Nicely designed coffee shop if you’re looking to work remotely some people were even taking zoom calls).I got the oat milk latte and wasn’t really a fan of the coffee roast . My friend wanted a pastry but noticed two flies around it so skipped and went to the bakery next door (dog tag bakery).

Nice spot to go when looking for something a little layed back in Georgetown. I didn’t love the matcha latte, but my friends really enjoyed the avocado toast. Staff was friendly too. It’s a little bit loud, so I wouldn’t recommend it as a spot to work, but it’s a nice meet up spot with friends, especially considering that it doesn’t get quite as crowded as other spots in Georgetown tend too.

Lovely! Like the music and vibe, of course the coffee!

Amazing! Great coffee and service! I definitely love it 😍 Chocolate almond pistachio bar was delicious with flat white! Thanx everyone there!

Grace Street Coffee is a quant little coffeeshop located in the heart of Georgetown, its a lovely spot to sit, work, chat and spend an afternoon.Tucked back in a quiet little alleyway away from the hustling main streets, Grace Street offers a quiet reprieve from the craziness of Georgetown. The shop is certainly busy, but not overwhelmingly so. When we went (on a Sunday afternoon) there were plenty of places to sit and we only had to wait in a short line.The location is really cool. Its connected with a local bike shop and, throughout the day, youll see cyclists coming in and out.The coffee is wonderful, some of the best that Ive had downtown. I ordered their drip and even middle of the day, it tasted fresh and was super flavorful.A couple things I didnt love:1) Parking. I dont blame GSC for this at all, but parking in Georgetown is just a pain. We ended up doing garage parking down by the river, but we learned that you can often find some temporary parking on the sidestreets closer to GSC.2) Location. We had a little trouble finding the coffee shop using Google Maps. Its not very specific and there are a bunch of signs that may lead you into some other connecting stores (theres a smoothie place and butcher), both have the GSC sign out front, but none actually have the coffee shop inside. GSC is at the end of the street.3) AC. We came to GSC on a fairly hot day, but I found that it was pretty stuffy inside the building. There was some AC, but if you werent strategically placed under a vent, it got a little uncomfortable. The outdoor seating would have been a better option.4) Shortages. This is fairly common at coffeeshops, but worth noting if youre used to Starbucks. GSC was running out of things near the end of the day. Their food was somewhat limited as were a few of their coffee options. Visiting earlier in the day is better.All in all, this is a great spot and well worth the visit when youre in Georgetown.

Great latte, best Ive had in a while. Lots of places to sit

This is the best coffee shop around. Also, their coffee is reasonably priced. They also have a simple but very nice place with lovely staff! And their breakfast is so amazing! A must try!

As a coffee lover, this is the best place to spend time with friends having chit-chat over a cup of coffee. It was all taste good and satisfying. I highly recommend this place.

I always enjoy coffee in the middle of the day. Grace Street Coffee Roasters is my favorite place. I can go here either alone or with a company. Good quality coffee and delicious selection of pastries. If youre a local or a newbie, this one is worth checking out.

This is one of the well-known Coffee Shop in our place. It is very comfortable to be here. And their coffees were very satisfying!

Cute seating. Okay beverages. Abysmal customer service.The barista (female, dark straight hair) working around 2 PM on October 8 greeted me and took the order.The Cupcake SituationI ordered a small iced latte and a chocolate cupcake to-go. The cupcake looked really appetizing with the soft looking chocolate cake and chocolate swirl icing. I couldn’t wait to try it. Towards the back of the cafe, there were two men sitting on a sofa, loudly talking while saying their goodbyes to another person leaving. The barista called off our order, so I was looking forward to trying my drink and cupcake. While picking up my order, I noticed that the cupcake was placed in a brown takeout box that you fold an insert in to close. The box was wide open. I suspect it was not closed because the box was too short for the cupcake. Who wants to ruin that pretty cupcake? Guess I have to be the one to do the deed. There were also a couple of small flies around the box and my drink, so the thought of the fly landing on the cupcake crossed my mind. Either way, that poor cupcake was either pooped on by the fly or pending disfiguration.The Honey Bottle SituationI am not a regular at this cafe, and the cupcake situation was understandable. However, after the following experience, I don’t see myself becoming a regular.My drink and cupcake were placed to right of these plastic iced drink cups and a squeeze bottle of something that could be honey syrup or honey. When I picked it up, I knew it was honey but it would be a while before I’d be able to drink it so figured it could be more dissolved later and did not want to bother the barista. Once I placed the bottle back, the barista said in a loud, demanding tone that next time I should not reach behind the bar. I had no idea I was reaching behind a bar. With the to go cups right next to my drink, I thought that was already part of a self serve area. I was very shocked by the tone, which came off very reprimanding.She (“B”for barista, and I suppose other things, too) followed on with,B: “Do you even know what that was?”Me: [still shocked that this exchange is even happening, also knowing the bottle wasn’t honey syrup which would have been more ideal] I figured it’s a sweetener.B: well, it’s honey.Bravo [insert clap emoji].We have all been living with the pandemic for more than eighteen months, and I have never been spoken to in this way at any other food/beverage establishment. Maybe I should have been more observant about the placement of items at the counter of this particular cafe, but I simply was not in that moment. I’m probably not the first customer to not be fully present in the moment - nor the last. The barista was not wearing gloves, so wouldn’t she have contacted my order in many places already? Did I miss an opportunity to reprimand her about not wearing gloves? The men on the sofa were maskless, no longer consuming any food or drink, and were speaking so loud the whole cafe can hear them for the duration of my visit up until the honey bottle situation started, but were they reprimanded in the same way I was for using a squeeze bottle for three seconds?As you’ll see from my other reviews, I rarely give a one star review, however this experience required transparency. With Blue Bottle around the corner and no shortage of other cafes with better, less overpriced cupcakes that would properly fit in a box, please choose wisely.

One of my favorite!

I was visiting DC and stopped by here to get a honey cinnamon latte yesterday morning. The barista was caught offgaurd by my order despite them advertising it on their menu. But he said that they could do it. I was excited to try their coffee.5 mins later, i was handed a pretty bad tasting latte. The barista did not mix cinammon in the latte, which is how it should be done and instead put chunks of it on top. My latte was not made with any care. These are the times i regret tipping my barista before experiencing the result.

The food was pretty good and the service was nice.

Beautiful space, tasty coffee, awesome bike shop!

Super stoked on this place! The espresso was absolutely on point, ballanced and full of body, weirdly nostalgic for some reason (missing the Hypnocoffee days). I also had a Sumatra that was really fun. Im generally unimpressed by Sumatran offerings, kind of a one trick pony, but this coffee really broke the mold. Very cool location tucked away just a block off M in Georgetown. Shares the space with a smoothie shop and a sandwich shop. The whole place is fun, chill, and most importantly, has quality product. First choice for coffee in Georgetown.

Well executed 3rd wave shop in a back alley away from the madness of Georgetown. Lots of seating (shared with south block and sundevich) indoor and front and back patios.

Fresh, great tasting coffee option Georgetown. Espresso drinks are particularly dope. Go there.

Great little spot right off the C&O canal trail. Very cyclist friendly

Ive only been here once so I cant speak for everything they do. The space is really cool, and theres plenty of room.The iced coffee and iced tea were pretty good- the iced tea has a lot more ice than tea though, but overall I really like the space.

Good coffee, crowded seating. Shared space with some eateries.

Im not a coffee drinker but I came here for the matcha tea. It did not disappoint. The matcha here is excellent. They offer a lot of other drinks as well. The vibes here are great a lot of seating. The place is set up to encourage conversations which I think is cool. The staff is great.

Wifi not great tbh

Really good espresso and great vibe for catching up, meeting, or working.

Cool atmosphere! Cold brew is more bitter than Ive had before but still great flavor!

Great to havs breakfast

Ive been trying to cut back a bit on coffee since I got my teeth whitened at the dentist. But its sooooo hard, cos their coffee is SO good.

IF I COULD PUT zero stars I would have. I asked for a cold brew coffee which was $4 and asked for no ice and they brought me back a small cup that 25% full when I said no ice sue filled it up 25% of the way and was rude about it too. Complete trash

Excellent service, the coffee is amazing

Excellent service, amazing coffee

Indescribable. Coffee. Smoothies. Smoked meats and fish. Deli. Patio. Wood. A must visit

Very good coffee!!! I ordered cold brew and Macchiato

Delicious cappuccinos and lots of good seating. I love this place!!

Waited on line, got up to the register at exactly 3:00 PM and the person at the register states“ sorry we’re closed “ I think that about sums up their attitude towards their customers.They’ll never see my business again- off to Blue Bottle

They know what they are doing! Roasting coffee shops generally have to be certain about their product, and this one is for sure. Good quality on the coffee, pastries and so on didnt look worth trying.

Excellent coffee, very nice space.

I went here to buy fresh roasted beans. The Columbian beans I bought have a great flavor and the roast date is printed so you know it’s fresh. They let me try free samples so I could decide which ones to buy. They also gave me a free latte along with the bag of beans. In the same location as south block so you can pick up a smoothie or açaí bowl there too.

The atmosphere is hip and modern, beautiful decor. WiFi was essentially non-functional, do not go here if you plan to work. On my particular visit, staff was unengaged to the point of rudeness. Not helpful when I had questions. I will not return to Grace Street Coffee for business or pleasure.

Cold brew was perfect strength and balance with little bitterness. The donut was a little chewy and not as soft as I was expecting.

Nice place, helpful employees

Damn fine cup of coffee.

Best dairy free latte (almond milk for mine) I’ve had in DC. Texture + serving temperature + coffee to milk ratio was on point. Also, the location is great for a walk around the Georgetown area on a nice day.

Hidden gem! Very good coffee place in nice area.

Amazing coffee. Super cute.

Solid little shop tucked away in Gtown. Espresso drinks were dope.

I enjoy getting coffee here. Ive never gotten a pour over, just what is ready. Its perfectly good coffee but I am not sure its anything special. Decent pastry selection.

Very artsy place to go and have a conversation with a friend or to do some work. The staff who work there are so sweet and will do whatever possible to help you out. There are succulents around giving a chill ambiance and there is a sandwich shop and a smoothie shop in the same building so you can get a snack with your coffee. The coffee itself is strong but not too expensive. Only downside is that the internet is pretty slow

Outstanding atmosphere and super good coffee.

Good coffee, but don’t come here to work or study. Public wifi doesn’t work on any devices, and thick walls/location block any data service anywhere. Hope this gets fixed soon, it would be a great place to study!

What a delight to find all of the bakery was vegan, and very tasty!Non-caffeinated drink options this morning were somewhat limited, but at least the apple juice was organic.If nearby, and interested in a delicious vegan breakfast, you couldnt go wrong here

My wife & I love grabbing coffee here and then getting something to eat to one of the four or five mini-restaurant food options to choose from inside.

One of the best lattes Ive had in DC. Perfectly steamed milk, hit that sweet spot of warmth and caramelization, without burning your tongue. Espresso was well balanced and well brewed, not like the battery acid you often find at so-called specialty joints. Will definitely be back!

The openness of this coffee shop is lovely. The shop is bright and clean. The coffee quality is nice. I ordered an espresso and regular coffee to try their basics. The espresso I whose was the Tanzanian one, there is also a Kenyan one. The Tanzanian is lovely, dark and a little bitter. I wish they presented the espresso better as it was given in a glass shot glass. The staff is quick and friendly. I will comeback as it meets my needs for having good coffee, nice atmosphere and is trendy. Its only been open for two months and I can already see people coming here with laptops and chilling. I was able to find a place to sit very easily.

Pretty good Batch-Brew coffee on Tap, and at a decent price. If you arent into Blue Bottle Coffee just around the block, I would definitely recommend checking this place out. But, if you are a coffee snub, which is basically me you might not enjoy this place as much as you would Blue Bottle. All in all decent coffee, at decent prices.

Great service and location. You can eat inside with plenty of space or enjoy the small park across the street with picnic benches and tables. If youre a flat white fan, Id recommend that as your first drink. Theres also a smoothie and sandwich shop in the same building.

Funky coffee shop with other food counters sharing the space. Coffee is excellent! Friendly ambiance

Sleek coffeehouse dispensing caffeine drinks made with single-origin beans roasted on site.

Get Matcha Green Tea Lette if you get bore of coffee. It tastes as good as the one you get from famous coffee shop. Deduct one star for free wifi is not available on weekend.

The place is great. Service was excellent. This is one of my favorite coffee shops in Washington.

Super busy but efficient. Great latte.

The coffee was good and so was the sandwich but it feels a bit expensive for what it was.

Nice outdoor sits

Best coffee in DC

Nice location, tucked away from the M St pace with smiling service & choice coffees & teas...but cmon guys, you ought to be able to heat up a croissant. But they deserve patronage so everybody should stop there for a lovely experience!

Doors are open, guys there futzing around, I just want him to give me a cup of coffee. Im stannding right in front of the guy. He says were not open yet. Really? The machine is working, the cups are there. The register is working.....Im supposed to come back in 5 minutes when hes ready to run some hot water through the already ready coffee grounds. Ok. Not!!!!Just go a half block east to the bakery.up the street.

Great shared space to hang out! Friendly staff that knows what they are doing

Interesting buildout of this quirky cafe near Georgetown. Espresso hit the spot!

Easily the best cup of coffee in dc. on a side street of georgetown, it stays fairly quiet even when the rest of the neighborhood is busy

Great place, often crowded, drinks great. there is a really friendly barista named Emily who always seems to do her job well!!

I read they had the best espresso. It was hands down the worst I have tried. Unbelievable sour, I had to throw it away. It almost hurt to drink it. Otherwise, the ambience is great and I will try other non-espresso drinks.

Great freshly roasted coffee and superb green tea options in a nice multi space setting.I enjoy having a choice between typically two roasted coffees for the espresso based drinks.We also enjoy their baked goods especially their buns and donuts from District Doughnuts.

I got the cold brew. It was decidedly sufficient. Delightfully average. Generally acceptable. More or less what I was looking for.

It is simply the best cappuccino Ive ever tried in my life. And, believe me, Ive tried a lot.

Second best coffee in DC, also best place to always get guaranteed fresh roasted coffee since they roast daily on premises. They have tea too!

Found this place with a friend. I had my first macchiato and was so delicious. Staff were patient and attentive!

Water tap didnt work, wifi didnt work, loud because of the combined shop. The Barista was accurate but missed some key stuff.

In a past life, I worked with celebrities. It was always the lesser known celebrities that had chips on their shoulders, never the ones who actually made it. Grace Street Coffee is a lesser known celebrity in the DC coffee scene. Heres my story:One day after exploring Georgetown with my wife and baby, we wanted a good cup of coffee. I had been to Grace Street once before, so we decided to pop by. Its in a small food hall with some DC legends like Sundevich. As you walk up the stairs into the food hall, Grace Street Coffee welcomes you...well more like coldly greets you. Its perfectly hipster with its wall plants and minimalist design. And its perfectly hipster with their too cool for school staff.I ordered a latte from a sad looking staff member. She never said hi and acted as if I committed a cardinal sin for inconveniencing her day by ordering a drink. She slowly made it as I waited where she directed me to.I waited and waited and waited. Finally, she slid the latte across the counter, but in a different part of the table. I waited and waited and waited. She knew I was there and rather than telling me my latte was ready, she let me wait. Literally after ten minutes, I noticed my coffee was at the other end of the table. It was cold.Yes, it was a good latte, but the attitude it came with was not welcoming or inviting. Maybe it was a bad day and I will give them another chance, but nonetheless, thats my story.

Absolutely the best coffee in DC! The roaster is excellent and the baristas are true artists. Worth checking out if you are looking for a good coffee spot in DC.

Good vibes, pricing is appropriate but it lacks the seating. I went on Presidents day weekend so it might not pertain to a regualr weekend/weekday. Seatings are shared by two other stores so dont be surprised you wont find any.

I love the vibe and the coffee is far beyond Starbucks or others of that ilk. A perfect coffee place for quiet work with lunch available too...

I had a fab almond milk latte. Baristas were kind and helpful. It was packed; we couldn’t find seats.

Lima sandwich is delicious. Is recommend getting it in a whole grain roll instead of white.

I love the mocha latte! And fun environment

Yum! Great coffee in a fun space with other solid businesses..

I love Grace St Coffee - they regularly rotate through new, interesting espressos and make one of the best flat whites in DC. On top of that the staff is always really nice & are glad to tell you about what youre drinking. Prices are reasonable for a small roaster.

Nice location tucked in the heart of Georgetown. Great shots, well roasted coffee, very much craft coffee.

Best Chai Tea Latte in the District. Worth the price.

We had a cappuccino and a chai latte. The cappuccino was really, but the chai latte was by far the best i have had ever!!! The atmosphere is quite nice and chill.

Such a cute place with yummy lattes and pastry

Great coffee, no cash. Boo .

Espresso is world class. Absolutely world class. Interiors are hip, cool, sunny, and minimal. Im in love.

Very good coffee. Not comfortable if you have a stroller; a lot of stairs... no good pastry.

Exceptional little coffee bar on a side street in Georgetown. Best coffee shop in Georgetown (and there are some good ones!)

I love this place!! 3 great shops under 1 roof.

My favorite place in DC. Beautiful design, great coffee and they share the space with amazing food vendors.

The coffee here was so good I went back twice while touring Georgetown. The staff was very friendly and they also serve trendy yoga people food like acai bowls.

Great coffee in a great location! Love coming here, they share space with super nice smoothie and sandwich shops

Really cool shop with other eateries in the same place. Great coffee!

It was my first time visit there. Grace Street Coffee left good impression and warmed up my feelings about the little Grace Street Coffees simplicity. I liked their philosophy as Simplicity. I checked their beverage menu. It is easy and simply to understand simple menu: espresso, latte, cappuccino, cortado, and macchiato..thats all. I loved their little outside space in backyard for a break and spirited song Lalala with simplicity and their little espresso cup.

Great little coffee shop with wonderful coffee and pretty good (limited selection) pastries.