Koma Cafe

Cute spot with great coffee! My friend recommended this spot to meet up around Takoma/Silver Spring. The interior is super cute with green walls, a variety of seating, and quirky decor. I ordered a latte and crossiant- both were excellent. The latte was rich, creamy and smooth. The crossiant was so buttery, light and simply wonderful. Definitely a spot worth going to again!

Met with a friend for brunch on Saturday morning and at 9:30am, the tables were full (by 11am, there were available tables). There are only about 6-7 small tables, plus two high counters with high bar seats, so I would call this a small space and not good for groups. However, for nicer weather, there's picnic tables out front in the parking area. Only a few parking spaces out front, so expect to park on the street, but it's mostly a residential area, so it shouldn't be too hard to find parking. You order at the counter- there are paper menus, and then they hand you a number to take to your table and they'll bring you your order. I like that they do offer brunch food and not just pastries. I ordered the peanut butter oat bowl, which was very filling and delicious. I also ordered green tea which was served in a cute glass teapot with tea leaves. They have two unisex restrooms, and the first one I went into was large. My friend and I were at our table for about 1 hour and half, and she gave this place the thumbs up!

Stumbled upon Koma Cafe when I was in the area and I'm so glad I went in! Was planning on grabbing a matcha and sitting for a bit to do some work, but the food looked so good I ordered a veggie sandwich with side salad. NO regrets, my friends! This was one of the best sandwiches of my life. Here are the ingredients: tomato jam, burrata, pesto, lettuce, avocado, and artichoke hearts on a DELICIOUS bread. I'm drooling just thinking about it.The matcha was also great and not at all sweet. Perfectly served. I found an outlet for my laptop and enjoyed people watching in cozy little Koma Cafe. I'd be happy to grab food to go in the future or meet a friend there. Fast service and they clear tables right away. If I were to describe Koma in three words it would be: cozy, hearty, and nourishing.

I returned to Koma and am upgrading my review to five stars. I love everything about this place: transcendent pizzas, ample salads, quality libations at a decent price. In all, there is a feeling of goodwill, a desire to make people happy. And that is how I feel after each visit. A sense that all is well in the world. And that is not easy to come by these days. Thank you, Koma!

This is a strange little stretch being next to a small university and an abandoned (as of this writing) hospital. Nonetheless, the residential area nearby seemed to be keeping it in good business. The place stood out to me for its salad offerings but I didn't have room for more than a snack, so a less healthy but amply delicious monkey bread served my needs. For a beverage, I perused a cardamom rose matcha with genuine ambivalence. Matcha is the author of many great flavor combinations, but I've seen weird matcha beverages fail badly before. In this case, the added flavoring was subtle enough not to overwhelm the tea, but interesting enough to dazzle the palate. A job well done for them.The place was large enough to accommodate several groups inside and out and was nice enough to sit around a while, as many people in the neighborhood were doing. I'd like to try something more substantial from them, but for the basic cafe experience I came for, they hit exactly what I wanted.

Coffee lovers, head to Koma Cafe, the only coffee shop in the area. Driving 30 minutes from SE DC, it was worth the drive. Here's why.1) Coffee: Brewing Elixr Coffee, their menu has it all- lattes, espresso, cortados, cold brew, drip coffee. My latte was very creamy, strong, and smooth. I very much enjoyed it. Next time, I'll get their pecan latte. Drinks come in small or large sizes and they have other drinks like a chai latte, hot chocolate, and tea. 2) Service: It's friendly and efficient. The barista handled the line with ease and my latte was in my hands under five minutes.3) Space: It's a very nice place with indoor and outdoor seating. Coffee beans, wine bottles, and other goods decorate the walls for sale. They have strong wifi and outlets throughout. It's an Italian restaurant as well so they serve breakfast and lunch until 4 p.m. and then change to dinner service.4) Area: It's near many great markets, murals, and there's street parking nearby. If you're into art, wander the streets finding public art and Little Free Library boxes.

The type of place I wish existed in my neighborhood. I'm officially jealous of TP...Tasty coffee drinks, very attentive service, delicious foods.

This place blew me away! The food was incredibly fresh, made to order, and tasted amazing. I was curious as to why there weren't many reviews yet so I'm assuming it's new.Our food was hand delivered to us and the waitstaff was incredibly excited and friendly. It was quite busy for a Saturday morning! There's a smaller seating area available but we were able to snag a table. I was impressed by the selection and how tasty everything is. Still wondering what cheese they used in the egg and cheese croissant... it was phenomenal. The coffee was great. A nice bold flavor, maybe a little smokiness to it. Oat milk and almond milk are an additional 0.75 cents, while flavor shots are 0.50 cents. Two drinks and the two meals came to $35. I thought it was a great price for the quality, service and taste.

Breakfast at Koma was a GREAT idea. We walked about twenty minutes there and back--the location is safe, pleasant and if you were to drive, parking is very accessible. Speaking of accessible--their front door/stairs is ADA accessible. Coffee was perfection, smoothies were fresh, and the breakfast sandwiches were on-point. Crispy yet perfectly buttered Croissant with egg, cheese, and a side salad was exactly what my morning needed.

It is a small cafe with a lot of seatings available. The food was okay but the lattes were great! Unfortunately I bit into a few eggshells in my croissant which were very hard and unpleasant. I did raise my voice to get the servers attention but maybe they didn't hear me. It was also pretty salty, most likely because of the prosciutto. It's not somewhere I'd try again anytime soon.