Three Fifty Bakery and Coffee Bar

This place isn't great for gluten-free options, offering just one gluten-free oatmeal cookie. I skipped the coffee since I'm allergic to oats. One gf item doesn’t cut it—anyone can find a Splenda at Cracker Barrel. The outdoor space is cute, though, so hopefully, they'll add more gf options in the future!

The place has adequate seating on a Saturday morning. The scones were moist. The coffee was good with a medium roast. Was worth the walk from the Metro station.

This cafe tucked in the corner of a block is relaxing and is a great place to relax. Definitely a sit, chat, and read cafe. I had the spinach feta quiche (delicious!), an american style orange scone (crumbly and subtly sweet but missing something), and a large chai latte (sweet with an interesting aftertaste but perfect for my sore throat). The bathrooms are clean, and there is a variety of seating offered. The service is craaazy fast, and on a beautiful day like today people watching is so enjoyable.

Was in the neighborhood and needed a quick pick me up — ThreeFifty fit the bill! Quick service and clear menu. For an iced coffee that was pretty affordable (

One of my fav tire coffee places in dc. Pastries are always fresh and the quiches are awesome. Personal size quiches, ready to go. I always get the bacon cheddar, but they have a variety of options. I feel like I’ve eaten something after ordering food here, whereas some places the food feels more like a snack than a meal. Coffee always tastes fresh. Never burned or as if it’s sat out.