Excellent butcher shop. Knowledgeable and helpful staff. Great selection, including quality pork,…read morebeef, lamb, sausage and bacon. Shout out to William, responsive and informative.

Bought a 5 lb rib roast (prime) from Billy (owner) at Union Meat Company for Thanksgiving...best…read moreone I've bought in DC over 20 year period.I will return

This is a good place if you want to get a snack or a bottle of water etc. on a walk back from…read moreNationals Park to the Capitol South metro station. Clean restrooms too. The layout of the place is a little weird but it has all the usual Whole Foods stuff.

Tyler in the deli department is always so nice and helpful whenever I come in for my weekly meal…read morepreps. He consistently provides great customer service and makes every visit pleasant. One of the reasons I enjoy coming to this Whole Foods!

Great selection, friendly folks running the stalls and good prices. Love buying a coffee and…read moreroaming the selection of in season fruits and vegetables. Also, always a nice selection of baked goods and fresh flowers.

Of all the farmers markets nearby on a Saturday morning, my partner and I decided on Half Street…read more It's dog friendly and open later than most farm markets (9am-1:30pm) which were two major reasons that led us here. It's right by the Nationals stadium, as well as really great food places like Andy's pizza, sweet green, cava, Rasa, and Atlas brewery. You can truly make a whole trip and afternoon out of it. The market itself has a really nice variety, with some vendors that give out samples. Expect to find fresh local produce, homemade candles, flowers, micro greens, handmade pasta, teas made from tea masters, wild caught fish, uncured meats, raw local honey, and delicious eats on the go like empanadas, sandwiches, pastries and fresh coffee. There's also live music and places to sit in the middle of the market. Be wary of the parking situation. If you're lucky you can find some parking; if not be prepared to park far. It's also right off the green line if you decide to metro instead. Highly recommend Half Street Farmer's Market!

I frequent this place since they have halal meat, specifically halal whole chicken and chicken…read morebreast. This is where I get my whole chickens from whenever I make chicken noodle soup. They do also have some halal deli meats, which I haven't tried but plan to do so. I wish they had cuts of halal meat other than the breast, like legs, thighs, and wings. That would make it 5 stars in my book.

Market poultry has got something for everyone! *Aspiring…read morechef? Chicken feet ($3/lb, why so expensive?) and backs(less than $1/lb) for chicken stock. Turkey necks if you know what to do with that. *Want a quick snack? Turkey jerky is ready and on the go(and cheap!). Or you could get some turkey sausage for a healthier Sunday brunch. *Dinner to impress someone special? Get a whole, organic, free range chicken to roast. Or a whole turkey leg. *Big Holiday dinner? Special order an entire smoked turkey. Ignore (or laugh at) the rivalry between these guys and Union meat across the way. (Redskins v Jets I think?) Their prices are relatively reasonable (their quality and selection are solid), and these guys are super friendly. You can also call in a special order from them, and their smoked turkey and fried turkey are legendary for Thanksgiving (put your order in waaaaaaay ahead of time). Plus, they take credit card. 4.5 stars man.

This place is very popular! My daughter and I stopped by here after visiting the Museum of the…read moreBible. I found 2 Sisters Deli on Yelp and it was within walking distance from where we were. There was a line, but it went quickly. All the ladies are super friendly. There's a decent amount of seating inside, none available outside. They don't have water available for your own water bottles, but they have fountain drinks and other bottled beverages. The cashier told us to go find a place to sit and they'd bring our food to us, but all the tables were packed! When she saw us standing there, she asked if there was any seating available and we told her no. She then took our food from the tray there were going to serve it on and nicely packaged it up for us to take to go. She told us there was a Holiday Inn next door with a courtyard, tables and chairs and places to charge our phones. So we went there! The sandwiches are a very generous size. My daughter got a Brooklyn sandwich which is roast beef, banana peppers, American cheese and thousand island dressing. I got a "build your own" sandwich with roast beef, lettuce, tomato, red onion, bacon, mayo and mustard. I couldn't eat all of mine, but my daughter devoured hers! We both really enjoyed our sandwiches!

If you are visiting Southwest DC or looking to grab breakfast or lunch, this is a great spot…read more 2 Sisters Deli, like most any other deli, has a system where you get in line and order your food. You then pay at the register and wait for your food to be ready. There are tables toward the back and a bit of seating near a window. There is no outside seating unless you take your food somewhere else like the Holiday Inn courtyard nearby (2 minute walk to the lobby then through glass doors opposite the bathrooms) The food is pretty decent. Breakfast: They have your standard breakfast sandwiches. If you are keto, they can make you egg, cheese, bacon in a small cup. I ordered that often, but their homemade biscuits are really good. I like their bacon egg and cheese biscuits and their croissant bacon egg and cheese biscuits are good too. Lunch: Standard fare for delis. Italian subs, turkey sandwiches, etc. You can make it a combo with soda and chips (on display opposite register).

Brand new market open on alternating Fridays from 4-10pm…read more It is directly across the street from the metro station and diagonally from the Safeway. I think this market needs a little bit more time to establish a set of people who regularly come here because when I arrive it was pretty sparse as far as vendors as well as patrons. They did have live music which was actually really good and of course there were adult beverages but aside from that, I did not see a lot of food vendors. There were a lot of vendors selling wares like soap and oils and jewelry and such. Nothing really spectacular though for an opening night. I'll be back when there are more food vendors and people overall. I was shocked that it was easy to find parking so that should have been my first sign that the party hadn't started.

Great selections of fruit and veggies while grabbing some joe. Clean environment ambiance set for…read moredancing or listening to music

No frills, but solid quick service with a tasty lunch. I had the Thursday Bulgogi special! Pretty…read moresimple and delicious, healthy portion of rice and beef with a side of kimchi $14 for a DC deli; it's a great meal and find. Happy to support the mom & pop stores. Nice selection of sandwiches at a decent/competitive price point for Wash DC lunches. I will definitely return for a sandwich very soon. Small store with a welcoming atmosphere, cashier greets you as soon as you enter and is ready to take your order. I was in/out within 5 mins departing w/a hot lunch.

I just love this place so much! The staff is so friendly and their sandwiches are so fresh. I…read morefinally tried their Thursday beef Bulgogi special and it is insanely flavorful! It's like a pound of incredibly tender beef plus rice for about $15. What a steal! They also have some beer and wine and interesting snacks for sale. Great spot! Note that this is a takeout place though, not really anywhere to sit besides the park bench out front.

"Al's bulgogi steak sub may be the best sub in the city," said one of my friends who helps cover…read moreD.C.'s food scene. That was enough to convince me to pop into this unassuming carryout spot just south of Barracks Row. First opened in 1975, Al's is now owned by a couple who immigrated from South Korea in 1997. In 2004, they purchased Al's after owning and managing a restaurant in their native South Korea. Now, the menu is a mix of American classics like pancakes and food influenced by their heritage like the bulgogi steak sub. Open every day except Sunday at 6am through lunch, Al's serves all day breakfast like waffles and French toast. They make a variety of subs with care like the bulgogi one, which is one of the best in the city. It's carryout only so there aren't tables or seats, but the benches at nearby Virginia Avenue Park are great for meals. (There's a playground there for your kids.) The bulgogi steak sub is excellent, which is where they shine. Service is also noteworthy. The woman who co-owns the shop is kind and serves her food with a lot of care. To get there, it's about a seven-minute walk from the Eastern Market Metro.

decent deli with some interesting options. prices are reasonable but not cheap ($15+ for a…read morespecialty sandwich), they accept credit/tap. The bulgogi steak is nice but the sauce is overly sweet. sausage egg and cheese is decent I think it was around $8. service is quick and friendly

Call your mother was very popular on TT so I had to stop by before I got on the road…read more I ordered the Mountain View bagel and the cinna-bun latte. The way the cheese was melted was 10/10. It was gooey with every bite. They put a good of amount of avocado so I had avocado with every bite. They had simply mayo and I added that as I ate my bagel. The latte wasn't as sweet as the worker advised it would be. I wanted a sweet latte but it did have a strong cinnamon flavor I enjoyed. The drink was good, just wanted it a little sweeter. I added a packet of sugar and the drink was perfect. I sat outside in the shade since I had my pups with me. One of the workers came outside with pup cups that had a doggie treat in the cup. My babies were so happy. That was very sweet of the worker. I loved this spot because it's very cute inside and out. There were multiple people outside on the tables talking and eating. I truly enjoyed the atmosphere and loved how they thought my babies. I will definitely be back when I come back to visit DC.

It was good - was expecting a more Mom and Pop inside and staff, but that's not their fault…read more I would say if you're craving a bagel sandwich, this is the place for you. A lot of different options.

Speedy Snack Sushi was the perfect stop for a quick bite after visiting the museum. My wife and I…read moreshared the eel roll, while our vegetarian friend enjoyed a California roll. Everyone was delighted with their selection. The sushi tasted wonderfully fresh, and the rice was tender--not hard or dried out, as premade sushi can sometimes be. The manager or owner was exceptionally kind and friendly and clearly wanted us to have a great experience. Before we ordered, she even offered us a complimentary taste of a shrimp roll. There was an impressive selection at various price points, along with bao buns and steamed or fried dumplings prepared to order. They also carried Japanese beverages and intriguing desserts, including matcha cheesecake. Fresh food, generous hospitality, and plenty of interesting choices made Speedy Snack Sushi a delightful find.

What a pleasant experience! I was going to jazz in the garden and had stopped at a happy hour…read morebeforehand. My original plan was to get some food from near there, but what I had intended to get was totally sold out for some reason. I don't know what's going on with that place, but that's something I will revisit later. This place came up in my Yelp search and I thought the idea of sushi would be a light and refreshing meal. When I walked in I was surprised by how big it was, despite being more of a grab and go type situation. But it was cool to see that they also had bowls and plenty of desserts! The sushi trays were varying prices, mainly depending on the kind of sushi it was. I got the Tuna Lovers sushi for $11, a BBQ chicken bao for $6, and I couldn't help but grab cheesecake! It was two slices (one black sesame, one green tea) for $5. This was surprisingly high quality. It's set up almost like those markets you see in rest stops or at airports, but everything was really good! They also have dumplings and a few other items that are cooked to order, so there is more to them that meets the eye. You can either get a speedy snack or dine in. The staff are also very sweet and offered to heat my bao as soon as he realized I was going to buy it. I didn't even have to pay first. I will most definitely be back!