Three Whistles - Eat Drink Work
2719 Wilson Blvd, Arlington
(703) 879-3353
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Vibes here are great for a yapping session, coworking, or a lowkey coffee date. Coffee was delicious and the food items also looked great
Love love love working from here. The wifi is fast, the place stays quiet and the food is delicious. The coffee is top notch and they even have ice cream for a little mid day pick me up.
Gelato is excellent, great service
Highly recommend checking out Three Whistles. It is an amazing place. The people are so kind!
A major coffee house with open mics and karaoke Saturday nights and very good brews too!
Great service … great gelato … good coffee … mediocre pastries
The food and coffee situation here is fixable. The coffee is low quality, and the tea is of poor quality. The savory dishes are not edible. If you upgraded your food game and served a great coffee and changed your tea, you’d likely be the best place to go out in Clarendon. Unfortunately, you have a great setup, but you’re not using it well. I rarely see anyone order anything because there’s nothing to order. Whenever I come to Three Whistles, I make sure I’ve eaten before and don’t really need to drink your coffee other than to pay to sit down. I think it’s a fixable problem, but nobody is focusing on food quality here. Thank God for your interior designer, who gave you this great café vibe. I want to spend money here but there’s nothing to spend money on.
Hug and drink, no shopping, no wifi
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 2
Service: 4
Post-covid era sent me on a spin to find the best public working spaces and once I landed at three whistles one afternoon it’s as though all that searching was finally fruitful. The perfect music, vibe, seating and accommodations for getting some serious work done or just chatting with a friend. The main owner/barista is very friendly and has a true talent for latte art! Definitely one of my top nova cafes
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Three Whistles is always a great place to work and get good cup of coffee. There id indoor and outdoor seating, service is great. I will always support this coffee shop.
Best Regards,
Bakr
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Restaurantji Recommends
Good coffee and teas. The service was great- friendly and attentive staff.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Love Three Whistles their stuff is so good. This is what I got in my too good to go bag!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Fresh Baked Croissants
I've been coming here for the past ~3 years and I understand this is a coworking space with a division for an area which requires a membership to occupy, and a "free" section -or so I thought (FYll ve used both spaces). My friend and I were here for <2 hours and did not get any
refreshments/food because frankly, their stuff isn't great. 2 weeks ago I got a matcha latte which was extremely subpar especially for it being $7 + tip. (I didn't even end up finishing it...a shame). Anyway today, I was engrossed with my work so I did not get up to get anything at the cafe. When I was about to leave, the guy behind the counter ordered me to go outside for a conversation and told me off about how "uncool" it was and that he
"lost business" due to me not getting a refreshment or something. In what world are customers treated this way? It was incredibly demeaning and unnecessary. There are ways to convey your point and if he had approached me in a respectful manner, maybe things would be different. Since I am not a Karen, I had my friend and l purchase drinks before we left. Not sure if it's a new rule that you HAVE to purchase something in order to use the FREE section but it wasn't always like this. All I have to say is this behavior is shameful for a seemingly nice/quiet refreshments/food because frankly, their stuff isn't great. 2 weeks ago | got a matcha latte which was extremely subpar especially for it being $7 + tip. (I didn't even end up finishing it...a shame). Anyway today, I was engrossed with my work so I did not get up to get anything at the cafe. When I was about to leave, the guy behind the counter ordered me to go outside for a conversation and told me off about how "uncool" it was and that he
"lost business" due to me not getting a refreshment or something. In what world are customers treated this way? It was incredibly demeaning and unnecessary. There are ways to convey your point and if he had approached me in a respectful manner, maybe things would be different. Since I am not a Karen, I had my friend and I purchase drinks before we left. Not sure if it's a new rule that you HAVE to purchase something in order to use the FREE section but it wasn't always like this. All I have to say is this behavior is shameful for a seemingly nice/quiet space. And just a forewarning, I don't care about what the company has to say in defense to their behavior-it's inexcusable. Won't be coming back and will be telling my friends to not step foot in this facility!
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Good coffee selections! Get their vegan coconut & chocolate ice cream, so good!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
If your Turkish coffee tastes like grass, it's likely because the coffee beans were under-roasted, meaning they weren't roasted long enough or at a high enough temperature to develop their full flavor, resulting in a "green" or grassy taste; this is considered a roasting defect and is often associated with underdeveloped coffee beans.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 1
Service: 3
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