"Amazing! First time ordering here an well worth it! I ordered the Smoked Salmon Toast, it was huge an amazing! Love the salmon wasn’t salty at all, the avocado was so fresh an sliced to perfection. My only feedback was the assembly, avocado was on one side, tomatoes on the other and salmon an pickled onions all over. Brownie was good a little chewy on the corners but not overly sweet. Ice coffee was good but way too much ice, two good sips an I was done :( Still can’t get over how amazing the toast was I can’t wait to have it again."

"The quiche was salty for my tastes and the cheese was a little overwhelming in it with the ham, but the overall texture was velvety and creamy. The bacon, egg, and cheese biscuit with pepper jam was amazing. I'd highly recommend getting it! The juice hit the spot."

"We went a few weeks ago. We really liked the polenta and short rib. The meat was tender and the polenta was creamy. It also had sweet greens. We also had the lasagna that was mostly noodles but tasted good. The ham and cheese croissant at $6 was a poor value. It needed more ham and cheese to justify the price. The chocolate cake was sweet, pricey and did not look appealing. Service was friendly. There were some prepared sandwiches sitting by the register. During Covid, it needed to be under the cover. The menu and payment need to be touchless also."

"It's in a fantastic location in Ivy City, where the breweries and fancier restaurants are now planting roots. The parking garage is one block away so parking is not a problem. For $17 before tip I got a medium cappuccino and ham/cheese quiche with salad. The price seems steep, but what you're getting is an entire meal. The quiche was actually fluffy, flaky and good. Considering it's December, I was surprised the salad had genuinely delicious ripe cherry tomatoes. There's cheaper fare on the menu, but not by much. My only real qualm is for such a huge shop the sit-down space is limited, a real shame because of the great street view."

"The hostess was professional but hogtied by discriminatory and unreasonable business practices. First, it’s illegal in DC for businesses to not accept cash. When I asked for a refund on my NON CONSUMED purchase. It was pre-baked scone that I didn’t remove from the counter so was never contaminated and wasn’t made to order I was told she didn’t have authority to do that. I wanted to support small business and I live around the corner and will never return. The scone which I ultimately ate because the host insisted she could do nothing for my transaction was bland and not even worth the $4. Peter of 101 Hospitality -you’re wrong."