ThreeFifty Bakery and Coffee Bar

This place isn't great for gluten-free options, offering just one gluten-free oatmeal cookie. I skipped the coffee since I'm allergic to oats. One gf item doesn’t cut it—anyone can find a Splenda at Cracker Barrel. The outdoor space is cute, though, so hopefully, they'll add more gf options in the future!

This cafe tucked in the corner of a block is relaxing and is a great place to relax. Definitely a sit, chat, and read cafe. I had the spinach feta quiche (delicious!), an american style orange scone (crumbly and subtly sweet but missing something), and a large chai latte (sweet with an interesting aftertaste but perfect for my sore throat). The bathrooms are clean, and there is a variety of seating offered. The service is craaazy fast, and on a beautiful day like today people watching is so enjoyable.

The place has adequate seating on a Saturday morning. The scones were moist. The coffee was good with a medium roast. Was worth the walk from the Metro station.

One of my fav tire coffee places in dc. Pastries are always fresh and the quiches are awesome. Personal size quiches, ready to go. I always get the bacon cheddar, but they have a variety of options. I feel like I’ve eaten something after ordering food here, whereas some places the food feels more like a snack than a meal. Coffee always tastes fresh. Never burned or as if it’s sat out.

Was in the neighborhood and needed a quick pick me up — ThreeFifty fit the bill! Quick service and clear menu. For an iced coffee that was pretty affordable ( <$3) and blueberry scone. Coffee was fresh, tasty and refreshing. Scone was appropriately dry and crumbly and tasty as well though FF a little pricey at almost $4. Would return again though!