I grabbed the trukey pesto panini for lunch, and it was incredible. The bread had the perfct…read morecrunch, the ingredients tasted super fresh, and they definitely didn't skimp on the meat. The staff was incredibly welcoming and got my food out in less than ten minutes. I love that they have a ton of salad and breakfast options too if you aren't in the mood for a sandwich. Highly recommend stopping by for a quick, filling bite!

Great spot for lunch! Wonderful sandwich and salad options. I really enjoy the ribeye sandwich and…read morethe Italian. Staff is friendly and efficient. My go-to lunch spot when working from home.

An Italian sandwich the size of Texas... sign me up!…read more I went into this market when I was exploring Georgetown one day and I naively ordered an Italian sandwich and once they received it I realized it was big enough to feed a family. I found the cutest little park bench and decided to dig in. Needless to say I had left overs but I could have found a way to eat this whole sandwich because it was that good! Every topping was homemade and you could tell. Def a must stop in DC.

Stachowski's market is a must visit place when in Georgetown!…read more They have all the typical deli/market staples along with a full butcher counter. The magic happens with their sandwiches which are all incredible but I almost always go for the pastrami!

Super authentic, and exceptional service! The food was nice and fresh. Got the beef doner pita and…read morebeef doner plate and some fries. Loved the sauce that came with it as well! Love that had outdoor patio with umbrella for a nice day.

I tried the Iskender gyro platter at Capital Donar Shawarma, and it was a letdown. The dish…read morefeatured tough slices of roast beef instead of lamb, which felt off. The meat lacked flavor, making it a disappointing choice. Additionally, the staff seemed inattentive, which didn't enhance the experience. If you visit, and give it a shot ...stick to a classic gyro or doner sandwich instead.

The experience was wonderful. I had a great conversation with with Fah about her Thai about her…read moreculture and I loved how willing she shared a stranger at BB in the brooklland DC. If you come, ASK FOR AFAH. Amazing and Holy Spirit .

DYLAN! DYLAN! DYLAN! DYLAN! DYLAN!…read more My server Dylan was the absolute best! I'm visiting from California, and it's always a hassle trying to find vegan options that fit my dietary needs, but there was Dylan coming to the rescue. He let me know all the various options for my dietary needs and made tasty suggestions. He was attentive and polite. Can't wait to come back for the breakfast menu!

Picture this: your living in a climate changed world of meteorologic chaos. It's February in…read moreWashington DC but you've got yourself a 73° sunny day in your hands. Your in the great neighborhood of Adams Morgan. You're outside doing some repairs on a condo when you casually drop to your client that's you're heading to lunch, probably Andy's or something. Then the clouds part (metaphorically) and this woman, this angel on Earth suggests you actually try So's Your Mom. She raves about it. It all makes sense to you. Andy's has got enough money. Those stores are popping up like wildfire to hell with that. I'm going to So's Your Mom. It's my kind of place too. Nondescript, mom and pop type of place. Been there for decades. No flashy gimmicks just reliable sandwiches and apparently coffee based on their decor (But I'm here for lunch!). The guy at the counter is friendly, he's a talker, he's got recommendations. I don't need them but I ask for all of em Hit me pal! I ignore all of them and get a turkey avocado BLT situation. FANTASTIC. And somehow the bag of indie potato chips is criminally underpriced. He doesn't know they're charging like $3.50 a pop for these down at Adams, Morgan, Ace and other places around the city. Maybe they're going to know it when they read this review and if prices go up I'm sorry but also these greedy DC landlords are wrenching rent prices everywhere and So's your mom has to pay the bills! Anyway it's worth every penny and I can't wait to go back. Wish I lived in AdMo

So's Your Mom is a hole in the wall breakfast and bagel spot in Adams Morgan. My husband and I…read morestumbled upon it when we were walking back from Because Science toward our hotel. The signs outside advertising bagels got our attention. This establishment is cash only, so bring cash or hit the ATM before you come. The prices are incredibly reasonable, though, and probably less overhead/swipe fees. The whitefish and lox spread bagel was wonderful for only $5. It is not a huge bagel but the perfect size for breakfast. Personally, I'd rather not have any leftovers since I'm traveling and our room didn't have a mini-fridge or microwave anyway. You wait for your food for awhile, but we found some nice locals to chat with and they recommended a few other spots to us. There's no seating so you must take your food to go. It's too bad we found this spot on our last day in DC, but it will be our go-to if we stay at the Washington Hilton again.

This was the perfect nutritional start to the day. We're on a family trip and I'm trying my…read moredarnedest to keep packing nutrition just as we would at home (or at least close to it). We ordered a variety of dishes to share as a family- the green açaí bowl, banana date oat latte, breakfast hash and green egg wrap. All were packed with veggies and I appreciated that they had some nutritional info on the menu. The server was sweet and we loved everything we tried. I also appreciated that they have ginger shots, a variety of bowls and smoothies that we could explore on a future visit. Overall, a am dunk for our crew!

My lunch companion and I wanted to try a new healthy place and decided on this location. Stepping…read moreinto the restaurant, we were greeted by one of the more unfriendly hosts/cashier I have encountered in a long time. She seemed to act as though our simple questions about what to order and what's popular in the menu was an inconvenience to her, although we indicated it was our first time at the restaurant. We ordered our food with the host/cashier and waited at our table for the food to be delivered. My companion's food was delivered and the server asked us if there was anything else. I said my food hadn't come and she asked me what I ordered. I told her it was the Greek goddess. I had to wait quite a long time for my meal to arrive and when it did, the server placed the plate on the table, grabbed the table number and walked away.No apology for the extended wait, no, "enjoy your meal." It was quite rude. The Greek goddess was pretty bland and my friend's soup was boring. The Falafel pita was ok. We have lots of options for lunch in Washington DC. I will not return to this establishment, ever.

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).

Sandwich heaven. That's where I was with my Lima sandwich. Perfect grill on the chicken w fresh…read moreavocados & the garlic mayo... Amaze! I did have sandwich envy as my friend ordered the Havana & said it was the best he ever had. Ever. That's next. Sandwich lovers unite with SUNdeVICH

My favorite sandwich shop in DC! The sandwiches are quite large so I think the price is fair…read more(usually $16). Great spot to stop in for lunch and they have so many options to choose from. Vegetarian and meat options. Surprised this place isn't talked about as it's just off the busy tourist path and not far from the White House. I got the Seoul sub, my go to! I need to try another one soon.

For a DC lunch spot, this place is surprisingly affordable! My chicken sandwich came with fries and…read moreit was $12 which is great for a small business. I placed a takeout order through DoorDash and the service was speedy and efficient. The sandwich was tasty and fresh with a large portion of fries to supplement them. I look forward to trying their breakfast.

Teri was a pleasure to work with for my catering order! Placing the order on the phone and e-mail…read morewas quick and easy. The delivery was on-time. The food was delicious and packed well. The box lunches are great for catering. They have a variety of different sandwiches, salads, and pastas. I highly recommend The Greenbee for all your breakfast and lunch catering needs.

Their story is full of the love they have for the food and the service they being to this…read morecustomers. We had the two quarter leg combo with rice and mashed potatoes. The chicken was amazing! Full of flavor already and you can select from additional dipping sauces like garlic, lemon, spicy, etc. Every employee as very friendly and their customer service was second to none. The menu was extensive and everything looked so good.

We've loved Nando's since our first visit in London, so when we stopped in last night after a long…read moretravel day, walking over from our hotel for dinner felt like a no-brainer. Unfortunately, this location didn't hold up. The ordering process was a mess from the start. They were out of boneless chicken, so we pivoted to a half chicken... only to be told they were out of that too. Then it turned out they did have it. We ordered the hummus appetizer and got the side portion instead, which meant another trip to the counter to sort it out. We ordered medium peri peri sauce and got something noticeably spicier. Too tired and hungry to send it back, we just ate it... and the meal just didn't hit the way Nando's usually does. The mushy peas we'd been looking forward to aren't even on the menu anymore, which was its own small disappointment. On the bright side, I ordered a 5 oz glass of wine and got what looked like a double pour. Not complaining... but it does sum up the vibe. The staff seemed indifferent, whether it was end-of-night fatigue or just an off-night, hard to say. We'll probably give Nando's another shot elsewhere, but this DC visit was disappointing enough that I can't really recommend this location.