The Coffee Shops Around D.C., According to Eater Editors | Eater DC

"This coffeehouse doesn’t just serve up fair-trade coffee, it also donates all profits to community outreach programs. The Union Station-adjacent shop was started by the National Community Church almost two decades ago, replacing a historic diner that had fallen into disrepair after closing in 1977. Now, caffeine lovers can get a taste of the “coffee for a cause” in delicious seasonal lattes (the year-round honey lavender is a local favorite), grab freshly made pastries, and catch up with friends or work remotely from anywhere in the huge two-level building and patio." - Tierney Plumb