Dog Tag Bakery

This place was very comfy, coffee and food was great. They are a nonprofit for vets.

Stumbled upon this place en route to another Georgetown site. Decided to stop in and get a snack. This cozy bakery supports and hires veterans, which already sounded promising. The shop sells a variety of pastries, desserts, breakfast sandwiches, and beverages. The walls sell gift items like coffee tins, books, and mugs. I ordered butter croissant (and had it heated up). Staff members were friendly. The croissant was very buttery, delicate crispy on the outside. The warmth from the heating made the pastry taste even better. They also had complementary water and cups near the front of the bakery. Great place to relax and have a comforting meal or snack.

I was extremely excited to visit this veteran opened bakery after hearing about it for months. We went on a Sunday around 2pm. There wasn't much options other than cookies and cupcakes. The woman working the counter said nothing as we entered. We decided on buying cookies. Again she said nothing during checkout. Even after checkout she said nothing. Not sure if she was hearing impaired or just inattentive. Felt weird giving a tip since not a single word was said. We did anyway but will likely not return.

This is a very good baked goods and coffee shop on a back side street in Georgetown Washington, D.C. Upon entering this place you get pristine vibes as the interior features fresh visuals as the decor sits in front of white walls, cozy seating perfectly situated throughout, and glass showcases housing their baked goods. You also immediately recognize that the interior design features old equipment on display, calligraphy on message boards, and crafty, handmade products for purchase which resemble a previous American time periods. The staff here are also friendly and assist by offering purchase recommendations. There mission here is to honor the military community and they accomplish this by incorporating this sentiment into their decor.Overall the baked goods, both sweet and savory, are delicious. I do appreciate the attention to detail and quality in their baked goods. Pride certainly was at the forefront of decision-making when this shop first opened and it seems 10 years later they're holding on to their business values. I'll certainly continue to visit here when in the area.

Love that this place supports an amazing cause! Food: pretty good! Would definitely recommend the ham sandwich. Had a vanilla latte too which was decent. Overall, this is a great quick place to grab breakfast! Service: the barista was helpful when I was trying to decide which sandwich to get and made a great recommendation

Delicious baked goods, friendly service, amazing mission, and pleasant interior with cozy tables.

This was a location that was part of a food tour that I was a part of. Besides being a bakery, they offered a fellowship program to help veterans. This was also a non-profit organization on top of that program. Besides typical baked goods, they also served breakfast and lunch sandwiches.I was able to have butterscotch blondie. This was very tasty. The blondie was of good size and was sweet, but not overly sugary where it was a concern. My favorite part of this was the texture. It was not dry at all, but it did not fall apart when eating it either.Will I go back? Of course.

Special ordered a 6 inch funfetti birthday cake and it was absolutely delicious. It was a custom order so I reached out via email and Ty quickly respond. We arranged a pickup time for a Friday morning and pickup went smoothly. The 6 inch cake was moist and the buttercream frosting was abundant and addicting. Looking forward to our next cake order!

Was looking forward to this place . It was so cute but the vibe was so off. We walked in and an employee (wearing apron) was sitting at the most desirable table (in the dining area) scrolling on a phone making herself comfortable. So off putting. There were other employees milling about talking loudly. Such a shame because you can tell someone cares about this place (decor was on point and food was decent). They should not let employees sit in (the Best spot in) the dining area! Employees should "Break" somewhere else!

This is my favorite bakery of all time. I would honestly come back to DC just to eat here again. Not only are nut-free bakeries a rarity in general; the baked goods and coffee here are amazing. The service was equally as good. Not to mention, they have a great mission. If they still have the stuffed biscoff croissant when you visit - you MUST try it. It's huge and oh so delicious.