D.C.’s Favorite Coffee Shops

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

Courtesy Baked and Wired/WTOP File Photo

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

WTOP/Rachel Nania

The Coffee Bar, 1201 S St., NW: Tucked between 14th Street and Shaw, The Coffee Bar 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 Buzz, a bakery and coffee house with locations in Alexandria, Arlington and Southeast D.C. (Courtesy Buzz Bakery Facebook)

Courtesy Buzz Bakery Facebook

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

WTOP File Photo

Peregrine Espresso, Multiple locations: Peregrine Espresso 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. (WTOP/Michelle Basch)

WTOP/Michelle Basch

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

WTOP/Rachel Nania

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

WTOP/Michelle Basch

Filter, 1726 20th St. NW: You can find Filter, 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, 1781 Florida Ave., NW: Go for the homemade popsicles, stay for the coffee at Pleasant Pops. (WTOP/Rachel Nania)

WTOP/Rachel Nania

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

Courtesy The Wydown Facebook

Bakehouse, 1407 T St., NW: Sure, Bakehouse 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 Open City at the National Cathedral. Sit inside or out and enjoy beautiful views with a cup of Joe in hand. (WTOP/Rachel Nania)

WTOP/Rachel Nania

Pound the Hill, 621 Pennsylvania Ave., SE: Pound the Hill 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 Northside Social for a daily dose of java. (Courtesy Northside Social Facebook)

Courtesy Northside Social Facebook

Kafe Bohem, 600 Florida Ave., NW: Kafe Bohem 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 La Colombe. (Courtesy La Colombe Facebook)

Courtesy La Colombe Facebook

Blind Dog Cafe, 944 Florida Ave., NW: Grab a few breakfast items or a sandwich with your coffee at Blind Dog Cafe. (Courtesy Blind Dog Cafe Facebook)

Courtesy Blind Dog Cafe Facebook