Lost Sock Roasters
Coffee shop · Takoma
6833 4th St NW, Washington, DC 20012
Highlights
Roasts own beans, offers coffee, empanadas, pastries & sandwiches
Roasts own beans, offers coffee, empanadas, pastries & sandwiches
"Lost Sock Roasters opened its first retail shop in 2021. Its narrow, yet comfortable storefront in Takoma serves pour-overs showcasing beans from Ecuador and other South American countries as well as toasts, cheesy pan de yuca, and Argentine-style empanadas. The small-batch coffee company could be found long before opening its first shop, selling brewed coffee at La Tejana, A Baked Joint, among other places. View menu here." - Tierney Plumb
"Lost Sock Roasters, one of the region’s best coffee shops, opened its first retail shop in 2021. It’s narrow, yet comfortable storefront in Takoma serves pour-overs showcasing beans from Ecuador and other South American countries as well as toasts, cheesy pan de yuca, and Argentine-style empanadas. The small-batch coffee company could be found long before opening its first shop, selling brewed coffee at Call Your Mother and A Baked Joint, among other places." - Claudia Rosenbaum
"Lost Sock Roasters has opened its first retail cafe in Takoma, offering a showroom experience for their wholesale coffee business. The cafe serves a variety of coffee blends, including a unique espresso blend and the Paraiso roast from Guatemala. They also offer a small menu of pastries, toasts, and Argentine-style empanadas. The cafe is located inside the historic Takoma Theater and features flora from Lovers Plant Studio and art pieces curated by the University of Maryland Gallery of Art." - Gabe Hiatt
"The shop has also signed on to supply bagels for Lost Sock Roasters when the local company opens its first standalone store in Takoma later this year." - Tierney Plumb
"Lost Sock Roasters just signed on at Takoma’s historic theater project, with plans to join anchor tenant Children’s National’s Healthy Mind Brain Center in late 2019. Lost Sock, which slings its beans inside Call Your Mother, will stock its new store with bagels from the “Jew-ish” deli in Park View that’s commanded long lines since opening this fall. It’ll be the first standalone retail site for Lost Sock, which is also sold at Anxo and Timber Pizza. The homegrown roaster founded by college roommates is based in Brightwood Park." - Tierney Plumb
