Washington city guide
Coffee worth going back to in Washington.
11 cafés on the Brew Routes map, organized around the cup, the room, and whether each place earns another visit.
Washington guide
11 cafés worth a look
Most would-go-back signals first.
Dua DC Coffee
Bustling, cozy Indonesian shop near McPherson with warm wood design and rich Kopi Susu.
Google 4.7
Grace Street Coffee
Busy, sleek roastery near the waterfront with an impressive Kees Van Der Westen machine.
Google 4.7
Lost Sock Roasters
Plant-filled, cozy Takoma shop; great coffee and a lively patio.
Google 4.7
Zeke's Coffee of DC
Industrial roastery-shop, perfect for a quick, quality brew and bean pickup.
Google 4.7
Filter Coffeehouse
Cozy Foggy Bottom escape: unplug, sip masterful pour-overs, and enjoy conversation.
Google 4.5
La Colombe Coffee Workshop
Historic alley garage turned high-ceilinged cafe; great for strong espresso or a draft latte.
Google 4.6
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Peregrine Espresso
Essential Eastern Market stop: small, efficient, and famed for its plentiful patio space.
Google 4.5
Simona Cafe
Cozy, light-filled NoMa workspace with ample outlets and a great outdoor patio.
Google 4.5
Swing's Coffee (G St)
Historic retro-jazz style coffee bar; expect limited seating and a loud social buzz.
Google 4.6
The Coffee Bar (TCB)
Funky, retro West Coast vibe with a cozy, bustling interior and an essential front patio.
Google 4.6
YELLOW
High-energy spot for Levantine pastries, mezze, and unique Baklava Lattes.
Google 4.5