Dolcezza Gelato & Coffee

A small cute little shop centrally located in DuPont Circle area serving some amazing gelatos, coffees and the famous hot chocolate. Seating is limited but you can usually find a spot for a couple. We tried their affogato with dark chocolate, hot chocolate and both were yummy. Their portions are decent hence would recommend getting a small serving if it’s just for one. Try them out today!

Came here on a Sunday night for ice cream and had a great experience! Good range of flavors and a nice atmosphere. It was fairly busy, with a short wait before ordering and all the tables full. The small cup comes with two flavors and is ~$8. Pricey for the size, but it is expected for Dupont. I haven’t tried the coffee yet, but it seems like it would be a great spot, and I would love to come back.

Dolcezza is a DC-native, handmade, small batch gelato local chain. Rotating flavors. Pictured here is Apple and Clementine sorbetto. The sorbettos are very bright and flavorful, they're my personal favorite. The gelato is quite sweet, a bit too much so for me. But my taste is for low sweetness in my desserts, so that's just me. My partner who is a gelato fanatic loves this place.

I came across this gelateria during my after-dinner walk in Dupont Circle last night.  It looks lovely so I suggested coming here for dessert after dinner in Columbia Heights before heading back to our hotel in Foggy Bottom.

I love the vibe and decor inside. There is long communal table in the seating area but we opted for the stools by the window to people watch.

We shared a large cup with black sesame, coconut dulce de leche, and peanut butter cup.  I love the rich and bold flavour of the black sesame but the coconut dulce de leche was very refreshing, particularly after a big dinner.

Super good! Got the dulce de Leche chip gelato and the cookie butter crunch gelato! Also got the pumpkin chai. All the staff are so nice and helpful. Pricey but worth it.

Starbucks

Excellent attention from the boy who attended to us 👌🏻
I ate half of the sandwich and left the other for dinner 😋

It could well be considered the best option within the Los Mochis International Airport, since in addition to a spacious and comfortable place, they have alternatives from hot coffee with different styles as well as cold ones and frapes. They have a fast food menu which meets that appetite and/or craving, both sweet and salty, their staff is very friendly and attentive and they have a variety of souvenirs for that gift or detail.

Well, like any Starbucks... except that service time needs to be improved.
Waiting almost 40 minutes for some baguettes... it's not very practical for an airport.

Starbucks Rosarito DT

I was in this place for the second time since it opened in December of this year and I was impressed by the dual levels with seating both upstairs and downstairs plus a drive thru window. The place is clean and appears to be reasonably quiet. The prices are fair and the staff seem to be amiable enough for even the most disgruntled of coffee drinkers seeking their beverage of choice. Rosarito finally has a Starbucks and I hope this one stays as clean and personable as it is now. I have  been to different starbucks across several continents, so I can say with authenticity that it's a winner.

Every time I go they never want to make your drinks the way you want them. The drinks are water down and some young employees the girls act very rude and act like you are bothering them. I rather go to Caffeino better.

Great Service, warm and friendly baristas. Atmosphere was nice. Matcha Latte hit the spot!

Not much different in taste, when it comes to drinks. However, the white chocolate berry tart; was to die for. Never seen those treats here in California. That I know of... If I go back to Rosarito, I'll buy it definitely. Worth it. 💯

Spend $105 pesos for an alto drink. Order an pumpkin cold brew and asked for modifications as I always do. They never call out my name. Waited for 10 mins or more. My drink was water down and not tasted good. Definitely not what I’ve asked for. Recommend try local coffee shops instead

I have visited this place on several occasions when I go to Washington DC, and I find it to be an ideal location to observe people walking by while sitting or standing near the window. The seating arrangement inside is limited, but it is cozy. They offer a variety of creative gelato and sorbet options, coffee and teas, and other drinks, but when it comes to baked goods, the options are quite limited. The service is good, and overall, I think it's an excellent place to enjoy a cafe latte and green tea latte.

Came here for the gelato after dinner. The flavor and consistency were great but expect to pay a premium for 2 half scoops of ice cream.

Gelato is set on the rims of the cups to make it look as if there’s more than there actually is. The cup itself is hollow.

Great Gelatto. Great flavors. The gelatto didn’t have as much of a rich creamy texture that I’m accustomed to (having had so much from the finest Italian places around the world). But the peanut butter mash was just perfect paired with hazelnut crackle.
Great service and great atmosphere. And clean washrooms!

Probably for the gelato; not so much the coffee. My friend sampled the grapefruit sorbet and enjoyed it. I bought a coffee cake and the cinnamon swirl inside was delicious, if rather sweet with my coffee. The chai latte was also tasty and appropriately sweetened.

The issue was that two of us were there for coffee and unfortunately we found the brew watered-down and not smooth enough to make up for it, neither in my friend's espresso nor my decaf latte. After the foam and a few hot sips of my maple spice, the flavor stopped being able to cover up the vaguely off taste.

Seating is limited with about half of the counters standing only. I imagine that's to not encourage people to stay because it was extremely busy the evening we went. Service was quite good though and the people who helped me very nice.

Dolcezza: Beyond Gelato Brilliance, a Coffee Dream

Tucked away near the luxury allure of 9th and H streets, Dolcezza isn't just a haven for gelato fanatics. It's a coffee connoisseur's hidden gem, a place where meticulous precision meets delicious indulgence.

Right from the start, the aroma beckons you in, promising more than just your average caffeine fix. Forget the robotic routine of chain baristas. Here, coffee alchemy is an art form, practiced by skilled professionals who wield steamed milk like paint, crafting latte masterpieces that wouldn't look out of place in a museum.

My large latte was a testament to this artistry. The foam, smooth as silk, held a delicate latte art design, a fleeting beauty that added another layer of enjoyment to the sip. But the taste - ah, the taste! Perfectly balanced, rich yet nuanced, it was a symphony of espresso and steamed milk, singing on my tongue long after the last drop.

And if, like me, you fall under the spell of this liquid magic, you're not left wanting. Unlike so many shops, Dolcezza sells its coffee beans, inviting you to recreate the experience at home. It's like taking a piece of their passion back with you, a gift that keeps on caffeinating.

While the seating area is decent, Dolcezza feels most at home as a grab-and-go delight. But with ample parking nearby, it's easy to linger over your latte, basking in the aroma and admiring the artistry surrounding you.

So, the next time you crave a coffee that surpasses the ordinary, seek out Dolcezza. It's a hidden gem nestled amidst the glitz, a place where coffee takes center stage, its brilliance rivaled only by the gelato that shares its name.

Dolcezza at the Hirshhorn

I came here for a warm drink and a pastry. Got a chai latte with oat milk and a croissant. $16. Insane. Prices are pretty ridiculous, even for cafes in the DC area. Chai latte was fine tasting, but it came out lukewarm. Croissant was also fine tasting, but who wants to buy a $6-7 single croissant? I will not be coming back sadly.

Located inside the Hirshhorn Museum, they have a little café inside and a gelato trailer outside. Only tried their gelato but it was amazing! Ordered large and max 3 flavors were allowed. Coffee & cookies, mascapone & berries, and hazelnut crackle. All 3 were delicious, rich with a little crunch. Will definitely recommend!

Nice place to stop for a really good quality coffee, a pastry, or ice cream right on the mall. Much better than the concessions stands.

I was very pleasantly suprised at the quality of the espresso drinks here - the barista working today clearly knew what she was doing. We got an almond milk mocha latte and an iced almond milk vanilla latte and both were fantastic. Not too sweet, well balanced, and the espresso came through great. Yes, expensive, but you're in a museum and I enjoyed the open air feel of the place with views of the courtyard and art outside.

For the price level, you’d expect a decent espresso drink. There were 3 staff members working at the cafe and no one started making my coffee for at least 5 minutes after I paid. There was no one ahead of me in line, they just weren’t making drinks. One of the staff was on their cell phone. When they finally called me, my cappuccino had no milk foam. Basically just a small latte. At least the setting is nice. Just hold off on tipping until you actually get your order.

McDonald's

You go here not really for the food (it's still McDonald's and maybe not among the bests .. even if I read in one of the reviews about this place, that they serve ONLY HERE a special fried apple pie 🥧  and please try it 😋 ) , but you go here for the history of the place!!!!!
It takes a looooong trip from Los Angeles downtown, riding a very busy street, but if you have seen the movie McDonald's, this place has to be visited 👌 it's very characteristic!!!

... my honest opinion thought : it's a place that should be more cleaned up and better kept up , because it's still a place where to eat and worthy to be visited!

Oldest Macdonalds in the world. Worth a visit! Don’t expect to find everything clean and new. This is a historic place so it looks like original, the feeling is that you’re back in 1953. Thy also have a little museum and seats available. The restrooms are not that clean. But that is fine because I’m there for the history. The food is good btw.

Built in 1953, this is the oldest McDonald's. It has kept the original building and arches and they have a little museum too. Definitely worth checking out for 5-10 mins to learn about this piece of American history.

Even since I watched the Founder I wanted to visit the location
Looks great in person... You know for an early McDonalds location.
The food is what you expect from a Mcdonalds restaurant. I went for thr classic cheeseburger.

There is  a little museum at the back of the dining area. The old style packaging brings back memories

If you're in LA, I would say this is a must visit place, ez to miss but also unmissable with the large single arch. This is the oldest McDonald's in the world, it brings you back in time, even has a little museum with old packaging and newspaper clippings. Toilets were disgusting but food was nice and fresh.

Paris Baguette

I took my wife here after visiting Glendale Galleria since this Paris Baguette was nearby. My wife fell in love with the their Iced Chai Latte when my sister got it for her at the Encino location. This store is in a smaller plaza but I was able to find parking. This store is also smaller as well so just be aware that they might not have a certain dessert. When we walked in, they only had 1 family dining in there. They didn't have much pastries on display but all my cared about was the Chai Latte. She put in her order and was told that they were out of regular milk but they had substitute. So my wife went with the Oak milk and she still loved it. We didn't have to wait long inside for the drinks to come out. This store also have limited outside seating as well if you want to sit there.

Convenient location and decent parking (there is also street parking but I’ve always found a spot).

The employees are friendly and helpful!

Love the pastries here, especially the coffee bun!

Their wrapped cheesecake pastry is another favorite too (original flavor and then strawberry).

I def recommend this place!

My husband picked up 2 berry soft cream cakes today and the 1st cake was amazing so soft and good but the 2nd cake was so dry and not as good as the first cake
Maybe it was older and sat on the shelf longer
Other than that cake was good just sad the 2nd cake wasn’t as good for the price of $40 per cake :(

I went to the bakery store to buy plain bread from Studio City. They didn’t have it. They said we’ll get @4pm. You should call us before. Bakery store don’t have plain bread. Is that some kind of joke? I’m sorry I couldn’t control my temper to get so upset. I drove all way taking freeways. I was going to make sandwiches so I had to think what I should make for tmrw’s lunch. It seemed like even they didn’t care. Poor service terrible service I’ll never go back.

Coffee was really not good taste burnt and def does not taste like a hazelnut latte. Barely any pastry options … considering it’s a pasty place. Wouldn’t pick this place for all the reasons above.

This McDonald's the cashier he's nice gets the order fast .but the manager there not responding the right way the soda machine is not working and one employee told him and her the machine soda is not working and with he's answered with he's shoulders he can't do anything..they don't give the order right .so sorry I won't stop here again ..

Early morning shift had horrible service. Didn't provide a fork yet I had pancakes. Knife only.
I asked for a hot black coffee I get a foamy coffee.
I really don't believe it that's hard to take an order then have it repeated back to me at the window yet still mess up the order.
They need competent people who aren't just gossiping early morning.

I've been to McDonald's across the country and this might be the worse experience I've ever had. The lettuce was brown and the food was pretty much cold. So gross.... I couldn't even eat it because I was concerned about getting sick. I advise everyone to stay away from this McDonald's.

It was a great experience, drive thru personal was amazing smiled and was well aware of my order, positive attitud. I will most definitely go back anytime

Consistent horrible experiences here where do I start. Poor management they don't care about honoring request they make your food how they want to and could care less if you have an allergy. The managers answer the phone with attitude and will pretend they can't hear you and hang up if they answer the phone at all. My grandmother called we have family in town for 4th of July we ordered a large breakfast order ans have some relatives allergic to egg they still put egg on everything and refused to fix the order

Pastries were excellent. Pumpkin krapfen was something unique. Coffee is decently good. Tables don’t get clean though, there should be someone handling this thing during rush hours.

Nice small location that's on-par with other Paris baguette locations. Staff is super friendly. Loved my visit!

ham & cheese pastry was so good recommend to have it heated up. iced mocha tasted strong & quite big for regular size

Not sure about this one. The chocolatines were crispy and good, however, they were very sweet. Premises were clean and the staff were friendly, food was well presented. I noticed some things that were more like Hong Kong pastries rather than French bakeries - I.e sausage bun.
Most stars were lost on the chai latte. It was sickeningly sweet and I couldn’t drink it, had to throw it out. The price also wasn’t respected - for some reason the price displayed the large was less expensive than the medium. I think the store should respect these prices even if the display is wrong.

We got the strawberry croissant, and it was delicious.  The cream, the fresh strawberries, the croissant were all just right. But the folks working here were so apathetic and then perturbed they were selling us something.

Google ought to make a way to respond to the response one's review receives.  But there isn't, so this review edit will have to suffice.  To the "owner" of Paris Baguette (although it's likely just robot auto response, which would be REALLY ironic), you don't need to be disappointed.  That strawberry croissant was Fire, as the young folks say. I didn't have any expectations to be met, no need to be sorry.  Was 4 stars not good enough? To any other folks reading this, you've got to have that strawberry croissant sometime.  Who cares about the people behind the counter.  The attitude makes the experience more authentically Parisian.

I had a great experience. The two female employees were very nice. The pastries were delicious. I ordered two savory pastries and one raspberry cream bite. All were super yummy. Next time I drop by I’ll try a drink and maybe a cake slice. Def recommend if you’re in the area.

I was there this past weekend. I am used to going to the location in Orange County. I ordered the same pastry as I always do, but this location seem not to carry fresh pastry. I was disappointed. Since I go to the location in Orange County all the time I thought this location would carry fresh pastry too, but they were stale!! I Won’t go to this location.

The terimasu was good creamy..We liked the chocolate cake..The peach tea was good too

Limited quantities in this location but very clean and well kept. Excellent customer service and always delicious pastries 🍰 😋 👌 indoor seating area available, only street parking and it was pretty empty not too many people for a Saturday afternoon.

Had to stop for a quick coffee break and my sugar fix. I was new to this coffee house but it did not disappoint. I had a nice strong coffee, pastry and fruits.

I definitely recommend this place, I will come back soon enough. Very clean, covid safe and good ambience.

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