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Za'atar and labneh croissants sit next to a chocolate seven-spice cruffin in the pastry case, which tells you most of what you need to know about this fast-casual Levantine café in Ivy City. French technique carries the baked goods, while the kitchen leans into the Middle East for everything else. Evenings bring charcoal-grilled kebabs and meze from an open hearth, so the place quietly shapeshifts between breakfast spot and dinner counter without making a fuss about it.
The awards strongest first
- The Rammys Finalist · Pastry Chef or Baker of the Year · Alicia Wang
- The Rammys Finalist · Fast Casual Restaurant of the Year
- Eater The Best Bakeries Around D.C.
- Time Out #13 · Best restaurants in Washington, D.C.
- Time Out The 20 Best Coffee Shops and Cafés in Washington, DC
One number, weighted & current 84
How we scoreThe dishes from the writeups
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Za'atar and labne croissants
“Think za’atar and labne croissants, chocolate 7-spice cruffin, and pistachio olive oil cake.”
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Chocolate 7-spice cruffin
“Think za’atar and labne croissants, chocolate 7-spice cruffin, and pistachio olive oil cake.”
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Pistachio olive oil cake
“Think za’atar and labne croissants, chocolate 7-spice cruffin, and pistachio olive oil cake.”
Eater
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