Can’t say enough great things; my go-to working spot a couple of times a week. Coffee is always good, the breakfast sandwich is unbeatable, the staff are friendly top-to-bottom. And the venue is just awesome. High-ceiling leftover from the church and a great vibe for a chat or some work.

Very nice inside! Great customer service and tasty food. A bit more expensive than other brunch places in DC.

This place is stunning. Looks like old Masonic architecture. I was a bit confused when I arrived because there wasn't a clear sign that I saw. As you enter there is a coffee counter with pastries & friendly staff that offered my pooch a treat as I ordered. Inside the main room there are cathedral ceilings, comfy armchairs, wrap around couches, tables of many sizes, footrests, benches, etc. a bar on either side separated by glass walls. Good music playing softly in the background. Tastefully decorated with interesting art, plants, antique brass & glass fixtures, a mezzanine w/brass rail, even the bathrooms are gorgeous w/ brass & marble throughout & art deco mirrors. They are unisex with each toilet having it's own solid locking door showing if it's occupied, nice thick towelettes & lotion. Even though it's a cavernous space full of people it was surprisingly quiet. The couches are on large rugs, herringbone wood floors throughout. Floor outlets about every 6 ft for easy access. Didn't try the food but simply a great place to work, read or just relax w/ my dog cozy & snoozing on the carpet. The 2nd time we came the thoughtful lady brought out a large dog bed for him. I will be back here for certain especially because they are dog friendly. I noticed some Karens complaining about dogs in the comments but if you don't appreciate dogs the place is huge. Either choose a spot away from the beast or politely ask them not to sit near you. Most people I encountered were nice but I also ask first if they're ok with the dog before I sit near them so I rarely run into problems. Most people love having a dog around. It makes a more cozy setting honestly & when I'm traveling it's hard to find a nice spot to relax for a girl & her canine on a cold day.

Expect great coffee and VIP service for your dog at No Goodbyes’ coffee bar! We love visiting the fantastic crew (Myesha, DJ, Kenny, and Jaime) almost every weekend for hot oat vanilla lattes for us and ton of treats and attention for our pup, Pippin. The lobby lounge area is a great cozy, dog-friendly place to enjoy them amid beautiful architecture

I had a wonderful experience at No Goodbyes. From the hostess stand, Hannah getting our drinks and food orders to the check part, service was fantastic. We were 3 in our party and we all ordered different things, the Caesar salad was fresh and had this amazing crunch. I ordered one of the pasta specials and it was creamy and indulgent. My friend was raving about the burger, definitely a must-have, specially when it comes with those addictive fries :-) And we really enjoyed the apple crisp dessert. Can’t wait to come back!

Stopped in for brunch on Saturday. Vanilla Oat milk latte was excellent. We had the American Omelette, Challah bread French Toast, and Wake Up Call Breakfast. Everything was great, the side-sauces were also very good. Would dine in again. The atmosphere is good but lacks natural light; definitely retained the old church feel. Staff very friendly and accommodating.

4.5 Burgers are not my typical go-to but I decided to order the Phil’s Burger at No Goodbyes, and it did not disappoint. I was hesitant that some of the toppings would overpower the others, and surprisingly everything worked perfectly together. The rosemary shoestring fries were also an excellent addition. Honorable mentions to the bites of brussels sprouts and rigatoni bolognese that I had. Delicious! Docked half a star because there was a little confusion with the host team about available seating options when we arrived. Once seated, the experience with the staff was great.

Adorable little coffee shop with outstanding drinks, friendly baristas, and great vibes. I was initially a bit skeptical of No Goodbyes when I learned that they were inside The Line Hotel, but this tiny Adams Morgan coffee counter has absolutely earned its spot in my rotation of DC caffeine fixes. The coffee shop is located immediately inside the front door of the hotel, where you'll be warmly greeted by both the receptionist and a pair of baristas. They have a slightly limited menu, but they can make all the espresso classics and have a variety of dairy and non-dairy milks available. Their beans are phenomenal -- the coffee is super rich and almost velvety, and it has a lovely nutty, slightly chocolatey undertone. Once you secure your drink, you can either take it inside the hotel lobby or to the outdoor patio. Going into the lobby feels a bit odd, but I promise it has a great ambiance; there's a ton of comfy seating, and it's a great, quiet place to do work or read a book.