Baker’s Daughter

Amazing! First time ordering here an well worth it! I ordered the Smoked Salmon Toast, it was huge an amazing! Love the salmon wasn’t salty at all, the avocado was so fresh an sliced to perfection. My only feedback was the assembly, avocado was on one side, tomatoes on the other and salmon an pickled onions all over. Brownie was good a little chewy on the corners but not overly sweet. Ice coffee was good but way too much ice, two good sips an I was done :( Still can’t get over how amazing the toast was I can’t wait to have it again.

The quiche was salty for my tastes and the cheese was a little overwhelming in it with the ham, but the overall texture was velvety and creamy. The bacon, egg, and cheese biscuit with pepper jam was amazing. I'd highly recommend getting it! The juice hit the spot.

We stopped by here because we were in Ivy City and it looked good. We sat down while waiting for our food and every seat and every table was absolutely disgustingly dirty! Crumbs and trash left everywhere on the seats, tables and floor. The guy working the register came over to us multiple times to bring drinks and food so he had to be aware. It just doesn't take that much effort to periodically wipe down tables, and it wasn't even crowded or busy when we came so the staff wasn't overworked.

The food was very good, however we ate it in our car because it was so dirty inside the cafe.

It's in a fantastic location in Ivy City, where the breweries and fancier restaurants are now planting roots. The parking garage is one block away so parking is not a problem.

For $17 before tip I got a medium cappuccino and ham/cheese quiche with salad. The price seems steep, but what you're getting is an entire meal. The quiche was actually fluffy, flaky and good. Considering it's December, I was surprised the salad had genuinely delicious ripe cherry tomatoes. There's cheaper fare on the menu, but not by much.

My only real qualm is for such a huge shop the sit-down space is limited, a real shame because of the great street view.

It’s rare that I run into an avocado toast that is sliced avocado instead of smashed, and wow did they go above and beyond with that flavor! The Nitro Cold Brew I got was on point too 😩 one thing this place knows is clear: flavor, flavor, flavor 🙌🏻 most defiantly coming back to try everything on the menu, and in the to go area 👀

We went a few weeks ago. We really liked the polenta and short rib. The meat was tender and the polenta was creamy. It also had sweet greens. We also had the lasagna that was mostly noodles but tasted good. The ham and cheese croissant at $6 was a poor value. It needed more ham and cheese to justify the price. The chocolate cake was sweet, pricey and did not look appealing. Service was friendly.
There were some prepared sandwiches sitting by the register. During Covid, it needed to be under the cover. The menu and payment need to be touchless also.

This is a really charming place, and a much needed addition, in the heart of Ivy City neighborhood. The food served are very delicious, I ordered their breakfast sandwich and very much loved their unique take to this breakfast stable. The gruyere cheese and aioli were just sumptuous additions that really made the sandwich standout. The menu options is pretty stacked too, so I’ll definitely back a few times to make down that menu.

There’s as a market place area that have an assortment of to-go meals that cover almost all dietary needs and they looked very appetizing.

An IVY city location. Stale (dense) blueberry muffin, good raspberry crumble bar (not much else, so had to go with it). My main complaint: the space is not cozy, there are only 2 small tables, my husband, toddler and I shared a seat on the sofa that other customers kindly let us use. I just don't get why not have tables and chairs if you serve food. I felt reluctant to buy anything , but have already promised a muffing to my son and had to get it somewhere and this cafe is the only coffee spot in that area. Which makes me repeat my question: why not have chairs for the customers?

Ever get the feeling a place doesn't really have their stuff together? This is that feeling embodied. 20 minutes to get a latte, then half our order just disappeared, and pricing that is... optimistic. A total miss. Also, well, look at the photo.

Do not eat at the Ivy City location! If you order any of the pastries or pre-made food, you are guaranteed to get something stale or inedible. I’ve been multiple times and wasted so much money buying items I don’t end up eating. This morning I got the STALEST blueberry muffin I’ve ever had in my life. A boxed muffin from Target was better than what I was served. Ive given them so many chances and it’s clear they only focus their quality on the Eaton Hotel location.