Tryst

Other Recommended Nightlife: Tryst bills itself as coffeehouse, bar, and lounge. It's a trendy sort of place that attracts a diverse crowd. Enjoy a steaming cup of coffee, a light meal, or a favorite cocktail from the bar. Espresso drinks, coffees, and teas abound, and the bar offers a great mix of coffee cocktails, martinis, specialty cocktails, and wines. A great gathering spot for folks...

"Thick-rimmed glasses" and "laptops" are the must-have accessories at Adams Morgan's "packed" answer to a "Berkeley" coffeehouse, where "comfy", "unhomologous" furniture and "great" music (recorded by day, live some nights) invite "hipsters" to "hang out" nursing a latte or noshing on "reasonably priced" "sandwiches and sweets"; "friendly" service matches the "relaxed" groove – speaking of...

Craigslist missed connection: M4W, You, brunette braids, pink camisole, chocolate-painted toenails. Curled up on plaid Brady Bunch couch next to a pile of law books, iBook balanced on one knee "studying" for a test. Steaming mug of green tea and wheaty, sprouty sandwich. Moi? Icy blue eyes, three days' beard, Ramones T-shirt. Reading "Dubliners" with rum in my coffee, The Killers in my...

This is the most relaxed of Washington's lounge bars. The room is surprisingly large for Adams Morgan, and it's jampacked with worn armchairs and couches, which are usually occupied, no matter what time of day. People come here to have coffee or a drink, get a bite to eat, read a book, work on a book, or meet a friend. Free Wi-Fi means laptops are ubiquitous. The place feels almost like a...

Located in Washington, D.C., Tryst Coffeehouse offers a selection of international beers, wines and liqueurs. The restaurant offers espresso drinks in northern Italian tradition, French pastries and handcrafted gourmet sandwiches. It serves a variety of entrees, sandwiches and desserts. It also provides mozzarella salad, nachos, artichoke and spinach dip and chicken quesadillas. Tryst...