Service was fast and staff were friendly. Crabs were meaty and seasoned well, not one light or…read moreempty crab. Parking is limited and they don't answer the phone nor does the phone even ring--this is the spot you want to get your crabs from because you won't be disappointed. The prices are fair and worth every penny unlike most other seafood places. Doesn't have a foul odor and it's pretty clean. It's located on the corner right next to a Chinese carry out and it's hard to miss if you're not paying attention. Never disappoints!!!!

This guy gets straight to the point. Parking gonna be a challenge. You gotta know where you're at…read more It's all about the seafood. I got six male regular crabs for $30. Of course you gotta get it seasoned down. They were ready for me in less than five minutes. They gave me one extra, which was so great for my big back. I would definitely come here again because the service was quick. The people were very nice and who doesn't like getting something for free.

Folks say the TPSS coop is expensive and that can be true. But: I love it for its bargains…read more First, the bulk section. So many everyday and unusual products at a fraction of the price you would pay for the same thing in little bottles, boxes or jars. My favorites are oatmeal and spices. Second, the wine section often has good prices on decent wines. Not easy to find these days. Some of them are organic. And finally, there are some freshly prepared foods that make the co-op a destination store for me. Sushi. And those spicy samosas that are kept in the warmer near the soups. Especially the cabbage one! Apparently they are made by Zemen, the Ethiopian grocery on Maple, so you could also look for them there. That is the co-op the way I experience it. But it is waiting for you to discover your own - the possibilities are endless

So this place has undergone a much needed renovation since the last time I was there, and it is so…read moremuch better for it. The store has a much better flow, with the produce located where the cashiers used to be. Yes this place is in fact more expensive than a traditional grocery store, but the bulk section with one of the only bulk season spots in the area. Excellent selection of food products, staff is kind and down to earth, and it really feels like your local grocer because it is!! I'd rather spend my money here than at Whole Foods or some other corporate entity.

omg !!! greasy spoon!!! very good food!!!…read more a plethora and verioty and ethnic good food from the fish to the pigfeet to smotherd porkchops and they serve a heaping portion of sides and drinks you can sit down to eat but jesus take home ìs better !!! chef's kiss to the cooks and servers!!!

AWFUL!!!!!!!!!!!!! It's obvious that the food quality here is for those who eat anything while…read moredrunk! Made a mistake in ordering from this location in Uber Eats thinking that I had the one for Hyattsville. This food is flavorless as hell.... The vegetable lo mein has 0 veggies and is NOTHING like the one in hyattsville. The rice taste like water even with gravy, the catfish is the worse I've ever had, unseasoned.

I'm impressed. This Whole Foods is bright and spacious. I love the underground parking. I went at…read more8PM and I parked right in front of the entrance. Not many cars were in the garage on a Sunday night. I needed milk, but I also came to buy some pastries for breakfast. I got pumpkin scones and almond croissants. Both were good, but not the most flavorful. I'm kind of partial to my French bakeries in Bethesda. However, if parking is always this easy, then I may make this my regular Whole Foods over Downtown Silver Spring. You do need to take a ticket, but then you self stamp your ticket at the machine by the door like the WF in College Park. It was very dark when I exited and took a few wrong turns to get back home the easy way. I will try again!

This is my local Whole Foods. I have made weekly and biweekly trips here since I moved into the…read morearea years ago, so the total number of my visits is in the three digits. I walked here to go on a grocery run as my last errand of the day. I have poor eyesight when I do not wear contacts, and I did not wear contacts on this grocery run. Whenever I saw something I was interested in buying, I held it right up to my face to make sure that I had the right item. During this time, something else was right up in my face---the store clerk. A woman had pointed at me and presumably said something negative about me ("He must be a thief! Don't you see that he doesn't have 20/20 vision?") I was just trying to mitigate the effects of my poor eyesight. After that woman pointed at me, the store staff followed me around the store as they would a suspected shoplifter, even though I have been a regular customer for years; literally since the day that this store opened, and far longer than that woman. Overall, it was an extremely disappointing experience. Is this how you treat your shoppers with disabilities?

Motorkat is the latest--and perhaps best--iteration of this beloved Takoma Park restaurant space…read more With an amazing beer selection and a mixologist behind the bar who is truly an artist, it has quickly become a go-to local spot, whether you are sitting at the bar, enjoying the lively patio, or settling into the restaurant itself. The fries are thin, crisp, and addictive. The local oysters arrive beautifully presented on a bed of ice with fresh horseradish and cocktail sauce. I have been known to eat as many as 50 in one sitting--in true Balzacian fashion. Everyone seems to love the ancient-grains salad, and Motorkat also does grilled meats exceptionally well. Great food, inventive drinks, and a fun neighborhood atmosphere: Motorkat gets the formula exactly right.

I am so happy that I got introduced to Motorkat!! In fact, I dined during their birthday week…read morecelebrations (year 3), which included special birthday items and deals! My group of 5 enjoyed a variety of their drinks and dishes, sharing 3 appetizers, enjoying 5 entrees, and indulging in two of their desserts. I started off with an alcoholic Mai Thai. Food wise, I had their grilled oysters, brussel Cesar, fried chicken curry dish, trifle dessert, and sorbet. As a non-seafood person, it was a big deal for me to try their oysters. I started slow with just their grilled oysters. They were drowning in garlic and butter, so it was hard not to like. The Brussel cesar was also a solid shareable. I appreciated that the salad did not come drenched in dressing. The curry friend chicken was phenomenal! The chicken fell of the bone so easily and was so crispy, moist, and overall outstanding. The curry and impossible rice paired perfectly with it. Finally, the desserts! I could have eaten two of the trifle dessert...it was smooth, creamy, and the perfect amount of sweet. It was everyone's favorite between the two. The sorbet was good, but I found the white chocolate a little weird/awkward since it was sitting around a bunch of cold sorbet...didn't melt or mesh well with the dish. It wasn't bad, but I'd try something else next time. Overall, I loved this place. The vibes, staff, and food were amazing. I can't wait to introduce more friends to this gem.

What a delightful addition to the neighborhood! I LOVE seafood boils and will trek out to the…read moresuburbs for a good one now and then - but I'm thrilled to have one just around the corner now. I ordered online and the food was ready in the time it took us to drive over (the online interface didn't tell us when the order would be ready, which was a bit confusing - but just assume it has been received and will be ready very soon). We got a clam, mussel, and shrimp boil and a catfish po'boy - everything was delicious and perfectly cooked and the sauces were excellent. For DC-area seafood the prices are really reasonable and a good value for what you get. We will definitely be back.

I love this little spot! The food is fresh, hot and delicious. They pack on the proportions too so…read moreyou get a lot of great seafood for your money. The woman at the counter is also really nice and she takes the time to get to know her customers.

Dined here on Friday, July 3, with husband and adult son. Great experience. Our server, Alex, was…read moresuperb - polite, professional, attentive, knowledgeable, and no pushy upselling. We had oysters, ceviche, and fried calamari to start. Entrees were steak frittes, lamb, and NY strip steak, all cooked to perfection. I enjoyed Pinot Noir from OR; the others had Australian IPA. We had no room for dessert but were persuaded to split a slice of banoffi pie.... Delicious! With free guest parking, nice ambience and décor, such great service, and excellent food, we will be back for sure.

Let's start by saying I LOVE the happy hour here because it's all night! I honestly don't think…read moreI've been to another place with an all-night happy hour like this. We decided to try a little bit of everything from the appetizer menu. Lamb Meatballs -- 4/10: Good flavor, but unfortunately they were cold. Korean-Style Ribs -- 7/10: Not enough meat, but the sauce was really good and I loved how crispy they were. Wagyu Sliders -- 9/10: Delicious! I just wish they had a little more sauce. Buttermilk Fried Oysters -- 8/10: Really good, and I especially loved the dipping sauce. Crabcakes -- 10/10: Every single one was perfect. Easily my favorite thing we ordered! The restaurant got pretty packed, which I expected because of the all-night happy hour. Just keep in mind that the happy hour is only honored at the bar. The staff was cool, the restaurant itself is really nice, and the bathrooms were surprisingly clean. Overall, I had a great experience and would definitely stop by again!

Really good food, great service and crispy cold beers! Can't wait to be back. Also Big portions, I…read moreeven have leftovers for later.

The service and the Brussels sprouts were the best part of the meal…read more The servers were very attentive and kind. The Brussels sprouts chat was so good! Roasted to perfection and paired well with the chutneys. I also ordered the lamb vindaloo and it was lack luster to me. The lamb chunks were good, but the sauce lacked spice even though I asked for spicy. My friend got the garlic naan and I tasted it. I wasn't a fan of the taste or texture. The restaurant itself is cute and cozy!

I love this store, but hate all the traffic cones on Wayne Ave, especially in the dark and rain…read more However, coming here at 9pm is the best. Plenty of parking. I parked right outside the door! I bought some delicious looking huge cinnamon rolls. Let's hope they're as good as they look.

I came here with hunger and a choice. Pizza or the salad bar. In all honesty, the pizza seemed…read morelike it had been sitting for several hours which was discouraging because I probably would have gone for a couple of regular cheese slices. The salad bar though did seem fresh and even more appealing. So I cobbled together a salad filled with tomato slices, green beans, kidney beans, and some shredded parmesan cheese. While I was here I also got a gallon of organic milk, a couple of Harmless Harvest coconut water juices, and a container of prepared macaroni salad. I think I've been to this store once before, and it does seem a little smaller than their other stores, but they had everything that I needed and then some! Except for Arizona ice tea which I'm not sure why they didn't have it here.

If you've never heard of/had Burmese food, then this is the local spot to try it. The owner…read morewelcomed me in and the kindest smile and spirit. I told I did research with my fellow Yelpers and they gave me some good recs. I order the tea leaves salad, my guest has the tomato salad for starters, along with the beef special. The tea leaves salad was great but the tomato salad, oh my. And that beef special with the best fried potatoes was everything good about trying local family restaurant. It was so crispy and the beef super tender and flavorful. This is local family-owned spot, no frill just good food...good Burmese food. It's an culinary experience I'm glad I was invited to have.

A family Burmese restaurant in downtown Silver Spring. It's been there for years, and loved by…read morelocals. We ordered its signature Green Tea Leaf Salad and pork belly in an onion curry. Both were good with mild flavors. The service was friendly and the atmosphere was like a home. It looked kind of old and outdated and I think the restaurant needs an upgrade. I was worried about parking in downtown area but pleasantly surprised to find a public parking lot by the restaurant. That's really cool!