maman

We frequent Maman and really enjoy the food and atmosphere. Definitely on the pricier side for certain items but fun try different items. The avacado toast is definitely worth it! The seasonal lattes are also really good. We appreciate the service, including our waitress Heidi, who helped get us set up and taken care of. Definitely try it out!

Maman is a fabulous restaurant in Bethesda. It’s super pretty and has a fantastic healthy French-inspired menu. Our server Breiner was terrific, making sure that our order was right and making sure that we had everything we needed.

Heidy was amazing!! She was really patient, we had a party of 7 and unfortunately we didn’t all get there at the same time. She gave us recommendations and didn’t rush us at all. She was very funny and nice. The food was fresh and good. This was the elisa's mediterranean harvest bowl. Would recommend!

Just left Maman Café and had to shout out the incredible service from David, Heidi, and Juliet. From the moment I walked in, they were warm, attentive, and genuinely kind. David helped navigate us on how to order and the process itself was very smooth and effortless and checked in on us very often., Heidi was so friendly and welcoming, and Juliet went above and beyond to make sure everything was perfect. They worked really well together as a team, and it created such a relaxed, comfortable atmosphere. The service never felt rushed or fake, just very real and thoughtful. Because of them, the whole experience felt special, not just like another quick café stop. Highly recommend Maman, especially if you’re lucky enough to be helped by David, Heidi, or Juliet.

This was my first time here and I absolutely enjoyed every moment! Breiner was the cashier who took my order and he explained everything I had a question to. I got their bacon, egg, and cheese sandwich and it was delicious. He also told me about the Fall specials, so I ordered their vanilla honey butter latte, which was FANTASTIC! One of the best lattes I've ever tasted!! Breiner checked in on us in between clearing tables and ringing up other customers! The atmosphere is delightful, with gentle music playing in the background and clean spaces! When I'm in the area again, I will be returning!

This café is full of French charm. Sitting outside on a sunny day feels both romantic and relaxing. The cakes are flavorful and perfectly balanced — not too sweet, just the way I like them. The service was fine. Not particularly attentive, but overall acceptable.

I’ve eaten at the Georgetown location and this one felt like a different vibe. It’s similar to Tatte. High prices, good atmosphere and service. The pastries are worth the calories though! Specialty drinks are good. The espresso martini was very good. Would go back again. Great for a girls lunch.

Loved the atmosphere—it was buzzing and had a great vibe. The food was really good, but the standout was our server, Breiner. He provided truly amazing service: friendly, efficient, and made us feel like valued guests. Highly recommend asking for his section!

Stylish cafe with lots of seating and a large selection of pastries, food, and drinks One location of a few that are scattered around the DMV My fiance and I each got a latte, she got a pasty, and I got a BEC. Neither of us was very impressed by our food (she said her croissant was soggy and my BEC had a ton of ketchup on it), but my latte (which was an iced "honey tahini latte") was solid. She said that hers (an iced vanilla latte) was very sweet/had an artificial taste to it My fiance also asked for her coffee in a to-go cup, which they did not do

Food - we ordered the breakfast sandwich. There was some miscommunication at the register and we ended up with 2 but decided to keep them both and we were SO HAPPY that we did. These were the BEST BREAKFAST SANDWICHES WE EVER HAD. Juicy, tasty and delish 10/10. My sister ordered some lavender latte which was pretty good and I ordered the matcha latte which was was watery and tasteless 2/10. I gave it a 2 for the latte art. Service - was great, friendly staff and food came out fairly quickly. 10/10 Ambiance - super cute and aesthetically pleasing 10/10

Quick Summary: Nice spot near Bethesda row for coffee and pastries. Food Options (Pastries, Menu): menu Machine Manufacturer: ? Beans: ? Cup Type (Porcelain, Glass, Paper): fancy porcelain Milk Options Avail: various Latte Art (None, Ok, Great): Ok Time taken: 5 mins Merch Avail (Yes or No): no Parking (Plentiful or Minimal): none but garage nearby Indoor Seating (Plentiful or Minimal): plentiful Outdoor Seating (Yes or No): none Cleanliness (1-5): 5 Ambiance (1-5): 5 Review: This place has an upscale feel and a French vibe. They have a large variety of 'fancy' pastries available as well as other brunch type foods. I had a cinnamon roll which was not your typical. It was very flaky and crispy and had honey on it. Not exactly a honey bun but the flavor was good. My latte was very good! The milk was textured well and a good temperature. The drink is served in a fancy coffee mug but the barista was still able to produce a nice latte heart. Overall, this is a nice cafe if you want a shopping break in Bethesda.

Tuesday 6/17/2025 This was not a planned visit at all: I was walking with my bro and as he went to get coffee until I became very interested in the bakery items I saw. The service was nice and friendly: they helped me choose the best selections based on their recommendations. I decided to get the cinnamon bun kouign maman $6, the pistachio chocolate croissant $5.50, and the Nutella beignet $6. - The cinnamon bun kouign maman was very disappointing. The texture was hard, even after being placed in the microwave. It didn't really resemble the taste of a cinnamon bun and doesn't resemble much of the kouign aman that I've had in the past, which are usually soft and buttery (similar to croissants). - The pistachio chocolate croissant was decent, and it was one of the staff's recommendations, so props to them. - The Nutella beignet was probably my favorite, and once again, it was another great recommendation from the staff. It's an airy and fluffy donut that has a light amount of filling inside. A $6 donut is definitely on the higher end, but it's worth a try. All in all, it's alright. I wouldn't go out of my way to return, but I'm glad I was able to try it. -- For more FOOD content, follow me on Instagram: @issa.cheatday

Took myself on a solo brunch date to maman, and had a great time. Because I was by myself they sat me at the bar which was small (the only con). Very cute vibe and decent food. I love the variety of pastries. So much to choose from. Will for sure be back!

My first time coming here. I gravitated towards the baked goods - saw the Nutella Brownies and Nutella Beignets. I'll have to try those on a future visit (can't go wrong with Nutella). Somehow, I zoned everything out and opted to get the Citrus Olive Oil Loaf Cake with Strawberry White Chocolate. The name alone is what got me to try it in the first place. Best Decision Ever. I enjoyed the loaf cake, the chocolate, just everything. If I had my way, I would have gotten all of the slices they had. Now, when can I go back and get more of "that" Citrus Olive Oil Loaf Cake. YUM!!!

From the moment you walk in, the vibe is immaculate--clean lines, soft light, and thoughtful decor that makes every corner photo-worthy. The atmosphere is peaceful but never pretentious. Add in smooth espresso, creative drinks, and kind baristas--it's a full sensory experience.

Absolutely loved my visit to Maman! I had the Papa's Breakfast Bowl and Anna's Belgian Waffles, both were delicious. The bowl was hearty and flavorful, with perfectly cooked eggs and fresh ingredients. The waffles were light and crispy on the outside, and topped just right - not too sweet . Cozy atmosphere and friendly service made it even better. Will definitely be back!

Packed packed packed for a Saturday morning (~10:30/11am). Every seat in the restaurant (including the counter) was occupied. The community tables were very fitting in this old world, European-countryside-feeling restaurant. Once seated, service was decently prompt. Food notes: The Ratatouille w Sunny Eggs were amazing . The definition of savory and balanced, the cheese was a perfect companion to the rich veggie flavors and was more than enough food for one person, even as a main dish. Elisa's Bowl seemed okay...nothing bad but nothing to write home about, either. ...we did see what looked like a Cuban Sandwich pass by to another table and that at least LOOKED quite good! Their bloody Mary mix is premixed from a bottle and seems to be spicy off the bat. So my request for less spicy meat they gave me less mix. ...which felt a little tacky when the glass showed up 3/4 full (and after our food had arrived). At seeing it, I asked for more mix and some limes to round it out. It was slightly spicy but honestly not bad. Overall, the experience was definitely worth the wait and I'd definitely go back again. (And while we didn't have them, their seasonal coffee drink options seemed like breakfast dessert. Next time, I suppose!)

Literally we could not have had a worse experience here. First of all, the restaurant was SUPER busy at Saturday brunch time, so we were looking forward to good food as it seemed to be a popular choice. After a 20 minute wait, we were seated - inside was a bit crowded and very hard to hear someone sitting literally right next to you. I got the Salted Tahini Honeycomb Latte, which was actually really really good - creamy, sweetened just right, a little bit salty. Unfortunately, the good stuff ends there. I ordered the Maman's Breakfast Sandwich without bacon and a side of potatoes. One of the blandest, most boring sandwiches I have ever had the misfortune of putting in my mouth - no seasoning, not even salt. The potatoes were somehow even worse - not even crispy, topped with microgreens for no reason whatsoever besides maybe aesthetics, and again not even a whisper of salt or any other seasoning. I had to drench mine in salt and pepper at the table. They also forgot the red peppers in my father-in-law's omelette, which by the way also had no flavor. Finally, the reason I wish I could give this place 0 stars and forget I ever ate here - there was a GIANT cockroach wiggling under our table, which we were alerted to when our server came under my feet to kill it. Absolutely disgusting. To make matters worse, the manager was less than helpful, and kind of shrugged his shoulders saying there wasn't much he could do - even though we had already eaten half our meal and did not feel like touching the rest. Would never recommend this place to anyone, avoid it.

Solid caffein option in Bethesda. I'm making my (g)rounds in search of my go-to coffee shop. I recently scheduled a business meeting at Maman, hoping to both get some work done, and scope out this case del caffe. It's got a vibe to it. A little feminine for my tastes, but that's subjective. There's plenty of indoor and outdoor seating, and free wifi. Cool. But its a coffee house, so how's the java? I have to be honest, dear reader - the coffee is unremarkable, and the very lite breakfast fare is very overpriced. I'm not into the $16-20 range for a nibble - I can make a pretty rockin' breakfast for 20 quid. Maman is by no means "bad", but it certainly won't be my Bethesda go-to.

The food is so delicious. Everything is so yummy and the atmosphere is nice. Everyone is nice and does not rush you while you are eating or even if you just doing work on laptop. Breiner is really nice server... gives his best food options.

The baked goods and drinks here were great. I enjoyed my latte and cookie. My favorite was the pistachio croissant. The filling was delicious and I haven't seen anything similar at other bakeries in the area. I also liked the pretty cups and plates everything was served on. The service was great and the bakery had a cute vibe. They have seating available inside and outside.

The pasteries, sandwiches and coffee are pretty good here! But the service is awful so would not recommend dining in here so just picking up.

This review's way overdue! Popped into the Bethesda location after a great visit to the Eastern Market one. Love Maman's vibe--super cute and totally Instagrammable. Coffee was awesome, and I'm a big fan of the French-style cups. The salad wasn't really for me--kinda dry and a bit too heavy on the boiled potatoes. Also, if that fireplace is real, would've been nice to see it on during the colder days!

I love Maman. The design is beautiful both inside and out, and the people are friendly! I also like the wide variety of food and drinks.

Stopped here after a long day for a snack and coffee! The service was okay -not mean but the cashier seemed like ready to leave at end of her shift-all the foods looked so good-I honestly wanted to buy one of everything! I got kougn Amman in original and cinnamon-they were honestly probably a little over baked and too crunchy-but the cinnamon one tasted good-the original was a little plain. Got lemon custard square croissant which was yummy and creamy in the inside but also a little crunchy and perhaps over baked as well? I got chocolate pistachio croissant which was good . Also sampled chocolate chip cookie which looked delectable but was no different from any other chocolate chip cookie. Ambience was beautiful-I love sitting here ti drink my coffee and watch people passing by!

5 stars for their lattes and brunch fare. Unique selections like overnight oats, lox on croffin, turkey sandwich, etc. like I'd say 3 stars for their baked goods though. Ambiance is cute, clean, modern. Definitely a fave spot as it's crowded. Highly recommended.

Came in for breakfast after a workout class and it was PACKED for being one of the only open morning spots in Bethesda Row during Thanksgiving week. I got a coffee and an omelet, which came with a side of greens. It was delicious, I really loved the feta and tomato. Not a huge fan of communal tables, but it was definitely better than having to wait. Our server was very busy and it took awhile to get her attention, but once again - it was a holiday week.

I was walking in Bethesda and looking for a latte. I wandered into Maman and was mesmerized by the beautiful interior. It looked like a beautiful garden. I was drawn to the pastry counter, which held a lot of delicious looking treats. My friend, Libby F. has raved about their pastries. She has good taste. Service was excellent. I ordered a mocha latte and it was fabulous. I was in such a hurry, that I had to run. But, I made a note to return and sample some of the goodies. My coffee was so good. It was rich, chocolatey, and warm. I will definitely be back for some more mocha lattes and some food, on my next trip.

They can do more to protect the food. If I see the flies and gnats, I know they see them. I now only buy beverages which are mid for the price (but it's convenient).

Very cute and homey cafe in Bethesda. Ordered an almond croissant, the waffles, as well a the avocado tartine with a fried egg. We arrived a little before the kitchen opened so waited a short amount of time before the food arrived to our table. Presentation wise -- 10/10. However, I wasn't a huge fan of the corn in the waffles (my boyfriend's selection). As for the tartine, it tasted as expected and the portion was generous. Overall, the stars for this review go to the ambiance, the staff, and the quickness in preparation. The food/chai arent something id go out of the way for.

One of the foods that we ordered was spoiled but the manager promptly took our advice to take the menu down from the day. Tartine was very fresh and good. I got seasonal cocktails and it was very good. Inside can be very loud but air conditioned, outside was quieter but super hot. Wish they had some fans installed. But it is definitely such a cute place to hang out with friends on Sunday morning/afternoon. Only reason I gave the 4 star might be the spoiled food. Everything else was good including services.

We visited maman over the weekend and the place was packed but the wait wasn't long. Their theme is floral blue and white - plates and cups, menu, wallpaper, and even their coffee machine was wrapped in their signature floral design. They have an abundant selection of pastries which are nicely displayed. There are indoor and outdoor seating as well as a back cafe to order to go. We ordered lattes which came beautifully in their blue/white cup and saucer. The latte was good. My friend had the pistachio croissant and she said it was good as well. They offer breakfast and lunch items but we were eager to check out other parts of Georgetown. Overall, the cafe ambiance was nice and a good first stop.

Maman is super cute and a good place to grab a quick coffee and some yummy pastries! Service is okay, it can be a bit of a wait sometimes

Came here for brunch- the ambiance and decor are very cute, and the pastries are beautiful! The menu is also very creative, with many vegetarian options and even a couple vegan ones- it's a good spot for a diverse crowd. I also appreciate that they have nutritional info on the menu. I got the maylins squash salad- it was so-so- the dressing was really great but it was a little too heavy on the raisins.

I've been to Maman twice. Very chic cafe. On my first visit, I tried their square croissant with cream and the round croissant with a brownie nestled in the middle. Both were good--just needed a quick warm-up to bring out that buttery goodness. But the real star of the show? The Elderflower Spritz! This drink was perfection--refreshing, light, and beautifully balanced. I even asked for the recipe because it was that good: St-Germain, Montefresco Prosecco, and Cocktail Punk lavender bitters over ice. A must-try! Crème Brûlée cookie, Is everything. Crispy, caramelized edges with a gooey center that really hit the spot.

If you haven't been to Maman, you have got to come here! The ambience of a cute little cafe, the attention to detail in their service, and the food and coffee! In comparison to the other cafes, this is my favorite, because of the food and the service. The employees are upbeat and have a friendly disposition. I've been to other comparable cafes and the employees look so glum that you feel like you're troubling them when you put on an order! Now onto the food! You really can't go wrong with anything on this menu, but if I had to choose, I would recommend the Quiche Sarah and the Kale Caesar Salad. And for dessert, you can't also can't go wrong with anything! Their cookies and croissants are super yummy. I'll have to come back to try each item! I should add that parking might be a little difficult but there are plenty of garages in the area. Bon Appetit!!!

I have been eager to visit Maman because the outside decor is stunning! It looks like a French bistro nestled in downtown Bethesda. I enjoyed a meal indoors and the experience was a little confusing. There is an app to order food but they also have table service. I did not know if should wait for my server to come or take things into my own hands and order on the app. The server did not check on my table too frequently so that was the main source of confusion. I was underwhelmed by the menu options as a vegan. I thank Maman for labeling vegan menu items. It seemed there was only 2 breakfast options that were vegan and none of the sandwiches were vegan. I believe some options could be made vegan without cheese. I really encourage Maman to expand the sandwiches menu to include something that is vegan without modification. I ordered the smashed avocado tartine and it was stunning! I loved how many micro greens were decorated on top. The tartine came with a strip of salt, red pepper flakes, and lemon wedge. I thought it was neat that you could customize the tartine by making it as salty, spicy, and citrusy as you wanted with the provided seasonings. Overall the tartine was good but not great enough to come back without more vegan options to try. The latte was superb! They sadly have a $1 vegan tax for a nondairy milk. The flavor of this latte was fantastic so the $1 was well worth it. This latte was creamy, smooth, and even came with latte art. I would certainly visit again if I needed a coffee in Bethesda. Thank you for a really nice brunch! I do think there is room for improvement but overall I had a good experience and hope the vegan options increase as the menu gets updated!

The service was nice and friendly! However, we were there on a busy Sunday brunch and it took a while to get seated. The matcha latte tasted basically just like milk and nothing else. The papa's breakfast bowl I had was good though. Interior is beautiful. Overall, quite a mixed experience. (8/10/25)

I've tried several baked goods (like six) on subsequent visits after the first. I think it's safe to say anything that is not soaked in liquid (as the chocolate cake was) is served, stale, dry, dusty and extremely disappointing. One star for the great cake, though. Another star for the decent breakfast offering. Pastries are more "miss" than "hit." Where is the quality control? Service and ambience are nice. AVOID the pastries.

Simply fabulous! I ordered a latte, a pistachio croissant, and an avocado tartine. The flavors of the coffee and croissant were incredible, the presentation of the avocado tartine was amazing, and the hospitality from the food runner, baristo, and cashier was phenomenal. Staff were courteous, friendly, and efficient. No wait in line to order, I paid with the InKind app, was handed a table marker, and took a seat. The only small gripe I have is that the toast had to much onion that it overwhelmed the taste. The ambiance is cozy and visually stimulating. The seating is comfy, plenty of window spots for people watching, and spaced-out chairs and tables to not feel crowded. I would definitely come back and recommend to others.

Came here on a Saturday around 11. They didn't have mocha so I ordered the latte. It was pretty good. I also got the green shakshuka which is only offered on weekends. It was also pretty good but I felt it needed hot sauce to give it some flavor. We got an orange chocolate cheesecake cube and although it looked moist, it was pretty dry and difficult to cut. Service and ambiance we great so I'll come back to try something else.

This cafe is so cute and decorated so well if you like going to aesthetic cafes. There's also indoor and outdoor seating. The man at the register was very patient with us even though we ordered a lot of food to eat there and to go. I wasn't very impressed with the breakfast sandwich(it was covered in ketchup so that was all I tasted), but the pistachio croissant was delicious! Would stick to their pastries over savory goods.

I came here on a Saturday and it was pretty busy. I was able to find a single seat at the window and was helped pretty fast. I ordered the breakfast sandwich which was very soggy in my opinion. The flavor was also lacking. It did come out within 5 minutes which was pretty surprising. I loved the chocolate pistachio croissant! The baked items looked really good there. I would not recommend the breakfast sandwich though. This is what made me take a star away because I did not vibe with it. Will definitely come back to try the espresso martini, bloody mary, and other baked items. Also, the plating is so cute.

Ambiance is super amazing! Beautiful shop and worth dining in if you can get a spot. Super busy in the weekend. Food was okay. My seasonal cappuccino was a little too sweet. My food looked nice. Some of the silverware and dinnerware were chipped or a little stained. My dish was missing a sauce. But they provided it when requested. I would say food is slightly over priced. Service was a mixed bag on the day I went. The people at the counter were amazing!! They were helpful with my order and super apologetic when there was no space due to a baby shower. One of them went and got a pitcher of water for me and brought it to my table. However, when I ask to have some sauce on the side because it was missing from my dish. The waitress seemed annoyed with my request. Maybe she had a bad day. Afterwards, another waitress was super kind and got me a to-go box. Overall, everyone was super amazing. Overall, nice place to study or chat. I would like to go back for some pastries that aren't too expensive.

Food is always absolutely excellent. Service has varied a bit, hence the 4 stars. If you like omelettes, waffles, or french coffee, this is your spot for an upscale breakfast. Have had several things here and enjoyed them all, but I come back to the omelette and my daughter only eats the waffles.

We were there last week. Vacationers who attended specifically because of the association with Martha Stewart. The Belgium waffles were awful-heavy and solidly dry. They were serve with a berry compote which hadn't been cooked long enough and was grainy. They were also cold. Brewed coffee had no refills at 4.25 a cup. Disappointed. Choc chip cookie was overcooked also!

I found this adorable French restaurant while waiting for my son at a nearby practice. My husband and I loved the romantic atmosphere, long wooden family-style tables, and many patrons sharing one table was typical (very European) You order and pay at the counter; then, your meal is delivered to your table. The dishes are gorgeous; I didn't mind that mine had a chip; it added character. We both ordered very acidic coffees, and it seems that if you add plant-based milk to highly acidic coffee, it appears spoiled. I asked for a new cup without any fuss, and they said that's just what the milk does, no explanation. The new cup looks the same. I asked for half and half, and that fixed the problem. I had to go online to determine what was happening to the coffee. If something keeps happening to your coffee that is not normal or common, you should at least warn your customers when they order it so they can decide if they want to proceed. I am a visual person, and there was no way I would drink coffee that looked like it had spoiled milk. From there, our service went downhill. Rude remarks, ignored questions, bombastic side eyes, lol. Regardless, my husband and I very much enjoyed the food. Not pictured here was their chocolate croissant with pretzels. It was $6 but enough to share and the best chocolate croissant we have had. They forgot we ordered it and made us wait 15 minutes, but it was worth it. Would I come again? Yes, I hope they had an off day. The food is excellent, and I can see this being a fantastic spring/summer breakfast spot.

Starting off, this place is so cute and cozy! It reminds me of sitting at a family member's kitchen table. I ordered an Americano to go but was tempted to try one of the many pastries on display. The woman taking my order was a bit cold, but the barista making my drink was very warm and friendly. My drink was ready in a few minutes, and it was very good! I will be back to try something new and to enjoy their patio.

The pastries here are very good, top notch! If rating solely on food, I would give Maman Bethesda 5/5. The service is what dragged down the rating. After being seated, we waited at least 10 minutes for a server to see us. When a server finally did arrive, her first request was that we move to a smaller table because a larger party needed our table. I normally wouldn't take exception to this reasonable request, but after we moved, the server then took our order, which as you can see from the photos was all pastries and one beverage, no prepared meals. When another at least 15 minutes arrived with no sign of our food and drink, we flagged down a different server and asked whether the pastries were fresh made to order, is that why we had not yet received our order? About a minute later, our original server came with our order. The pastries were definitely not fresh made, so there is no reason that we could not have received the order within 10 minutes, even though they were busy. However, an extremely large party (like 10 or more people) I. The middle of the room was waited on diligently, with our very same server even taking a photo of the group! So my recommendation: place your order to go. This seems to be a much more efficient way to experience the good food while avoiding the mediocre service.

I had the pistachio tree croissant and it was amazing! In the middle was a delicious pistachio cream. I also had a lavender honey latte and it was divine. The Papa's breakfast bowl was delicious as well, I just wish I had more of the aoli sauce to go on the potatoes.

Maman in Bethesda is so fantastic! I consider it an integral part of the French culinary resurgence in Bethesda. Their outdoor space is excellent on a nice day. I've enjoyed breakfast, brunch, and lunch there and am always pleased. My favorite to order at Maman are their quiches

It's really a shame that this could have been a really great place to visit in Bethesda but my experience there wasn't so great. Sure I'm not going to deny that the place is filled to the brim with flowers and nice decorations but looks can be deceiving. I went on a Saturday Afternoon and it seemed pretty lively with the amount of people that were there. I was having high hopes but it was quickly demolished by the events that followed. The host didn't greet anyone when they walked in. It seems like anyone that entered was able to get sat right away except for me. Perhaps she thought I was ordering for take out and it wasn't clear I was there to sit down until I had to interrupt her before she sat someone else. The worst part was if a table was even empty, it was seated immediately by the next person. I don't think that table was wiped at all. I was sat at a window seat by the host and thought to myself, maybe it wouldn't be so bad after this. Nope, not at all. First of all, that same host went to one of the tables in the back and started eating a salad. There were people still up that were waiting to be sat; I don't really understand this system of seating/waiting people was implemented at all. Second, the servers ignored me and served others. Within minutes, they got their food and drinks out which was upsetting. I had to flag a male staff member to help talk my order. He did apologize and was able to help me order. I ended up asking to just pay after ordering because I didn't want to risk waiting another 20 minutes to pay out the bill. It was that bad. Eventually what I ordered came through but I waited nearly almost an hour for my order. What I got was their seasonal Frozen Forest Matcha Latte & Pistachio Croissant. The Matcha Latte came first and it came with the small shot of flavor with vanilla, juniper berries and mint. This was actually good but I wish it came out sooner. The latte art was there; but it's presentable at least. The Pistachio Croissant was my favorite thing so far. It's filled with this really good white chocolate pistachio cream that elevates it so well. I would highly recommend getting this. If I ever do visit here again, I honestly would just get it to go. Is it worth the trouble to sit down if the table service is inconsistent and the workers don't seem happy about working there? That's not a question I should be answering. I shouldn't have to wait almost 20 minutes to place an order in, and another 25 minutes for the food. Especially a drink and croissant that's already made. Visit at your own risk.

Really cute store that is right in the heart of downtown. There is some seating outdoors and also ample space indoor. I came for brunch on a Saturday with my mom and we were seated quickly by the window. We received our coffee and pastry first, and each were pretty tasty. We shared the croissant and we were struggling to finish the pastry between us because it was so large and sweet. The ratatouille was also on the salty side. It looked pretty small and I doubted it would be enough, but was surprisingly filling. I didn't feel like the food was that impressive but it was a nice vibe for an afternoon coffee with friends.

What a lovely cafe in downtown Bethesda. We visited on a late weekday afternoon. Parking was actually available practically right in front of the cafe. Score! The pastries itself was absolutely delicious. For $3.99+ tax, we got to relish and nosh on wonderful trio of delicious items. The employee was generous and let my husband pick the pistachio muffin he kept eyeing on. We loved the friendly efficient customer service. Looking forward to returning again in the future.

The GF zucchini bread is amazing. It was better than the GF chai cookie. The tomato soup was a little too sweet for me but still happy with my order. Breiner was awesome and gave great recommendations! Outdoor and indoor seating!

The aesthetic is amazing, the food and cafe drinks + pastries not bad, but not great. I just cannot justify the price. For the quality of both taste and presentation, I simply cannot ever imagine myself coming back after I spent over $60+ for just a meal for 2 during an early afternoon. I truly think this place would be an absolute favorite staple if the prices were more affordable for what you get. However, it seems like business is doing well as this place is always absolutely packed! I mean... $9 for a medium special flavored latte (it was alright, like a 6/10) is just not something I can see myself paying for if I just wanted a lil sweet treat coffee. I probably won't be back or recommend this place, but if you want to treat yourself to some pretty plates and expensive treats, then I would say to give this place a shot!

My daughter was interested in trying the vegan pastries. She liked the tahini honeycomb latte. She loved the orange blossom rhubarb crumb cake. The vegan lemon poppyseed cookie had a bitter aftertaste that we've noticed in some vegan baked goods that may be from bad acid-base balance. I had the (non vegan) pistachio chocolate croissant and it was fine but I wasn't expecting it to be just a chocolate croissant with some pistachio cream in it.