Walgreens, 50 Massachusetts Ave NE - This Walgreens branch is an excellent example of a practical…read morecity store. I always found everything I needed here, from food to toiletries and medications. The shop is clean, well organized, and the staff appear friendly and professional. A big advantage is its location near the station, making it easy to stop by quickly and take care of everything without losing time.

On the bottom level of Walgreens, this location gets a bad rap, but I appreciate it. It's spacious…read morewith all the necessities, including grab-n-go food. There's even a FedEx kiosk inside!

PROS: Nothing if you are thirsty or hungry!…read more CONS: OVERPRICED!! Literally paid $4.60 for this tiny strawberry drink! It is insane!

I had left the charger and plug for my iPad at home while traveling. In urgent need of powering up…read moremy device I went into Hudson News at Union Station (after failed attempts at a couple of other places), and found the charger and block I needed thanks to the very professional and helpful manager, Geoffrey, who took care of me. He checked my iPad, and once he located the right ones for me on the rack of chargers in his store, he even took them out of their packaging to make sure they fit and that they were the right ones--they were, and I thank him for his courteous service! Thank you, Geoffrey!

SO in love with this supermarket ! NOT only is this place an connivence store , there is a local…read morespot for your deli options SOUPS , SANDWICHES, BREAKFAST OR snacks, food and even liquor or alcohol beverages . SO far ive had the following soups and have NOT been disappointed . Chicken noodle , crab and corn , chili and finally ive tried there chicken and pepper soup. every single soup is delicious and i will continue too go and grab lunch here on my breaks while in school. thank you for your service.

Close to my daughter's school, Capitol Hill Supermarket is a great spot for an after school snack…read more My eight-year-old daughter loves wandering the aisles and fridges for lemonade and chips. Costumer service is great!

This is one of the best Walgreens I've ever been to! Anita was the lovely lady checking us out, and…read moreshe was very kind! I appreciate the kindness even when it doesn't matter! Thank you Anita!!

A good, basic pharmacy with primary convenience items on the first floor. Be sure to go down to the…read morebasement level for the pharmacy. Only one person working the check-in desk, but it loved fast. Great location just across the street from the Chinatown Metro station.

Wonderful prices and lovely kind lady working on a Saturday morning. Will be back! Highly recommend!read more

The Corner Market, 400 East Capitol St NE - This smaller shop is a very practical place for a quick…read morepurchase. I liked its local character, friendly service, and good selection of basic groceries and snacks. Exactly the kind of store you appreciate during a city walk when you need something quickly without visiting a large supermarket. However, the prices were quite high.

Lovely corner market with friendly staff and food selection of drinks and snacks. I tried their…read moreBahn Mi and got quite obsessed with it, had it three days in a town for lunch.

Used to frequent this place after the pandemic but it's no longer the same. The food is not tasty,…read morenot fresh and overpriced. $21 for essentially a simply sandwich and coffee (that pretty much tastes like frothy milk). I know food costs have gone up but that's too expensive for what I got. First the sandwich I received was not what I had ordered and paid for - something completely different. The sandwich I received had stale bread and the ham was regular deli meat you buy in the grocery aisle. The store offerings also reduced to basically a really long grocery shelf of chips. The service is mediocre with a stoic/rude cashier. The store ambience is cramped - which I didn't mind before when the food tasted good. There's a bin right where you collect your order which is very unappealing. I want to support the local community but I won't be returning anytime soon. I hope they can improve.

This Giant is...awful. Even with security (who just stands there and does nothing), there is an…read moreincredibly high amount of theft. The prices are double and triple that of other Giant stores. The app will say something is on sale for $4. You go to this store and it's actually $12. Whole Foods is often cheaper than here. There's pretty much never anything but self-checkout open. And it's all just messy and unkempt.

I had a very disturbing experience at the Giant Reisterstown location and I will not stay quiet…read moreabout it. My child, who has a disability, was using a wheelchair when we entered the store. An employee immediately told him to "get off." I clearly stated that my child has a disability and requires the wheelchair, yet staff continued to argue with me and insisted he could not use it simply because he is a child. It did not stop there. Employees began speaking loudly about us in front of other customers, causing unnecessary attention and embarrassment. My child and I were both humiliated. To make matters worse, we were followed around the store. When I addressed the issue with the manager (Jackson), he repeated the same false claim and dismissed my concerns instead of correcting his staff. This is not just bad customer service this is a serious lack of ADA awareness and basic respect. You do NOT question or deny someone's use of a wheelchair because you "don't think" they need it. No parent should have to defend their child's disability in a grocery store. I expect Giant to address this immediately with proper staff training and accountability. Until then, I would strongly reconsider shopping at this location.

Right outside the NoMa stop on the Metro, this place is well used by just about everyone in the…read morearea. Easy to get to, and within walking distance from a bunch of offices and businesses. It is a well lit store. Tons of windows. But it is a bit smaller than some 7-Elevens I have been in. That equates to less room and less selection. Don't get that mixed up with not having the essential 7-Eleven items. Just know that you may not be grabbing a familiar item you are used to at other locations. I came in here, for the first time, and went straight to the coolers. I had to stand in front of them, while dodging other customers, to find the items I wanted. Completely different setup so it took me a bit more time to find what I wanted. Then the registers take a bit longer since it is a well used spot. And on the way out, you have to dodge the many people outside to get back to your day.

Totally disagree with the extremely low cumulative score. This 7-Eleven was outstanding. The…read moreservice could not have been more friendly, and the other customers were even friendly. They had what I wanted, in and out fast. Very convenient to the courtyard Marriott hotel and the noma galileadet metro station. The store is bright and clean and open. The food, well I got two kit Kat bars.

Just moved to the area, and I was pleasantly surprised to find this place. They're kind and have a…read moregreat wine selection and good for any immediate needs.

Adam's Market is located on the northeast corner of 7th and F Street in NE DC and is one of the…read moresuperior, small-time convenience stores on the north side of the Hill. It's strengths lie in its variety of merchandise and its warm-hearted Korean owners. It's main drawback is its prices, which, in my opinion, is a necessary evil of running a small-time business in a city and lacking economies of scale. You pay for the convenience of not walking, biking or driving all the way to ghetto Safeway ten blocks away off Bladensburg. Among the more specialized foods served are decent-quality italian meats and cheeses, kombucha tea, a wide variety of wines and beers (to include belgian) that are reasonably priced, Ben & Jerry's iced cream, and several types of asian gummies to include grape and pear. Credit cards are only accepted for purchases of $10 or more, but there is an ATM available in the corner immediately to your right once you enter.

Found within the lobby of the Renaissance Hotel to the right is this Liberty Market…read more This little market has its own special conveniences for a traveler or employee working in the area. Mostly stocked with gourmet snacks and light lunches, there is also a to-go / delivery ($3 charge) menu to order different courses from the Presidents Sports Bar attached to the Renaissance Hotel. It's well stocked with random items like homemade cookies and box cookies to house salads and sandwiches ( and even cold desserts like tiramisu and mini bananas fosters. There is a candy bucket tree with single candies in the clear buckets. They have a small coffee bar with carafe coffee and teas. You can also buy fruit individually and croissants. They have a freezer stocked with gelato cups, ice cream bars, etc. The items are reasonably priced, but certain bagged items like those same cookies ( Mexican hot chocolate) that they sell at Dolcezza can run up to $6. It's definitely a must try for the late afternoon or late night snacker. They are open until Midnight.

This cute little market is down in the Renaissance lobby. I stumbled in while looking for some…read morechocolate. The market has packaged sandwiches, salads, etc. as well as snacks. Talking to the friendly clerk, it sounded like the market gets quite busy during lunch time. I didn't try any of the food, but it looked pretty good. They also carry some local chocolates - I did try the wine truffles which the clerk recommended. They were $6 for four individually wrapped treats. The truffles satisfied my craving for sweets perfectly and I thought were reasonably priced. I would come back here if I were looking for a convenient snack and it were too miserable too go outside. The service was good here, but I'm taking off a star because the prices are not clearly marked and I had to ask about quite a few items.