"Just left and had the best brunch. I got the brunch platter and I loved every bite of it. I also snagged a bite of my fiancé’d tibs and that was so delicious as well! Definitely will be coming back. They have a nice patio area so you can enjoy the weather and have wonderful food. I also will say, I am not a big coffee person but I enjoyed sipping on my fiancé’s iced mocha."

"A big part of D.C. is the Ethiopian community and Buna Coffeehouse is one of several Ethiopian cafes in the city. This one is beloved by the neighborhood. Service is always on point and the space inviting. I enjoyed my iced latte. It's most strong and darker than I'm used to, but I really enjoyed it with a splash of simple syrup from the condiment bar. To eat, they sell bagels, sandwiches, and more. Popping in for breakfast, I ordered a chocolate chip muffin. It comes full of little chocolate chips, but it was very dry. I recommend asking it to be warmed up beforehand."

"Such a cute and wholesome neighborhood cafe that has some delicious food. The eggs were actually phenomenal and I am truly a sucker for good ethiopian breakfast foods. Coffee waw also pretty solid and the service was great. The folks that work there are very sweet. Perfect spot to catch up or grab a bite!"

"Really delicious food! Careful if you order a smoothie, the mango avocado ended up being $10 and not $6.50. It was a delicious smoothie though. Hopefully they will put up a sign about the price soon. Otherwise, some of the best Ethiopian food I've tried in the area! I hope they bring back the injira rolls."

"Coffee: excellent yirgacheffe, correctly prepared every single time. Food: a nice assortment of baked goods to go with the coffee. I often get bagels, which are solid. The real secret though is that you can get a plate of Ethiopian tibs that is always excellent. Atmosphere: this place has a vibe that you don't really get anywhere else in the area. I don't know, maybe I just like the music. Verdict: easily one of the top 5 places in DC to get a cup of coffee."