Cafe Cielo

Bakery · Columbia Heights

Cafe Cielo

Bakery · Columbia Heights

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1432 Park Rd NW, Washington, DC 20010

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Central American bakery: breads, pastries, cakes, coffee  

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1432 Park Rd NW, Washington, DC 20010 Get directions

@cafecielobakery

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1432 Park Rd NW, Washington, DC 20010 Get directions

+1 202 355 0083
@cafecielobakery

$1–10

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Best Tasting Menus in D.C., According to Eater Editors | Eater DC

"The Union Market district’s Michelin-rated Colombian marvel boasts two tasting menus, a chef’s choice for $178 that includes specialties like the Tree of Life, a cassava bread served atop a bronze tree sculpture, and an extensive $289 option called The Experience. Either tasting menu can be adjusted to be vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free with at least 24 hours notice. There’s also a la carte plates that can be shared at the illuminated, seven-seat bar. Reservations are on the website." - Tierney Plumb

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Must-Try Soups Around D.C. This Fall | Eater DC

"Cazuela de mariscos (seafood soup) at D.C.’s Michelin-rated Colombian marvel cooks clam shells, shrimp, prawns, lobster, squid, and the fresh catch of the day in white wine. A dollop of citrus air foam, coconut crisps, and cocadas (popular Colombian sweets) round out the show-stopping soup." - Tierney Plumb

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A Running Map of D.C.’s Most Festive Holiday Pop-Ups | Eater DC

"The team at Michelin-rated Elcielo brings a Caribbean-styled Christmas to La Cosecha from December 1 to 24 (no reservations required). The “El Caribeño by Elcielo” pop-up features five cocktails and one mocktail (horchata) alongside Colombian street foods. Options include an Elvis-themed “Hunka Hunka” (peanut butter whiskey sour) and San Andrés (rum, white Curacao, pineapple juice). Bites include perrito de camaron, carimañola, aborrajado, avocado tempura, and arepa de chocolo with cheese. Each cocktail with accompanying snacks is $20. Located at La Cosecha’s centrally located culinary studio." - Vinciane Ngomsi

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Oms Zikos

Google
Amazing amazing prices are very reasonable. It's my first place when I like a cup of coffee. it taste amazing and the milk tastes so rich you can get couple of desserts for only one dollars. Things are always fresh and you can taste the butter in them .Makes it if you would like a quick breakfast under five dollars they also sell cream and other breakfast items, birthday cakes and tiramisu so the excellent tiramisu that you will ever taste. Staff also very welcoming higher. Recommend if you are in the Columbia Heights area.

Jason Mendez

Google
Finally, a bakery in DC that's worth visiting. Everything from coffee, cakes, breads, donuts, and so much more. Fresh made Tres Leches, not that frozen mess. Napoleon by far better than Tiffany's. Go check them out, you won't be disappointed.

Octavia

Google
Yummy everything! Get a chocolate covered strawberry. Great Napoleon, rainbow cake, tres leches, this yummy flat cornbread cake thing with sesame (absolutely phenomenal), etc! Amazing!

Cole Turner

Google
Pan dulce was very good, and not overly sweet. Tres leche was also good, but a little too sweet. Rainbow cake was very sweet. The very low prices bumped Cielo from four to five stars!

Maria Ilagan

Google
Our new favorite bakery for specialty cakes! We’ve gotten two cakes from them, one for our wedding which had a custom flavor combination and a slightly similar one for my husband’s birthday! Their buttercream is luscious and pillowy almost marshmallow-like! I love the texture, flavor, and how it simply melts with each bite. Our wedding cake was absolutely fantastic! It was a vanilla buttercream with tres leches layers and generously centered with a rich caramel sauce; we all absolutely loved the flavor combination. We requested for a vintage style heart shape and they even graciously bordered the cake with white edible delicate roses! What we love is that their cakes have this level of airiness that makes them stand out. We’ve never had El Salvadorian cakes before and we are so glad we now have a staple in the city!

Mahi ElAttar

Google
Great coffee and authentic salvadorian pastries. We love coming here for our weekend coffees, especially since the servers are very friendly and are very patient with my terrible spanish. Better and cheaper than the big chain cafes.

Joyce Ann Montemayor

Google
Their tres leches was very yummy! Definitely coming back!

Ammi Cabrera

Google
I went to get food to go and it was really good and affordable with the latte it was $13. Highly recommend if you are in the area. 😁😁😁
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Leo E.

Yelp
AMAZING. I am so excited that there is a new place doing a couple of new things. I love Panaderia's, so I'm excited for this one. I usually go in for PANES DE POLLO and oh my goodness, they're not just good, they are also very affordable. The TIRAMISU is also good, I highly recommend it. The cashier is so extremely nice. The place is also good to sit and eat quickly for your next lunch break.
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Seva P.

Yelp
Fantastic service, everyone speaks both English and Spanish. Truly unbelievable price for everything. All food and pastries were fresh!