Love checking them out at Easter Market, I always go for a chai latte and it's one of the best I've…read morehad. Service is super speedy and they are often juggling tons of people at one time. I'd love to check out their brick and mortar one day.

Too delicious. Tried it first at Union Station. They were absolutely cute and very tasty. Highly…read morerecommend!

It was very enjoyable scarfing down two chili cheese with relish hotdogs here while waiting for my…read morewife, my bestie, and their boo. We all enjoyed the hotdogs. It was $24 for my wife and I's order of 3 hotdogs, one Arizona tea and one air heads.

In the shadow of the monuments, where the Mall's chaos and overpriced carts scream tourist trap,…read moreSami's Hot Dog Cart (800 Independence Ave SW, or sneak to 801 C Street SW) stands quiet and honest over a thousand 5-star raves don't lie. For a few bucks, you get a snappy all-beef dog grilled crisp and juicy, steamed bun hugging it just right, fresh onions snapping, homemade chili that's meaty and secret-spiced if you want it. No fuss, no fifty-dollar nonsense just pure, quick American street food that hits when you're hustling between memorials on a scorcher or a freeze. Sami (or his son) slings 'em fast with real warmth, no bullshit, turning a 30-year-old family spot into the Mall's undisputed king. Grab it, eat standing, feel alive, and move on. Must-try. Period.

Tried their empanadas (Beef and spinach with cheese) which were super good but I saw the options…read morefor meat lovers that included chorizo. The flavor wasn't there, it was super bland. I tried to ask for more seasoning or if I could exchange the empanada but I wasn't able to. It really sucked paying $8 for an empanada I couldn't eat but my friends were able to enjoy the good ones!!

$3 for churros filled with a cream-like stuffing!…read more I ordered the Vanilla cream and the Dulce de Leche churro, and they were warm, delicious, and very sweet! It's my first time having a stuffed churro, and I'm ecstatic I found this place on a chilly night. There was a crowd waiting for their churros, and they technically had closed their ordering already; however, I asked kindly if I could order churros before they closed their curtain. The worker kindly let me! Churros are my soft spot for desserts! These were crunchy but also had a very creamy, smooth center. Found this place at the Christmas holiday market in DC, but they're normally at the Eastern market!

Best burritos in DC. I walk from Navy Yard to eat here on weekends, that's how good they are. Must…read morehave eaten here over 50 times. I don't do the breakfast ones because I'm just conceptually not a breakfast burrito guy. But the lunch burritos have nothing to envy any burrito in California, Arizona or New Mexico despite the protestations of some from SoCal or AZ who would never admit such a thing. The fresh squeezed lemonade is great too. The guys who run it are great. I order in Spanish. They're friendly. And they remember you. There's no protection from the elements eating there but that's the only downside.

We were in Eastern Market and decided to get some food. Since it was still morning, I decided to…read moreget a vegetarian breakfast burrito. The burrito was massive and was packed with veggies. They had some nice flavorful sauce as well. We shared a single burrito and it kept us satisfied. I've been here before and definitely plan on coming back more.

This place is astonishing. You walk up and these guys are willing to help and give suggestions. A…read moregroup of us are from Texas for a College trip, and they were so polite and helpful in many ways. Also, you get to watch them make your food, and they even make sure that you have everything you want. Lastly, their mango smoothie was super good. I don't usually recommend places, but this is somewhere I would highly suggest to everybody!!!

This location is perfect. The backdrop view is the Wharf. We take the Waterfront metro exit (by…read moreSafeway) and walk by Arena stage, to the Wharf. Lumier's is not far from Gordon Ramsey's Fish & Chips and the Pier. There are SO many choices (sweet drinks, juices, ice cream) but the chimney cake is the unique item to order. It is a dessert within a dessert. The chimney cake is delicious by itself. But you can have a variety of toppings placed inside - ice cream, fruit drizzled with caramel, crushed cookies & ice cream and other choices. You can enjoy dessert or a beverage while watching boats, the sunset or activities at the Wharf. It is the perfect place to grab a treat. Check instagram or the web site for hours. They are usually open late.

Sharing photos from 2 different occasions. The place is in Union Market…read more The kale salad is super flavorful and I never can eat the whole thing in one sitting. You have unlimited topping options, the kale is seasoned and the dressing options are extensive. Service was great both times. Will continue to support!

The Kenny Kale we went to was in Oxon Hill, MD. Wonderful service and great tasting food. Highly…read morerecommend.

char bar kosher grill at nats park , near section 138. I ordered delicious hot dog with suarkraut,…read moreketchup, mustard, thousand island. and great price too! even though its kosher, it was same price or cheaper than other hot dogs in the stadium !

Are you a hot dog fan? Then, check out SHYSTERS!…read more Owned and run by Mr. Isaac, the menu is pretty straightforward, as it only has 2 options: The Correct Hot Dog is topped with spicy brown mustard and sauerkraut; The Hot Dog with the Wrong Toppings is your choice from ketchup, pickled onions, relish, giardiniera, etc. HA! We, obviously, went for the Correct version! Steamed perfectly, simple, and tasty! I love the fact that they serve RC Cola - they also have moon pies, stickers, and even treats for pups! The owner, Isaac, is super friendly, and he genuinely loves his patrons! Get there early, as the line builds up! Support this local hot dog stand - you can find them on First and M. +Isaac! +hot dogs! +Correct vs. Wrong Toppings +metered parking in the area

Isaac was very welcoming and kind. I think if you want to experience something novel,fun, and…read moreclassic New York this is a great hot dog and stand. The gluten-free bun is something super special. It's not the cheapest but I thoroughly enjoyed the experience. I even enjoyed the spicy brown mustard when I usually go for yellow mustard on a New York hot dog. In addition, even the non gluten free buns seem specially baked and not your average buns. Overall, I took one star off mainly because of the location and the hot dog meat by itself while kosher isn't going to wow you necessarily. I would recommend going during daylight. Noma smelt like weed and I was approached by a homeless man who grabbed my hands closer to Union market. The area the stand is in seems a bit safer thankfully.

I remember the food from AJs being very wholesome and tasty. Nice recipes without all the lab…read morecreated weirdness. However, I am not certain where to find these guys currently. I used to see them at the Columbia Heights farmer's market.

Every time I go to eastern market I grab this…read more All my friend love this and can't believe isn't vegetarian/vegan friendly. The best part is that it's not some weird imitation of meat. Truly tastes fantastic and even omnivores love this. I like how they also offer a combo with fresh fries. Lastly you can buy a pack to take home and make yourself.

I was in town for the weekend Looking for live…read moreentertainment and stumbled upon Lydia's. Its a small cozy environment. 2nd Saturday is live music. FutureBandDC played and killed it. We sat directly in front of the band and speakers. Id suggest pushing tables back a bit. We ordered from the late night menu. Pls note after 10pm the menu is limited. We ordered the honey hot wing and fries as well as the jerk wings. I assumed the jerk was grilled and it wasn't. They were very spicy if you like spice. We didn't order cocktails. The jerk chicken sandwich was kinda small and Chicken thighs are used. The overall vibe was decent and the price wasn't bad at all. I would visit again

Lydia on H is a cozy Afro-Caribbean restaurant in Washington, D.C., offering a unique fusion of…read moreMalawian and Caribbean flavors. It's a small but quaint spot with a mix of booth and table seating, making it a nice place for a relaxed dinner with friends. As a picky eater visiting for the first time, I kept my order simple with wings and rice. The wings were the highlight of the meal--crispy, flavorful, and well-seasoned. The rice, however, was disappointing. It was dry and lacked seasoning, and I found myself wishing it had at least a little butter and salt to enhance the flavor. The mocktails were delicious and complemented the meal well. The atmosphere was warm and inviting. The music was at the perfect volume--easy to enjoy while still being able to carry on a conversation without shouting, which made for a pleasant evening with friends. Our server was attentive, friendly, and made us feel welcome throughout the meal. One small note: the ladies' restroom was clean but very small and narrow. It had a hook-and-latch style door but no place to hang a purse, which would be a nice addition. Parking on H Street is always a hit or miss, so plan accordingly if you're driving. Ratings: * Food: (3/5) * Atmosphere: (3/5) * Service: (4/5) * Dinner with Friends: (5/5) Overall, Lydia on H is a pleasant neighborhood spot with friendly service, tasty wings, and excellent mocktails. While the rice missed the mark for me, I enjoyed the company, the conversation, and the relaxed atmosphere. I would consider returning to try other menu items.