Travel Traders is the convenience store located inside the Grand Hyatt Hotel Washington, DC…read more Although the hotel web site lists the name of the store as "W. H. Smith Gift Shop." There does not appear to be any visible name listed on the outside of the store. However. "Travel Traders" is what is printed on the credit card receipt. It's your standard, overpriced, yet convenient convenience store: bottled water, sodas, snacks, books, newpapers, magazines, clothing, toiletries, and an assortment of knick-knacks.

Way over priced and often out of date for food. The booze however is amazing. So so so many options…read moreand decent prices

Shady business! I called looking for a rare whiskey. They said they had it and it was $500. I told…read morethem I would be in the next day to purchase it. I drove an hour to the store and when I arrived, I was told by the boss they wanted $1000 now! They literally doubled the price on me. These are not fair or honest people - they clearly will rip off their customers at the first opportunity.

Wasn't really sure what to expect when I came here, but I was very pleasantly surprised! I ordered…read morethe burrata and prosciutto salad and the burrata itself was great! It was also the perfect portion size. The staff was really nice and it was such a cool and unique environment. I just wish there were a few more seats for dine-in!

This is as neighborhood-small business as it gets. I specifically came to try the market's small…read moredeli in the back. They keep the menu small, but everything sounds amazing. I got one of the freshly made paninis - the Prosciutto Mozzarella Arugula Tomato and Pesto. While waiting for the order, I walked around the shop, a great option for shopping for a party or night-in or grabbing snack. The wine collection is small, but diverse. Big plus for a lot of Asian brands, too. The warm panini made it the 20-minute walk home warm and still fresh. The ingredients complimented each other well - think the strong flavor of the sun-dried tomato with the mozzarella and prosciutto. Really great option for lunch if you are in Georgetown and want to try something off M St. or Wisconsin!

The Market, a sort of crowded neighborhood bodega, has a wide variety of products and also offers…read moreprepared meals. Our children had received a catered meal as a gift after the birth of the child and thought Passover would be a good time to give them a try for our Seder. As many of us were visiting from out of town l, our children ordered all of the food for our family's Passover Seder from Each Peach Market this year instead of cooking The menu included: Sliced brisket, Matzo ball soup, Mini potato & leek kugels, Roasted baby carrots with dill, Provençal charoset, Green salad with herbs, fennel and horseradish, and 8" Flourless chocolate almond cake. The brisket, a little on the fatty side, was very flavorful as were the roasted carrots and Matzo ball soup. The kugels and charoset were both different from what I've experienced in the past as standard Pesach fare but were also tasty. I was, however, a little disappointed with the service. The meal had been ordered about a week in advance with the promise of a noon pickup availability on the day of Passover. It was, in fact, not ready for pickup until nearly 2 pm. This added unnecessary stress to an already tight schedule.

A darling tiny little specialty market in Mount Pleasant!…read more This is a craft and specialty food store, so expect options to be very limited and very pricey. I've been in a few times to get snacks when visiting a friend who lives nearby, and they make it easy to piece a snack / light dinner together. They have some ready-to-go items like salads and such, plus fancy crackers, dips, nuts and dried fruits, and the like. They have a nice selection of specialty drinks as well - I especially liked the NA and adaptogen drink options. I got chicken salad, crackers, a chocolate mousse, candied ginger and a cheese stick. Ran me ~$30 - pricey but I snacked on the stuff throughout the weekend. Service is counter here - friendly and they were doing an Aplos sampling while we were in. Such a cute little neighborhood spot!

Regarding the rice market/grocery store…read more Affordable prices and yummy food. So glad they have mango sticky rice (Pandan Sticky Rice w/ Mango). Would recommend. You also can't go wrong with any of the curry chicken. Tried the green and red, both tasty. Wasn't a fan of their rice balls though.

The food is really good. Since I live close by I always do carryout. You would think a $50 dollar…read moreorder would come with soy sauce and chili pepper - but not here. They act like they are offended when asked for some. I was told I could buy some from the store they own downstairs. Come On Man.

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 just a sad and depressing shop, the only reason to go there is that they stay open later…read morethan other shops. Ownership changed a few years ago when the previous, much-loved owners retired. It was bought by the same guys who own Universal Liquor down the road, and their business model is the same - just stay open late when other shops are closed. That's it.

They sell aviation gin. Nough said…read more The employee was friendly. 4 stars because the selection is on the limited side. However the fact you can grab the liquor yourself (in DC) is a plus

Friendly employees make it a nice place to buy snacks to eat. Tasty canned drinks and other snacksread more

Conveniently located next to the Columbia Heights station, I came in to this shop expecting the…read moretypical DC convenience store, but boy was I wrong! Although the store was really small, somehow it still managed to have a wide variety of items. The staff also provide extremely good customer service! They helped me buy my first lottery tickets ever bought in DC. In fact, I even won one of the scratch offs. On my way back to the station, I stopped by and conveniently cashed out my winnings for... ylup, more lottery tickets! Seeing as how lucky this shop is, I'll definitely be back!