A Baked Joint - Washington, D.C.

This place is awesome. Never mind the bakery, the coffee is too good. Espresso options, one of the best cortados I have had, the lattes are unique.Now if you do mind the bakery, get the pistacho cake!

Definitely very overpriced! The food and coffee was good, but not outstanding enough for those prices in my opinion.I was definitely impressed with the efficiency of the staff. It was ridiculously crowded on a Saturday morning- the rush just wouldn't stop! But they seemed to have plenty of staff and kept things moving along at an impressive speed. Definitely appreciated that!

Always a fan of the ambiance here: lots of greenery, chill vibes, great place to sit and do work or have a chat with a friend. A quick note if you're going to do work, there's no wifi!I usually order the biscuit (has herbs, sausage, and cheese baked in , but they'd already ran out. (Come early if you want the baked goods! . So, it tried the potato soup this time and it was flavorful filling, glad I branched out this time!

Lovely space filled with interesting epicurean treats, dried flowers and Scandinavian vibes. Coffee was hot and well-roasted, and avocado toast excellent even by California standards. Lack of WiFi was a drag but maybe helps keep seats open?

The best!!! The whole vibe is right up my alley. I've been a loyal cupcake customer for Baked Wired for over 12 years. While we were stationed in Alaska a sister store opened up, A Baked Joint. It was on my list of things to see and experience when I returned to the East Coast. Welp, it finally happened. We are back and we have been twice now. They sell baked and wired cupcakes and so many other baked goods. Oh! Have you tried the peanut butter cookies?!? You have to! Melt in your mouth with just a little crumble. Nice visit we enjoyed coffees, lattes and teas. I also enjoyed some toast with peanut butter, sliced banana and a drizzle of honey. I would love to just come here sit and relax. There is table seating, couch and chair seating as well. We found parking in the street each time we went fairly close to A Baked Joint. Make this a place to stop!