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Gregorys Coffee - Chinatown

If you're serious about iced coffee, Gregorys Coffee has you covered. This New York-founded chain brings top-tier espresso, strong cold brew, and a variety of vegan-friendly bites to D.C. The sleek, modern space offers plenty of natural light, making it a comfortable place to wake up before an early game.

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Potter’s House Café & Bookstore

If you’re looking for a quiet place to recover, Potter’s House Café & Bookstore is where caffeine meets community. This nonprofit café has been a local favorite since 1960, serving up strong espresso, hearty breakfast sandwiches, and a welcoming atmosphere. The social justice focus and cozy bookstore vibe make it an ideal spot to sip a coffee.

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Tatiana Russell

Rise Bakery

For anyone with dietary restrictions, Rise Bakery is a game-changer. This 100% gluten-free bakery serves up delicious bagels, pastries, and sandwiches without compromising on taste. Their Bacon, Egg & Cheese Biscuit is a perfect recovery meal, and their chocolate croissant is a must-try—whether you’re gluten-free or not.

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ThreeFifty Bakery and Coffee Bar

For a no-frills, cozy neighborhood spot, ThreeFifty Bakery and Coffee Bar delivers great coffee, friendly service, and an impressive selection of baked goods. Their Bacon, Cheddar & Onion Scone is a savory delight, and the spinach feta quiche is a great light option for those who need something comforting after a long night out.

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Gregorys Coffee - Dupont Circle

Known for its upbeat vibe and excellent customer service, Gregorys Coffee has become a go-to spot for embassy employees and busy commuters. Whether you’re craving a perfectly brewed latte or need a quiet corner to check emails, Gregorys has got you covered.