La Colombe Coffee Roaster

Hidden on Blagden Alley NW in DC, but it is easy walk to get to if staying in the area. This is locate down a neighborhood alley and not easily spotted, but worth the hunt. You will know you are in the right area as it has plenty of artmurals around. You will also find the DC Alley Museum in the same area.Very welcoming place as it has an open design like you would find in a neighborhood like this. I got a ham and cheese croissant with my cappuccino.If you want to get a quiet coffee and breakfast away from the DC chaos, drop over here for a spell.

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I stumbled upon this location during a week stay at the Eaton DC. By far my favorite coffee shop experience during the trip. The seating area doesn't have a ton of room, but if you get a seat, the decor has a great industrial vibe and the shop is flanked by myriad alley murals. If in the area, it is worth walking through the alleys to find this location. If you value private bathrooms, there are 2 well-kept facilities here.

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A cute little place tucked away in the alleyways of DC. We ordered 2 drip coffees and a latte that come out to 20 ish dollars.The drip coffee wasnt the best, it was sour, but the latte was fine! Theres no wifi, so it's not recommended if you're traveling internationally and dont have service, but it's a great place to bring a book, journal, or chat.Staff: kind and helpful.Bathrooms: clean

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A bit hidden but worth stopping in if you can wind your way into the alley to find it. Friendly staff with quick service and delicious drinks and pastries. A good amount of seating for a long skinny space. Definitely worth a visit if you are in the neighborhood.Food: 5/5

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Lovely service and amazingly delicious latte…made exactly and expertly to order…the foam was creamy and silky. Highly recommend this placeFood: 5/5

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