Top notch service and a huge selection of tough to find to even their own picks! Prices are…read morecompetitive and very reasonable! A must visit for your adult beverage and even try your luck with the l o t t o!!! Clean and very easy to get in and out of with plentiful parking. Will definitely be back! Enjoy!

Just wanted to buy something to drink, but they haven't sold since I arrived by truck and parked…read morenext to the shop.

This was one of a handful of places I frequented almost 100 years ago when I went to college in DC…read more Back then they were opened 24 hours and were busy almost all of them. Food was great and fairly cheap for what it was. Of course cheap was relevant so I sincerely doubt they still do the $3.00 cheese steak. One of my absolute favorite stomping grounds during my absolute favorite time. Great to see them still plugging along.

I used to love coming back here in the day but either my quality requirements have gone up or…read moretheirs have gone down or both. $40 for breakfast for three with sub-par scrambled eggs, barely warm hash browns, three strips of bacon, and toast. The strawberry smoothie we ordered was really good and tasted like it had fresh strawberries in it. The customer service was also good at the counter but can't say we will be back unless we are in a pinch.

I'm so glad I stumbled upon this centurion deli. I love their entire menu. My go to is double beef…read morepressed sandwich. I also tried the pastrami. It's good. Nothing like Katz though. I returned nearly after a year and happy to see improvements in packaging. Love foil wrapping because it does not leak and holds the sandwiches better. It's extra work back so I hope they are being compensated for it cuz the sandwiches cost the same. Don't change that.

UPDATE: This platform will not allow me to post the photos to my review but they are posted to the…read morepage for now. Very interesting This was my first time coming to this shop. I heard good things about their sandwiches. My go to is normally Mangialardo's on Pennsylvania Ave in SE DC or Carl's Subbs on Rhode Island Ave in NE DC. I think I will stick to both of them next time. The staff was very friendly and helpful to me as a first timer but the sandwich was totally disapointing! NOT worth it, at all. I ordered a 9 inch capicola, ham, and cheese sub on the hard roll. The roll was very good and fresh but I couldn't taste the cheese or meat in the sandwich because there wasn't enough of it. I tasted the bread, the toppings of lettuce, tomato and onions. I decided to deconstruct the sandwich and found exactly 4 very thinly sliced pieces of meat and 2 very thinly sliced pieces of cheese as pictured clearly in the photographs. I also noticed that the they have different prices for the same type of meats. For example, they have a $29.99 per pound Capicola and one for $9.99 a pound. I asked which went on the sandwich and of course it was the cheaper one. That wasn't surprising and getting my sandwich back to the office. I decided not to eat the rest of the meatless sandwich and just take the loss. I wouldn't come back nor would I recommend a friend to try it

For a wine bar, I expected a slightly more elevated experience…read more I like that there was outdoor seating (It was a beautiful day when we visited), however there was no one to tell us whether to seat ourselves or wait to be seated. I was waiting for my friend to arrive and countless times the staff walked past me without a word or a glance: no greeting, no invitation to see myself, not even asking if I needed help...nothing. Just incredibly unwelcoming. If I hadn't made such a significant time investment trying to secure a parking space, I would have left immediately. After my friend arrived, we flagged down one of the servers who told us that we could seat ourselves outside. We did so and ordered a round of cocktails: an Aperol Spritz for me and Air Mail for my friend, along with a charcuterie board. The seating outside was picnic benches with chipped paint. Our charcuterie board arrived long before our drinks did. We were half done with the board by the time the drinks arrived. The charcuterie board was delivered with no plates and only one napkin for two people. Additionally, because there were no plates, a significant amount of our charcuterie board ended up on the picnic table. The board had lots of items on it and it was very difficult to remove an item or slice some cheese without something else sliding off. The cocktails were decent. Not the best we've had, but also not the worst. They were inconsistent though. The first two I had were much better than the last one, which tasted distinctly different. When we decided to get food, I ordered the chicken schnitzel sandwich while my friend got the Cubano sandwich. In most places, when you order a sandwich, fries are included. Not here. But at least my sandwich was served on an aluminum tray. My friend received her sandwich wrapped in paper. No plate; Just wrapped up like it was to-go. Since no fries were included with her sandwich she ordered a side of the chili cheese fries instead. She ate a few of them but I could tell by her face (and the fact that the bowl remained largely untouched after those few initial fries) that they were not good. My sandwich was okay. Just ok. It arrived warm, not hot, so I'm not sure if it was freshly made. Flavor-wise it was a little bland. I think it probably would have been better served just as schnitzel and not as a sandwich. For dessert, I ordered one of their oversized chocolate chip cookies. Again, it was just not good. Chocolate chip cookies are fairly hard to mess up but this one was just... Bad. It had more of a cake-like consistency... And not even very good cake. I took one bite and that was one too many. Between the difficulty finding parking, the general aloofness of the staff, and the terrible food... I'd recommend passing on this place.

Cool place; chill vibes, great food; excellent service…read more Burger is great. Be sure to get the double patties for the full effect. Kale salad is good but a little over dressed and salty, in my opinion. Be mindful there's not a lot of parking spaces. You'll find free street parking if you just drive around a bit, but it does require a brief walk in a hilly neighborhood. Nom nom nom!

The best man you will ever meet. Great selection of drinks and he gives generous discounts.read more

Some of the worst customer service I have seen in a long long time. Was screamed at by the…read moreproprietor for fixing a cooler door that was jammed because "he could fix it himself" and "his ten thousand dollars cooler" how dare I have touched it. Even after seeing nothing was broken and the cooler door was, in fact, fixed he continued to scream at two women in an extremely threatening manner. This is the closest liquor store to me but I will never be returning.

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.

Nice little shop to get groceries and a sandwich. The chicken steak and cheese sub was outstanding!…read moreThere is parking available, nowhere to eat inside.

It's great if you live in the area after you order here because then you can go to your house and…read moreread War & Peace or go run a marathon or watch a Nationals game--because that is how long it will take to get your sandwiches! There were two people in front of us when we ordered a chicken madness, a grilled cheese, and some fries, and yet, it took FOREVER to come out. We were pretty pissed when we finally sat down to eat. Speaking of sitting down, there's nowhere to sit! We literally perched on the steps of a fire escape between a dumpster and a rat trap--excellent dining conditions. At this point, we were going to hate the food no matter what, but we can't even report that we grudgingly liked it because it was so awful. The chicken madness had tiny pieces that were flying out of the bun, and they couldn't even bother putting the knife through the bottom slice to cut it fully in half. The meat-pepper mixture had zero salt and there was NO pickle included (though promised) to have some acidity to cut through the grease of it all. Our daughter put away her grilled cheese because she was beyond hangry, but the fries were limp and sad. UGH--why would anybody willingly order food from here?? Oh, let's talk about the cookies. Do you like the taste of stale butter and feeling like you just bit into the greasiest cookie imaginable? That's what it's like to sample the M&M and oreo cookie. Maybe this place is amazing at 2:00 am in the morning after a night at the bars. But in the light of day on a Sunday afternoon? Two stars, and that's rounding up. Do not go here unless you want to reenact a scene from Waiting for Godot but make it Guy Fieri-themed.

Sonya's Market was in great location compared to the Airbnb I was staying in on 11th St NW so I…read morecame here a few times over the weekend. The place is well stocked from floor to ceiling and the prices are descent for drinks. They have a gigantic selection of Wine. Be prepared to be watched like a hawk while you're in here with surveillance cameras and by multiple employees posted throughout the tiny store.

Might be biased on the 4 stars here because it is my local bodega that I frequent most. . …read more frequently but it is truly a pleasant experience whenever I come to purchase my groceries (beer). The place is truly cramped but that's alright because there aren't usually more than a couple people buying their groceries (beer) here either. The typical non perishables are all marked up and some of them are even Giant's own generic but it is too much a convenience fee to mind. What makes this place gold is twofold. The first is the lone proprietor, Mr. Yu. Mr. Yu is possibly the hardest working man I have ever met INCLUDING my own father. This guy works every day Monday through Sunday and he is in there to open the place up at 8:00 am and closing it down at 9:00 pm (although I have seen a younger man with similar features that has manned the counter during the day occasionally). When I wanted some groceries (beer) on Christmas day was I worried that he wouldn't be there? No way. I asked him why it is that he can afford to spend all of his time and holidays working and he explained that he had a falling out with his family in 1984 and hadn't spoken to them since. Did I mention he lets me come in and make change for the laundromat? The second is the cheap wine. While a pack of lightbulbs might cost you $4, I have purchased the cheapest magnum bottle of wine I have ever had in my life at Sonya's for about $7. Not the most flavorful but it certainly does the trick ;) If you are concerned about not being able to take the quickest route to the beer fridge because someone is checking out and filling the space between the end cap and the counter then this place might not be for you but if you want convenience and pleasant from someone who has been serving the community for 20+ years, Sonya's is your joint.