D.C.’s Favorite Coffee Shops

Baked and Wired, 1052 Thomas Jefferson St., NW: 聽coffee is just as popular as the Georgetown staple’s cupcakes and baked goods. (Courtesy Baked and Wired/麻豆官网 File Photo)

Courtesy Baked and Wired/麻豆官网 File Photo

Dolcezza,聽Multiple locations: All locations serve coffee, but getting a cup from the “Coffee Lab” at the Dolcezza Factory in Northeast is a unique experience. (麻豆官网/Rachel Nania)

麻豆官网/Rachel Nania

The Coffee Bar,聽1201 S St., NW: Tucked between 14th Street and Shaw, is a quiet oasis in one of the city’s most bustling areas. (Courtesy The Coffee Bar/Marine Jaoeun)

Courtesy The Coffee Bar/Marine Jaoeun

Buzz Bakery, Multiple locations: Plenty of coffee, sweet treats, sandwiches and more are on the menu at , a bakery and coffee house with locations in Alexandria, Arlington and Southeast D.C. (Courtesy Buzz Bakery Facebook)

Courtesy Buzz Bakery Facebook

Vigilante Coffee,聽Farmers markets and pop-up shops: Chris Vigilante is the mastermind behind , a roastery and shop that pops up at various markets and bars in the D.C. area. (麻豆官网 File Photo)

麻豆官网 File Photo

Peregrine Espresso, Multiple locations: 聽is not new on the block. It’s been brewing coffee for Washingtonians since 2008. It has locations at Union Market, Eastern Market and on 14th Street. (麻豆官网/Michelle Basch)

麻豆官网/Michelle Basch

Big Bear Cafe, 1700 1st St., NW: Bloomingdale’s popular coffee shop and restaurant, , is expanding its patio to nearly triple the number of customers it can hold. (麻豆官网/Rachel Nania)

麻豆官网/Rachel Nania

Tryst,聽2459 18th St. NW: There’s plenty of space for working, dining or meeting friends at 聽in Adams Morgan. (麻豆官网/Michelle Basch)

麻豆官网/Michelle Basch

贵颈濒迟别谤,听1726 20th St. NW: You can find , a basement-level coffee shop in Dupont Circle, by the orange French press bike racks outside the shop’s entrance. (Courtesy Filter Facebook)

Courtesy Filter Facebook

Pleasant Pops,聽1781 Florida Ave., NW: Go for the homemade popsicles, stay for the coffee at . (麻豆官网/Rachel Nania)

麻豆官网/Rachel Nania

The Wydown,聽1924 14th St., NW: is one of 14th Street’s newer editions. (Courtesy The Wydown Facebook)

Courtesy The Wydown Facebook

Bakehouse,聽1407 T St., NW: Sure, is known for its delicious assortment of baked goods, but you can also get an amazing cup of coffee at the T Street shop. (Courtesy Bakehouse Facebook)

Courtesy Bakehouse Facebook

Open City, Washington National Cathedral: The newest — and cutest — addition to the Cathedral Heights neighborhood is Sit inside or out and enjoy beautiful views with a cup of Joe in hand. (麻豆官网/Rachel Nania)

麻豆官网/Rachel Nania

Pound the Hill,聽621 Pennsylvania Ave., SE: is Capitol Hill’s go-to for caffeine and ambiance. (Courtesy Pound the Hill Facebook)

Courtesy Pound the Hill Facebook

Northside Social, 3211 Wilson Boulevard, Arlington: On the other side of the river, folks line up at 聽for a daily dose of java. (Courtesy Northside Social Facebook)

Courtesy Northside Social Facebook

Kafe Bohem,聽600 Florida Ave., NW: 聽serves everything from coffee to traditional Czech dishes, beer, wine and cocktails. (Courtesy Kafe Bohem Facebook)

Courtesy Kafe Bohem Facebook

La Colombe, 924 N St., NW: Folks in search of a good cup of coffee by the Convention Center can head up Blagden Alley to . (Courtesy La Colombe Facebook)

Courtesy La Colombe Facebook