Prices a lil high . But the food is great. They have so much stuff, fresh desert u can smell…read morethrough store. have hot breakfast, wine ,groceries, Bet Machine. My new spot. A lil hidden gem. Service was great. Food was 9/10 got a turkey BLt sandwich & forgot what my housing got but he loved it . It was clean . Service fast. I recommend & will definitely be back

Really solid corner store. Good service. Good selection of stuff. Good deli sandwiches.read more

Clean store with some periodicals, snacks, souvenirs and other items you might want or need before…read moreyou get on your flight. The service was friendly but I can't go beyond three stars because the prices are insane! You expect to pay more when in an airport but they have taken it to a new level!

The NBC 4 Store is a fairly new store located in Concourse D of Washington Dulles International…read moreAirport. It's a smallish convenience store with bottled water and sodas, snacks, toiletries, magazines, newspapers, books, and some tourist knick-knacks.

Smells, dirty, and a lot of flies. And a kickstarter campaign already?! Did they not just open?…read more Anyways, I had an outside drink, and was told to either put it away or throw it out. Let's not talk about how I just spent over $20 on coffee. I understand the premise, "please only buy from us". And I support that premise completely. But, you just remembered me ordering an over-abundance of liquids and food from you right? And maybe I needed to wash down my food after realizing that the food I just ate had flies landing on it. Let's move on to other items of elitism that I have experienced. I am pretty sure "almond" milk is not soy milk. When ordering a soy latte, and you don't have soy milk, a proper response would be, "I am sorry, we do not carry soy milk, but we do have almond milk." (a) Luckily, I am not allergic to almonds, and (b) the fact that you use vanilla almond milk which is disgusting and made my 5 dollar latte impossible to consume. Oh, then top it off with a cool glass of being rude when I message you with my concern. Maybe the kickstarter will fail and it'll be turned into another Barre, Pilates, Yoga studio. I don't think the six on Mt. Vernon Avenue is enough. Pros: Wifi is pretty good, but, it too, is prone to bouts of arrogance and elitism.

Service: Service here is always great. Never had a bad experience…read more Quality of Food: Yum, yum, yum. Portions are massive, but the quality of the food is fresh. Salad is fresh. Dressing on salad is amazing. Environment: Perfect for mothers to bring their children and/or students to study. It has a warm/fuzzy environment. Parking: 10/10 - neighborhood parking is quite easy in Del Ray.

The convenience store has been there for many years. The managers, a family, are courteous,…read moreefficient and well liked by the neighborhood. They are open long hours and have made a special effort to be open near holidays. The selection is very broad, including organic & health drinks, frozen foods, dairy, juice and water, canned foods and soups, cookies, ice cream, housewares, cleaning supplies and paper goods, pharmacy, and even a few simple home tools. Best is a shoe repair and dry cleaning service, saving time for busy residents who don't have time to run errands. I hope more people will post a positive review here on Yelp, as management seems to be considering closing the store in view of automat service, which would be much more limited.

High prices and VERY fickle hours. Thankfully seven-eleven is right around the corner.read more

It's a new deli that's been open since Friday 8/1. They have burgers, sandwiches, pizza, smoothies…read moreetc. It's located in the back of the convenience store. The first time I went I got the burger, fries and soda for $4.99. Pretty tasty and a good value. I went again the next day and got a smoothie for $2.50 which was delicious and a pretty good deal. Unfortunately, I can't recommend the chicken sandwich -- it was just microwaved chunks of frozen chicken and the meat ended up being really tough. Not worth $4.99 unless they quit using microwaved chicken and just grill a fresh chicken breast... If not for that, this place would be 4 stars. I'll probably call ahead and pick up food from here often when I'm golfing over at the old soldiers home, but the menu is a little hit or miss and next time I'll ask how they cook the dishes before I order them to avoid another microwaved meal.

I'm kinda impressed with Penn Dollar Plus and Food Star. I know I shouldn't be. It's in a strip…read moremall on the corner of a busy intersection and looks like a total dive. But once inside, it's pretty awesome. Imagine if a Target opened up in a remote place and then went abandoned for decades. Then someone in the neighborhood decided to reopen it without doing any renovations. It's like that and it's awesome! It's one giant room filled with aisle after aisle of literally anything you'd need from a cup of ice to a rat trap to a bright yellow piggy bank. They do have very practical things like: -$1 16 ounce sodas -Plungers -Towels -Greeting cards -Hungry man meatloaf -Pinata -Lottery tickets They also get major points for having an ATM inside!

This place is now called "Mega Mart"…read more The ownership has changed again. It is now targeted to Latinos. It used to be like a global place that attempted to stock food for various cultures, but now it's only targeted to Latinos in the area. I'm guessing it was a good move because the place is packed on the weekends. We try to pick a time to go to places when they're not so crowded. On a Friday night most grocery stores are empty. But not Mega Mart. It's even more packed on a Saturday afternoon. And Saturday afternoon is the time I prefer to go. "What?" you say, "but you just said you try to avoid crowds." I do try to avoid crowds, but I like this crowd. It's fun. There are a lot of pretty Latinas and a lot of cute kids. The fruits and vegetables area is much larger than most grocery stores. In addition to regular food that Americans like they have tropical pleasures like mangos and baby bananas and more varieties of peppers than one could ever imagine. They have a lot of fresh fish from live tilapia swimming in tanks to red snapper, live crabs, a half dozen varieties of shrimp and more, all fresh. They have a little restaurant to the left of the fish place. They have things like fried chicken or roasted chicken. It's a small place with a small eating area. They have a tortilla bar. Some ladies are back there making tortillas by hand. They also bake a lot of cakes back in there. They have a half dozen workers making cakes. You can order a cake to your specifications if you want or you can take one off the shelf. They also bake bread and corn chips fresh. Another place is a meat and cheese counter where you can get fresh meats and various cheeses. The rest of the place is similar to other large supermarkets. They have a lot of workers for customer service. They always have somebody there bagging at each open cash register. All in all I give it a thumbs up. This review would not be complete without mentioning the Atol de Elote. I was in Honduras a few years ago when we stopped at a roadside business. Precious and her sister got a couple of styrofoam cups with a warm liquid. It smelled pretty good. When we got home, their dad wanted some, but they refused to give him any. He was mad. What was in there? Gold? Yes, Gold, Jerry. Gold! It was "Atol de Elote". Elote means corn and atol means mixture or something like that. Atol de Elote is a beverage served hot. It's like a cross between a corn milk shake and corn pudding. It might not sound like the best drink ever, but Dios Mio it is delicious. And they serve this right in the front next to the door. If anyone reads this, try it, and then come back and thank me.

The first thing you notice as you enter the store is a very powerful odor of something. I am not…read moresure what it is, but you will definitely smell it. They didn't do much renovation from the old versions of Shopper's Food Warehouse. It still looks old and dingy. But everything seems to be fresh food wise. The milk and eggs prices are super good. I hope they stay. With the opening of this store and another international store close by. I hope to be able to expand the types of meals I prepare since the ingredients will be easily available.

This is actually K&B Kwik Stop at this location at the corner of Georgia and Decatur St NW - 4801…read moreGeorgia Ave NW. This is a great convenience store. It is better than a 7-11. It has fresh produce - avocados, limes, bananas, onions... staff are friendly. I live in the neighborhood and go here regularly. I think Yelp has misplaced the reviews that show one star. They belong to a different store.

Worst place ever! I grew up in the area and this place has gone down hill! Crack heads shop here…read moreand the cashier gave me this huge silver coin that I could not identify instead of a dollar and when I asked for a dollar he replaced it only to realize once I was already driving he had gave me the wrong change! I usually support black businesses but this place is just awful! I hope it closes down so something better can replace it! It's 2017! Wtf that place made me feel like it was 1990s!