Absolutely a 5-star experience! From the moment I arrived, Lani made everything feel welcoming and…read moreenjoyable. The atmosphere was lively yet comfortable, perfect for sitting back and enjoying an amazing meal. The food was outstanding full of rich, authentic flavors that really stood out. The quesadillas were perfectly seasoned, and it was an overall experience

Pretty good tacos. I would come back because the tacos carnitas were pretty alright. I wouldn't get…read morethe tacos pastor again. They weren't bad but maybe this spot does other meats better. Also had the shrimp tacos that were decent. I guess "decent" would be how I describe the food here on this trip... But something tells me to go back and get something different. The tamarind juice was good! I do appreciate how much meat they give you for the carnitas.... And prices were acceptable here.

Good BBQ and soft serve. That's all you really need to know. But ok, here are the details…read more I had a hard time understanding the mediocre star level but it seems several of those reviewers were either abnormally harsh because they struggled with the ordering computer, or they went for the fried chicken. I stopped in for soft serve because I wanted to try it out and see if it would be a good place to bring my ice cream fiend of a kiddo. And it is! But while I was there I realized how could I NOT go for something from the smoker. So I tried a brisket sandwich and it was really good. I plan to go back specifically to try some chicken wings from the smoker, more brisket, and maybe some ribs. Service was friendly and fast. You don't come here for a sit down ambiance but parking is easy and the interior was clean.

Made us stand and wait to order while they searched their computers for an online order they lost…read more Literally stood there for 10 minutes with no offer to help us. Guy behind the counter could care less. Don't waste your time! Much better places to go in the area

If you don't want to track down the DC Empanadas food truck, then you can just visit this stall at…read morethe Union Market. DC Empanadas specializes in gourmet empanadas, but there were only four options to choose from (Divine Swine, Latin Beef, El Greco, and Speedy Gonzalez [all cheese]). $3.50 for each empanada or you can pick any 3 for $9. ***. Divine Swine (pulled BBQ pork, featuring the No. 5 sauce [smokey sweet] from BBQ Bus Smokehouse - $3.50): Empanadas itself wasn't too bad - tasted slightly sweet with crunchy dough. However, $3.50 is a bit pricey for one empanada and you will probably still feel hungry even if you get 3 for $9 deal. *** I will still stick with empanadas from Los Angeles (Tito's Market in El Monte or Red Ribbon Bakeshops) as they are both good and inexpensive.

Pretty good empanadas! I got the three meat options being offered that day: divine swine, el toro,…read moreand the badass. None was particularly impressive, but I WAS impressed with how much sauce they managed to put in there. For example, I really tasted the buffalo sauce for the chicken one and I was amazed at how Americanized it tasted. There isn't much service to be provided here, but it could really use a step up. The guy taking orders had a don't-bother-me look and never once made eye contact or smiled once. He's the same one frying the empanadas, and he does it without wearing any gloves or anything-right after he handled the money. Sigh.

Been eating way too much mediocre chicken and rice lately, so I had to go back to the OG Halal…read moreGuys, and yeah... I kinda missed it. The classic chicken still hits and reminded me why it became a go-to in the first place. Tried the spicy BBQ chicken seasonal too, but that one was a miss for me--pretty dry and bland. The pita was soggy, which was kinda disappointing, but the rice and veggies were fresh and tasty like always. Overall, I'd stick with the classic next time.

Visiting family and wanted something filling and quick. Portions were big which is why I love them…read morelol. But the freshness of the food just wasn't there. The pita bread was super hard like a croton. Then one of the pita bread slices was super soggy like it was sat in steam or moisture. Rice and meat were seasoned well and they were heavy handed on the sauces which is a plus for me.

I remember the food from AJs being very wholesome and tasty. Nice recipes without all the lab…read morecreated weirdness. However, I am not certain where to find these guys currently. I used to see them at the Columbia Heights farmer's market.

Every time I go to eastern market I grab this…read more All my friend love this and can't believe isn't vegetarian/vegan friendly. The best part is that it's not some weird imitation of meat. Truly tastes fantastic and even omnivores love this. I like how they also offer a combo with fresh fries. Lastly you can buy a pack to take home and make yourself.

Imagine the unbridled joy of Charlie Brown if Lucy were to allow him just once to kick the football…read morefrom her predatory grasp or Schroeder's ecstasy at hearing Beethoven's Ninth Symphony for the first time. That was my wife's reaction the first time she tried Injera Everywhere's Ethiopian food from the Paint Branch Farmer's Market, held Saturday's in season from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. My wife sampled a scrumptious scrambled egg mix, a spicy beef stew, a memorable cabbage medley, and potatoes and carrots that could satisfy all of Snoopy's family members and Woodstock's to boot.

From the owner: Injera Everywhere specialize in traditional Ethiopian food. We off delivery and catering service…read morefor business and any gathering’s of your choice and sizes, and also offer food on Saturdays at college Park Farmers Market at university of Maryland campus.