Lost Sock Roaster

The earl grey latte is a problem!! Soooo good! I also tried the rose cardamom one it was good but the earl grey reigns supreme to me!!10 out of 10 would recommend for coffee and even to work out of. It is small and intimate but pretty quiet and chill.Everyone that works there is nice and friendly!

Line was a bit hectic & the space is small so you don't really have a good place to stand while you're waiting for your drink.We got a vanilla & caramel latte with oat milk & single origin blend. Coffee was average & general - I drink a lot of coffee so maybe why I didn't see the wow factor.

While I was in the area, I stopped by the Lost Sock Roasters, because, one, the name sounded adorable, and, two, I wanted to get a caffeine fix and try out their empanadas.I ordered:+the Rose Cardamom Latte - prepared with syrup, espresso, and milk; this wasn't 'extra hot' as requested, and you could hardly taste the rose or the cardamom; it just tasted like warm milk...+an order of 3 empanadas - spinach and feta; Argentinian Style Chicken; and, Argentinian Style Beef; the empanadas were not fresh or warmed through properly, as the filling was cold; and, considering that you're not ordering 1, but 3, they should serve the number of dipping sauce accordingly; just seems that they were super cheap about it or not considering this at allStaff were friendly; the place is definitely small, so there's only a handful of tables and tight counter seating; definitely not recommended for those who get claustrophobic.I'm glad I was able to try this place out, but most likely would not return due to the disappointing experience.Metered street parking can be found in the area.+flavorless coffees+food is not heated through properly+cheap with the sauces for empanadas+metered street parking available

A great coffee spot in Takoma. I love a good latte and the maple latte was a great sweet drink. I also got a croissant which was nice and flaky. This place is a very adorable spot and I had heart a lot of really great things about it and it did not disappoint. Service is also great- drinks come out quick but are also made with care.

Really needing a coffee and in an unfamiliar neighborhood, I was lucky to come across this place! It's small enough to be cozy without being claustrophobic, and the interior is bright tiles and big windows that offset the dark wood. For nice days there is a small patio out front. I enjoy trying the different techniques and approaches that roasters have with their coffees, and appreciate that the staff is knowledgeable about the different coffees they have. The staff was really nice and made good recommendations based on the types of coffee that I prefer. Their pour over is served a bit cooler than I usually drink it, but the roast was well balanced so I didn't mind the change of pace.

Love this place and only wish that it was closer to home. They roast their own beans and don't distribute to quite the same level as Zekes. The line wrapped around the place for most of the time that we were there. It's a cozy neighborhood place and you can tell that people keep this place going. One of the best chai lattes that I have had in a minute. Also got an iced hibiscus tea and it had so much flavor. Long line, but so worth it. A limited number of tables, some tall bar seats, and outdoor tables. They offer a variety of hot foods and massive croissants, but we got too much at Donut Run. It was the perfect place to sit in the corner and read. Super busy though so be prepared to weave in and out of the crowd.

Super cute, super yummy, and lovely staff that get to know regulars :) also, they have the best chai! Talented chefs & sweet baristas

I think many coffee nerds in DC say this is the best craft coffee roaster in DC. After coming here, I agree.The drip is on point. The staff is knowledgeable. They know what they're doing, and it is a busy operation.I got some empanadas, and thought they were just okay. One of mine was over salted, and they exchanged it. So, no complaints on the great service.The inside of the shop is eclectic and hipster. The lines are VERY long, and for good reason: the coffee is great. I took a 45 minute subway ride to get here, and it was worth it.

Great & cute coffee shop if you're coming from the DC side of Takoma Park. Easy to get to, great quality of food & beverages. The staff was friendly & quick. I didn't stick around, but there seems to be a good amount of outdoor seating. It's first come first serve, so if you're planning on making a day of it, you'll likely want to come on the earlier side to snag a spot inside or out.

many issues with this place. The second I got in with a few friends the chef, a white man wearing a hat that said chef, walked right into one of my friends, never said excuse me or apologized, and gave us all looks. I tried to ignore and ordered 2 chai lattes made with oatmilk, only 1 was a chai, the iced "chai" they gave me was an earl grey. I then ordered the "Cubano" sandwhich, asked if they could use a different protein and they said no (lies, it said you could substitute and add on proteins) if I ordered a sandwhich WHY THE HECK did I recieve 3 empanadas... they had the audacity to add the dipping sauce for my sandwhich but no sandwhich... I spent almost 40$ on things I never ordered. The rest of the staff was very kind but this experience was utter bs. Do better, I will NEVER support this business again.