Ceremony Coffee Roasters - Mt. Vernon

Nice open space with big windows and lots of natural light make this a good place to come and get work done, and as the majority of customers here do the same it’s not too noisy (besides the sometimes odd choice of music playing...).

However, their simple brew coffee (cheapest thing I could find and in my own travel mug) was $2.65, and had a bit of a strange taste and odor to it. Service was prompt but not exactly what you’d call warm. Baristas still don’t ask names and just call out the drink orders, so looks like the previous review and reply hasn’t made much progress on that front.

Maybe these prices and attitude could fly in DC, but it rubbed me the wrong way for a Baltimore place. I’d rather go somewhere with a friendlier atmosphere and better priced drinks, like Order & Chaos.

I love this coffee shop. It's got a minimalist, clean vibe (lots of white and open space) but it's quiet and a great place to work for a few hours.
Coffee is excellent and comes pretty much any way you can imagine (pour over, drip coffee, espresso). Prices are normal to slightly expensive for coffee, but you're also paying for the experience and choice.

They have some pre-made pastries but nothing hot or substantial like a breakfast sandwich.

Tables with outlets are available.

One of the coolest coffee shops I've ever patronized. They have figured out. It's bright, refreshing and quite and calming. A charming experience. High ceilings, large and plentiful windows bring in plenty of natural light. There is no shortage of seating and charging receptacles a perfect place for the work from home employee. They also have a dedicated closed section area as a work center.

The staff, although nice and professional, give an air of pretentious hipster vibe. Not rude just not engaging and friendly. Like they work in a funeral home, sad expressionless faces.

The coffee however is delicious, some of the best I have had! And the barista knows what he is doing, excellent cup of java.

Perfect latte served perfectly including a glass of refreshing water.

Hands down my favorite coffee shop in Baltimore. The atmosphere is very nice, the coffee is incredible, and the food is great too. Their tea is really good too! They also sell a lot of coffee equipment. It gets pretty busy on Saturday and Sunday mornings, but you can usually still find a table!

The staff was knowledgeable about their coffee and served up quickly. The food looked great as well. The space itself has a lot of sunlight and seating available. I really liked that they promoted sustainability by providing a water tap and real glassware for use.

Got the coffee float w lavender ice cream and the honey/yogurt toast was super tasty!

This is the first time I've been to this coffee shop. I have been to their other stores in Annapolis. It's an upscale kind of joint, very clean, open with lots of light. The coffee was first rate. I didn't buy beans this time, but have bought them from this company and they were excellent.

Went to an event at Fringe fest and THEY WERE GIVING AWAY AMAZING ESPRESSO DRINKS. So, I figured I'd stop in. Space is really pretty: Wide open layout, modern/industrial but cozy. Staff was very knowledgeable and recommended a great bag of beans to go; even explained the honey process in the preparations of the cherry / bean before roasting. Best part is the price: No elitist $5 cups of coffee and $6 cappuccinos. 12 oz of beans was also only $12

The vibe for the place seemed off. They can't even be bothered to put up a board with coffee selections, though they had menus for the food choices which seems to rotate.

Not the most friendliest establishment, having been to other coffee shops/restaurants in Baltimore.

As much as I loved minimalist design, which can be warm, the place just felt cold and sterile. It seems like the poster child of trying to be trendy, hipster-only joint.

It's in the neighborhood but I don't see myself coming back here.

TBD for the coffee. I didn't get any but my partner did.