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Levantine cafe with wood-fired pitas, pastries, and coffee
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1717 K St NW suite 905, Washington, DC 20006 Get directions
Levantine cafe with wood-fired pitas, pastries, and coffee
1717 K St NW suite 905, Washington, DC 20006 Get directions
"The problem with great restaurants is that everyone wants to eat there. That explains why there’s often a line at Yellow, but believe us when we say that line is worth waiting in. Their jammy egg croissant is a work of art—a flaky, buttery bird's nest cradling a quivering egg atop a schmear of shakshuka, topped with salty crumbles of kashkaval cheese. The falafel sandwich is a technicolor dream, with vividly hued pickled veggies spilling out the top of the wood-fired pita. Be forewarned—Yellow’s deserved popularity might prevent you from grabbing a table, so be prepared to bring your food back to the office, or pick a pretty bench nearby to dine al fresco." - allison robicelli, madeline weinfield
"This former Navy Yard café was once next to its sister restaurant, Albi, but has since found new life in Georgetown and Union Market. We’re partial to the Georgetown location for its proximity to shopping and retail, and the plush couches provide a nice spot to people-watch or read a paperback from Politics and Prose. Both cafés have solid breakfast options that tend to sell out quickly, so the sooner you can scoot on in, the better. Our latest obsessions are the cardamom chocolate cruffin—that’s a combo we didn’t know we needed—and the super-stuffed BBQ cauliflower pita that’s so huge, you could probably save half of it for a snack later." - omnia saed, mekita rivas, tess shiras, allison robicelli
"This Levantine all-day cafe is from the team behind Albi, and it’s an incredibly charming place to spend an afternoon—pops of saffron yellow splash across the wall and line the windows looking out on the bustling crowds on Wisconsin Ave. The pastries, like their orange blossom croissant or date and labne coffee cake, can make any day better. Pair either with the coconut cardamom iced coffee for the ultimate snack." - joe brantlinger, tristiana hinton, omnia saed, madeline weinfield, allison robicelli
"It’s hard to imagine having a bad day if it starts with an orange blossom croissant and a coconut cardamom iced coffee at Yellow. It’s easy to get lost in the café’s pastries, and you’ll want to eventually try them all (the date and labneh coffee cake and pistachio Palestinian olive oil cake, for starters) but don’t let their sweets make you overlook their savory options. The wood-fired pitas with lamb hummus and the BBQ harissa cauliflower pita will make you want to stay all day. If your plan is to settle in for a long haul, just know that the small space doesn’t allow laptops, so come with a good book or just enjoy your meal in peace." - madeline weinfield
"This former Navy Yard café was once next to its sister restaurant, Albi, but has since found new life in both Georgetown and Union Market. We’re partial to the Georgetown location for its shopping proximity, and the plush couches provide the perfect spot to people-watch or read the paperback you just picked up at Politics and Prose. Both cafés have solid breakfast options that tend to sell out quickly, so the sooner you can scoot on in, the better. Our latest obsessions are the cardamom chocolate cruffin—that’s a combo we didn’t know we needed—and the super-stuffed BBQ cauliflower pita that’s so huge, you could probably save half of it for a snack later." - tristiana hinton, allison robicelli