Anonymous
11/07/2023 16:47
Subject: Which cafe?
Big bear cafe, especially when it's warm enough to sit outside
Anonymous
11/06/2023 20:47
Subject: Which cafe?
Anonymous wrote:Tryst is our neighborhood’s classic WFH location; not like it used to be be, but suffices a pinch. Pitango also a good spot especially if you can snag an outdoor seat. Both are hit or miss whether you’ll get a table, like the majority of places.
Use your phone hotspot if connectivity is an issue, which is often can be with public WiFi.
OP here - Pitango is it! Thanks. Tryst is too crowded for me.
Anonymous
11/06/2023 06:38
Subject: Which cafe?
Tryst is our neighborhood’s classic WFH location; not like it used to be be, but suffices a pinch. Pitango also a good spot especially if you can snag an outdoor seat. Both are hit or miss whether you’ll get a table, like the majority of places.
Use your phone hotspot if connectivity is an issue, which is often can be with public WiFi.
Use your phone hotspot if connectivity is an issue, which is often can be with public WiFi.
Anonymous
11/05/2023 21:54
Subject: Which cafe?
Tatte is so busy at least every time I have been.
Anonymous
11/05/2023 18:22
Subject: Which cafe?
If you're up for going a little bit east, Takoma Bevco is delicious and has big indoor and outdoor seating areas. Normally no trouble at all getting a seat unless you're there during weekend brunch time.
Anonymous
11/05/2023 18:09
Subject: Which cafe?
The Tattes I've gone to (Bethesda and Foggy Bottom) are very noisy, so that would be a no for me. Also, the customer service has not been good (waiting too long, mixing up orders, etc).
Anonymous
11/05/2023 18:07
Subject: Which cafe?
It’s a chain, but I really like Tatte
Anonymous
11/05/2023 12:18
Subject: Which cafe?
I'm looking for a cafe where I can enjoy a tasty coffee drink in a nice environment. I need WiFi to get some work done too. Anywhere in NWDC to Bethesda area. Every place I normally go is either tiny, has no tables available, or has no WiFi.