I walked by For Five Coffee Roasters and decided to stop by since they are relatively new to the neighborhood. I hadn’t been to that part of the city in a while and it wasn’t there when I last strolled that part of DC. …

The very nice and cozy atmosphere cannot compensate for a quite mediocre and expensive espresso (over $5 with taxes). Not the worst I tried in DC, but far below nearby alternatives like Ceremony (in Filter Coffee) or Roasting Plant, which are also cheaper.

The only reason anyone went to this coffee shop was because the Lattes were cheap – $4.75 each. They just bumped that to $6.50 for the smallest size. Since this is easily some of the most consistently bad service of any coffee shop in the …

I got a yoghurt bowl, herbal tea and a pastry and it came down to $27 (!!). Also, the staff could not be less interested in serving you and I felt like it was an inconvenience for them to do their job. Funnily enough, they never seem to be busy so it's not like they are serving more than one person at a time either.

It's a relaxed coffee shop with good service everytime I've been here. The gentleman who works most morning and the lady on the weekends have always been nice to me. …

I was served a mocha in a busted cup and when I was handed it the lid was not secured properly. It spilled all over me and the barista said, “oh it must be the cup”- no apology, no offer for a new cup. Disappointing service.

I cannot believe how this coffee shop can be a 4.7 star rated locale. Unenthusiastic staff delivered a cortado with over extracted, burnt coffee and milk frothed to death like it is the 70’s. Avoid it at all costs.

Nice atmosphere. Design is cool as well.

New coffee shop in the neighborhood with good coffee, lovely baked goods, and awesome service from the baristas like Irwin and David.

Phenomenonal new coffee place in the neighborhood. Excellent selection of single origin coffees, other pastries, and beverages, as well as breakfast and lunch options.