Colada Shop

Colada Shop

Washington, D.C.

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Colada Shop

Colada Shop
Colada Shop brings the vibrant flavors and atmosphere of Havana to D.C. This small local chain serves classic Cuban coffee drinks—like sweet, creamy caffecitos and iced café con leche—alongside pastries, empanadas, croquetas, and cocktails. For something heartier, try a Cubano sandwich or the huevos a la Cubano caldero, eggs baked with queso fresco, sofrito, and tomato.

Information

  • address1405 T Street NW, Washington
  • openingHoursSun–Wed 7:30am–9pm, Thu–Sat 7:30am–10pm
  • phone+1 202 931 4947
  • websiteVisit website

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