shops that will just give you a tea bag and cup of hot water, Grace Street uses looseleaf tea and will go through the trouble of properly steeping your tea for the right amount of time with the right temperature of water. It's a small detail, but I think that it really speaks to their commitment to quality and care for the overall customer experience. I usually come here early around 7:30 AM on Friday mornings as a little treat to myself for making it through the week, and, while there are always other people here, it's never too crazy and is the perfect way to start my day. Once you reach the late morning and afternoon, though, Grace Street definitely starts filling up, and it's often nearly impossible to find a seat here. If you do manage to get here early and snag a spot, though, the coffee shop has a ton of natural lighting, and the baristas have phenomenal taste in music, so it's a great spot for studying, getting a bit of work done, or meeting up with someone!
Good coffee but it’s inside of a store so it’s super noisy, not the best for working or taking work calls It’s noisy and loud as there is something going on at all times! There aren’t enough power plugs either but the Wi-Fi is good! I read that it’s one of the best cafes and I’m kinda disappointed
Great space, fine music selection, one of the best egg and cheese sandwiches I've ever had! Ice chai was great too. Definitely coming back here
Real nice I like the atmosphere and the bikers friendly + drinks are good too , a relaxing place away from all noise and next to a nice garden x street . They don’t have pastries before 10, only cup , and I had to explain to barista that I wanted a hot latte , didn’t know how to make a flat white !
Had very high expectations on this place. It won’t be fair to say it’s just a regular coffee place. They have everything to be a specialty coffee place. Was surprised my cappuccino was so hot, milk almost burnt my tongue. I am picky, I know.
