First time here and I love it. It's a nice gem for the neighborhood. They serve good sandwiches…read morewith fresh ingredients. I like how it's made by nice older adjummas. The staff is very friendly and they sell so many things. One downside is the interior is kind of cramp.

This is a hidden gem in the Palisades neighborhood. My only complaint is that it is a PIA to get a…read moreparking spot because the lot is teeny and there is limited street parking. The bagels are some of the best ones in DC because they have seasoning on both sides of the bagel which is a rarity around here. Also, their hot sandwiches are tasty. The place reminds me of a NYC bodega because it is crammed with all the necessities one needs plus a great wine selection. They often have tastings for their new wines on the weekends. Expect to wait in line on the weekends at the deli counter and get there early if you want everything bagels because they do run out occasionally.

Great little market! We stopped by just for some snacks on the way to a soccer game at the…read morePalisades Rec Center. Every inch is packed with great items, from cold beverages to ice cream to snacks to wine and basic grocery items. We grabbed fresh cut watermelon, a bag of chips, and cold drinks--perfect for a hot day! Will have to come back to try the legendary sandwiches.

UGH - I REALLY wanted to like Palisades Deli & Market and was excited to try them out for a later…read morelunch, but it was so disappointing! This Korean-owned neighborhood market offers your basic groceries, liquor, as well as a deli section where they serve breakfast, hot and cold sandwiches, and deli meat by the pound. Note that their grocery items are from Aldi's, and the prices are just marked up. I tried their 'NY Corned Beef' on rye (you have a choice bread), which came with coleslaw, cheese (I opted for provolone, but they had Swiss, too), and Russian dressing. The sandwich itself looked appetizing, but the taste was just awful - it tasted like old dishrags/mildew, so this sandwich was tossed, ASAP. I just wished they wash and maintain their items properly... The sandwich itself is on the pricier end, at almost $11, inclusive of tax. To use a card, you'll have to spend a minimum of $10; otherwise, cash is required. The staff here are friendly and welcoming! This place seems like a favorite for those who need to pick up basic items (like sliced bread) or to get sandwiches to go. There's plenty of free street parking in the neighborhood. +sandwiches taste like old dishrags/mildew +friendly service +street parking available

I give two stars for the location. I got a chocolate pound cake and took a bite. Tasted strange,…read morelike too much butter. I took a look at the cake, turned it over, and saw three spots that I'm praying is only butter. Now I have to go get some Pepto...not from the 7-eleven, of course.

9/4/21 I was a little hungry and the food I had eaten…read moreearlier had been burned off during my visit to US Marine Corps War Memorial. Some food was on my mind, but after walking into the nice clean store, I was stopped by the smell of hotdogs. A very popular item sold here long before the other types of hot foods were sold at 7 Eleven. This was before 7 Eleven had it's own brand drinks or foods. Anyhow, the quarter pound hotdog (non-spicy) is what I went for. I saw the tongs used for grabbing hot foods but did not touch them. After seeing how dirty the bind where the tongs go at another 7 Eleven, I could not use those tongs. I saw no disposable gloves to use, so I finally asked for some napkins from the cashier. Grabbing only the hotdog I wanted after setting up the hotdog bun and its holder, the hotdog was perfect. Adding onions to the hotdog came to mind, but I saw this area was heavily used. Maybe next time. I like this store, but the parking space is very limited. It was no surprise I saw a panhandlers waiting outside for just the right person to ask for something. It happen once I walked outside, the store. The panhandle asked someone for something and he must have gotten it, because he vanished right after getting it. Nevertheless, I will be back to this store and area. I saw some other places I would like to visit.

A top-notch gas station. The nice employee behind the counter, and the manager (Mr. Mahdi), both…read moresaved this lady in distress. My tires were super low on air. The manager went above and beyond to help me fix this. He was so considerate regarding my situation, even offering me refreshments. I will always highly recommend this gas station for its amazing customer service, convenient location, great gas prices, and cleanliness. A++++++++++++++++++

Wow! I frequent this gas station and everytime i come, the staff Mr Mahdi is sooooo amazingly…read morehelpful. He also greets his customers woth a free bottle of water. This is what customer service looks like. Very pleased! Shirley

Went in for the first time last week since new management took over and I was thoroughly impressed…read more Surprisingly wide selection and great prices. I recommend trying the pattys

New management has done a great job. Great selection and constantly improving. They are also very…read morefriendly

The exterior maintains the vintage look of what was originally built as MacArthur Theater in…read moreDecember 1946 as a 1000-seat single-screen movie house. It closed down in 1997, when CVS took over the lease and began its reign! The interior looks like any other CVS, but it's a cool throwback, including what was once a box office now plastered with CVS ads. They have a Minute Clinic here, a big pharmacy, and a Coupon Center. Definitely one of the larger CVSs in the area.

The store staff here is very helpful, but the pharmacy is hit or miss. Unfortunately, the…read moreexperience with one particular female pharmacist and her technician has been consistently poor. It is not a one-off issue -- every time I interact with them, they are rude, short-tempered, and dismissive. Basic questions are met with impatience or eye-rolling, and the service feels unnecessarily unpleasant.

This convenience store located across from Dahlgren Memorial Library is relatively new and has…read morereplaced Dr. Mug. From the looks of it, this store is not owned or operated by The Corp (which runs Uncommon Grounds, Midmight Mug, and Vital Vittles). They have a different selection of food that the rival convenience store on campus, Vital Vittles. The store is brightly lit and they do have a good selection of snacks, frozen food, and soup bowls. They have some great oatmeal cups that are better than your average Quaker Oats. It's a nice setup, but somehow I prefer the student-run businesses on campus.

Staff were nice and I was in and out in record time. I just wanted a Slurpee to help cool off and…read morethe area was clean and well stocked. Had all the slurpee flavors available so I was happy!

Treat yo self. I love this place. It is a cornerstone of the community. The drinks are holy water…read more This location has the nicest workers!

I lived in the Berks for almost 3 years, and this convenience store downstairs was one of the best…read morequalities of the building. It's open every day except Sunday, and you can find pretty much every basic thing you need there. It's a good place to go to buy random groceries, drinks, frozen food, etc. They have a beer and wine section that is better than you would expect, and they also do dry cleaning. There is also an ATM down there, but I would advise you to stay away from the "Berkshire Cafe" in the back. I never ate there, but my friends who did go there did not have an enjoyable experience. They make sandwiches and burgers, but also some Chinese and Korean food. At least if you are snowed in, or too lazy to leave the building, there is always that option. The people who work there are very friendly, and I got to know them and talk to them a bit over the years. It's too bad every apartment building can't have a place like this, because there are definitely times you may need some milk or something, but don't want to have to go outside to get it.

When I was living at the Berks, this place was a life saver. It really is an all-in-one convenience…read morestore. Not just food items are sold, but household items, hardware, etc., you get the picture. They also provide video rental and dry cleaning services (both of which I hadn't used). There's also a cafe in the back. I've never dined there because it always looked a bit sketchy to me.

Am I really about to review a 7-11? You know it…read more This location has a Redbox. Cool stuff. Other than that it's a smaller 7-11 but no complaints.

Jale means Pull. I feel so worldly now. For some reason, that's the first thing I notice as I pry…read moreopen the door to this diminutive version of America's finest convenience store. Still, it has everything you would expect from your standard 7-11, but I think it might be the smallest location out of any that I've seen in my years on this Earth. That being said, the counter can be a huge cluster-fuck, and it blocks "shoppers" from checking out the candy bars and other snacks across from the register. Despite this, they manage to keep stocked with all of the essentials: munchies, drinks, and of course all of the classics from slurpies to taquitos. I don't know how they can handle any kind of rush, but their staff is cheerful. To all you college kids out there, don't come here drunk. Not only will you not be entertaining to the store patrons, but the cops LOVE to hang out here.