Sidamo Coffee and Tea
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Customers' Favorites
Ethiopian Vegetarian Lunch Special
Egg and Cheese Croissant with Ham
Bacon Egg and Cheese Sandwich
Morning Chai Grande
Caramel Latte Grande
D Veggie Sandwich
Vegan Breakfast
Grilled Chicken
Cafe Americano
Ham & Cheese
Sidamo Coffee and Tea Reviews
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Great place. Wish they would open a 2nd place at Liberty Exchange in Sykesville - 2 units still open for a nice coffee place (that isn’t Starbucks!) one is right next to Basta Pasta!!
I got the vegan breakfast. It was tomato lettuce and avocado with some really good hummus on a bagel. It was a really good fresh tasting breakfast.
We also got the Sidamo Chai Laben with oat milk. A very good flavorful chai.
We also got the Sidamo Chai Laben with oat milk. A very good flavorful chai.
Lovely staff and owner. Super friendly and service was excellent. Not too much seating so its best to grab and go
Hours
| Monday | 7AM - 6PM |
| Tuesday | 7AM - 6PM |
| Wednesday | 7AM - 6PM |
| Thursday | 7AM - 6PM |
| Friday | 7AM - 6PM |
| Saturday | 7AM - 6PM |
| Sunday | 7AM - 6PM |
Sidamo Coffee and Tea is a cozy coffee shop located along H Street, known for its inviting atmosphere and rustic decor. The shop features a knowledgeable roaster who prepares coffee right in front of customers, ensuring a fresh and flavorful experience. Visitors appreciate the wide selection of coffees, including the popular Harer and Sidoma, though opinions on the latter vary, with some finding it burned. The morning chai is highly praised, alongside delicious vegan breakfast options. The tea selection is also impressive, making it a great spot for tea lovers. Prices are affordable, and while the shop can get lively and crowded on weekends, it remains a good place for studying during quieter weekdays. However, the space can feel cramped, which may pose challenges for those with mobility aids. Overall, Sidamo Coffee and Tea is celebrated for its local charm, tasty pastries, and a delightful blend of traditional Ethiopian and modern brewing styles, making it a beloved choice in DC.