La Coop Coffee

A beautiful locally owned coffee shop nestled right in the middle of the neighborhood. Juan, the owner, is so nice and inviting. The decor and vibe inside is beautiful and cozy. I ordered an iced dirty chai with almond milk and man was that delicious! I also purchased this cute little wallet too!
I definitely plan on frequenting this establishment and I highly recommend it. Thanks Juan!

a great neighborhood coffee place with a large outdoor space

Great local coffee shop in the neighborhood. Lots of outdoor space for dining once the pandemic is behind us. Decent selection of tea and lots of local food options.

The burritos are somewhat lackluster but that's true for the vast majority of burritos in the entire DMV. The spicy sausage is anything but spicy.

Hopefully they can find someone to provide more legitimate burritos to put the shop over the top

Cozy! Feels and looks like home

The owners are wonderful people and a pleasure to do business with. I would recommend their coffee to anyone. They have an extremely close relationship with all parts of the supply chain so they are able to maintain good quality all the way from growing to roasting and finally serving.

Fantastic single origin beans and very friendly establishment. The same family roasts the beans and works the farm, and owns the shop. Really nice addition to the coffee scene.

** The cortado I got on my second visit was not quite at the same level of quality as my first visit. Not sure why the variation.

La Coop staff is fantastic & the coffee is superb. If you haven’t stopped by yet, it’s a neighborhood gem. Manor Park/Brightwood is well served with this excellent new small business. Thriving during a pandemic is a rare achievement.

What a gem! Great coffee shop with a creative menu and peaceful atmosphere. Lovely decor with comfy seating. Even better enjoyed on a sunny day. The place has WiFi for those who need it. The ice horchata is delightful!

Hands down my favorite coffee shop in DC. It’s a super cute bungalow with great indoor and outdoor seating, but more importantly, for coffee snobs like myself, the coffee is terrific.

Juan Luis, the owner, is sourcing beans directly from a coffee cooperative in his hometown of Union Cantinil, Huehuetenango, Guatemala. He works with the farmers to assure they get fair prices and he roasts in house (a light, medium, and dark).

Also, their iced dirty horchata is not to be missed.

They have the best latte!! And costumer service!