I know Rosslyn isn't exactly a destination spot but Rosslyn Farmers Market is definitely worth a…read morevisit! I love the spicy empanadas and pastries at Grace's pastries, the $10 Vintage jewelry stand, all the wonderful produce stands, and the barbecue stand near the live music. The market is open from 11-2 on Thursdays and that is why I only put 4 stars; I wish it was from 9-5. So next time you're in Rosslyn on a Thursday definitely checkout this hidden gem farmers market.

Mom's Organic Market is not necessarily a go to grocery store, but a good spot when you have…read morespecific things in mind. When I stopped in once looking for plastic silverware (random, I know), not only could I not find it, but I also did not recognize many of the items on the shelves. That said, there were dozens of people shopping on a Thursday afternoon, and everything was very well organized with a smooth flow throughout the store. Mom's is a specialty store, I think that is the best word, with solid options depending on what you are looking for. As noted in other reviews, this is a smaller and more curated market. It feels somewhere between a Trader Joes and Whole Foods in terms of atmosphere and selection. It is not meant to replace your big weekly grocery run, but it really shines when you are shopping for high quality organic produce, sustainable products, or plant based alternatives. The bulk food section looked great, and there were lots of local options for dairy, meat, eggs, and more. Parking is easy-ish, especially compared to other grocery stores in the area. Checkout was quick, and the staff were friendly and genuinely helpful when I had questions. Overall, if you are open to a different kind of grocery experience that is smaller, thoughtful, and centered on organic and local products, Mom's is definitely worth a visit. It may not be your everyday grocery store, but that might be exactly why it works.

Mom's showed up for their community today…read more We had a snowstorm and while other grocery stores closed their doors (Whole Foods, Trader Joe's, etc), Mom's opened their doors with a full staff. Their employees were kind, welcoming, and happy to serve. I commend Mom's. They showed up to serve their community when things got tough. This is what running a successful business looks like. I highly recommend Mom's for their quality and service. I will continue to be a loyal customer.

Delicious, nourishing food, the PB and J bowl is so good. The staff is super thoughtful and caring…read moreand went the extra mile when I was in a rush and it was busy. It's a 10/10 for the Rosslyn South Block and the team from me!

The bowls are where it's at here! I've had their smoothies and wasn't as impressed and for like $3…read moremore it feels like you get way more with the bowls. I got the magic dragon bowl without the goji berries or agave, and added chia seeds (always free), and it was delicious. Plenty of indoor and outdoor seating but I took mine to go for my walk. Always appreciate a self serve kiosk so I can review the menu and customize as needed, and the folks here were moving quick even with a bit of a line.

What cute little convenience shop with a small selection of groceries! This is like our very own…read moreKim's Convenience store in the Rosslyn area - or dare I say, bodega? I love that this place opens late. I ran out of an ingredient mid-recipe, and then literally Google searched 'Asian grocery' that 'opens late' and this popped up in my feed. Thank the heavens! Took a gamble since I don't live in the River Place apartment complex, where this store is located. Just find street parking after hours and you're golden! (Prob not ideal to go during rush hour when this area gets busy). In the grocery section, they sell rice cakes, a small set of veggies/produce (cabbage, green onion, garlic, ginger, carrots, limes), kimchi and different refrigerated Korean noodles at an affordable price! What a hidden gem! You can also get standard sundries, sauces (some fancy soy sauces!), sports drinks, ice cream and things like dog food, toiletries. It seems like they know their audience - all the young professionals who live in the area. The American sundries tend to be pricier. The cashier was super friendly and said hi to her regulars. She also helped me find what I was looking for, and offered some quick cooking tips. Loved her warmth and hospitality!

Everything you need and more. It's about time this area had a market. Gifts, gadgets, wine, fresh…read morebread, hundreds of great items. I love this market.

Finally got around to giving South Block a try. Ordering was a cinch through a touchscreen POS…read moreterminal. I had an açaí bowl with strawberries, blueberries, and granola. It was supposed to come with bananas, but I deleted it and didn't get a credit. But addicting extra costs money. Lesson learned, don't delete the incudes ingredient next time, unless you have an allergy or a strong aversion to it. Twas overall pretty good.

Super cute spot in Georgetown! I really liked my bowl and ordering from the kiosk was fast and…read moreeasy. I definitely would return here!

Great lil gem right around the corner from the Metro station and it has all you need! It's still…read moreearly in the season and I am hoping that more vendors set up soon as crops start to come in! It is setup so it can grow but not take forever to get through it! I do recommend!

Quaint farmers market Wed 3-7pm right off the Rosslyn metro station on the plaza next to McD's…read more You'll find diverse culinary cuisines with 1/2 a dozen vendors selling Turkish food, Ethiopian, assortment of Austrian strudels, produce, bread, pastries, and even kombucha. I took a night off from cooking after taking home a bag full of goodies from the market! Here are my favorite vendors: - Savor Ethiopic (5/5) - The spongy injera, yellow lentils, spicy lentils, cabbage, collard greens gomen, potatoes & carrots, and quinoa were all bursting with flavor and hit the spot! Generous portion and enjoyed all the dishes! - Ozfeka - The savory Veggie Borek stuffed with spinach and feta weaved between layers of thin flaky phyllo dough is quite filling and full of flavor. The large square slice was more than enough for my hubby and I to share. The staff was super nice kindly giving out samples of the tasty lentil rice mixture. So tempted to buy some - next time! - Bread & Water (5/5) - The flaky croissant was divine. There were only a handful of pastries left around 6:30pm. Get there early for your top pick! While some of the other freshfarm markets get crowded in Arlington, this evening market is low-key and packs a punch! Looking forward to coming back!

I love farmers markets & this is one of the largest in the region. The Saturday morning fresh farm…read more Arlington Market is a weekly celebration of local food. The market is located in the parking lot right in front of the Arlington courthouse. There were over 50 vendors presenting appealing empanadas, cheeses, produce, mushrooms, pickles, teas, donuts, pork, coffee, cakes, juices, Dutch Stroopwaffles, oil, gelato, fish ... Fresh this week are leeks, asparagus, Brussels Sprouts, kohlrabi & rhubarb. The samples were better than I expected: a bite of the fresh crabcake wasn't what I'm used to and the warm homemade Dutch Stroopwafel was even better than the ones I tried in Amsterdam I'm impressed that the vendors accept SNAP/EBT, WIC & Senior FMNP checks. Fresh Match provides a dollar to dollar match on all federal benefits spent at this market. Shoppers are buying twice as much fresh produce & nutritious foods.

Nice mix of fresh products. Not a massive commercial. Nice homemade community vibe…read more Everyone was friendly and happy to be there.

This place is fantastic... out of 15x ordering, I have always been more than satisfied with the…read moreprice and quality of my orders! But this place is an absolute gem in Georgetown for cheesesteaks and chicken cheesesteaks! Their Oreo cookies are one of a kind, great! I will always come back to this spot when in Georgetown!

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.

People are a little confused in their reviews here. This is *not* the farmers market in Georgetown…read more(the neighborhood), but rather a student-run farmers market on Georgetown University's campus. It takes place Wednesdays in the spring and fall (usually March to late April and then mid-Sept to early Nov), all weather permitting. It's less a market per se where there are a lot of produce vendors, etc. Rather, it's a lot of vendors selling lunch options. That said, it's worth a stop. I've enjoyed most of the vendors over the years and have never been disappointed.

I went to the Farmer's Market on a fairly overcast day where thunderstorms were predicted and it…read morewas drizzling a bit. This weather forecast may have affected that there were only 3 or 4 stands. Went to the vegetable stand and got a huge salad for $2 which was great, however the sales people at the vegetable stand were less than nice which was sort of unexpected. Though I am trying to support local farmers and hate giving this a less than solid review, the selection is very limited and if you were planning on picking up dinner there, you may be disappointed. However, the chocolate croissants did look scrumptious, so definitely go there at least for dessert.

I stopped by this Safeway with a colleague since it's close to our workplace, and for us it was a…read morequick and easy trip. We came in, found what we needed, checked out, and were back out the door without any issues. The convenience and walkability were definitely the biggest perks. That said, my colleague has told me some horror stories about the parking situation here, plus the higher prices and people loitering outside. Luckily, we walked over so we avoided the parking chaos entirely. Based on my experience alone, it was fine -- but it seems like timing and how you get here might make a big difference.

This one took me on an adventure that I will not forget any time soon. This review is divided into…read moretwo parts-parking + shopping experience. Parking: You have to drive down into an underground parking lot. That's cool, but you had to spend a $10 minimum to get free parking. Bet-let me get my little list together and head in. Shopping Experience-the store is nicely organized and the staff is friendly. I easily found everything that I needed to get. Upon exiting the store, I asked about how to get out of the parking area without having to pay. I was told that I would need to use the barcode on the receipt to scan out of the parking garage (remember this later in my review). Parking: I made an error and followed someone exiting the parking area and they ended up going further into the parking garage instead of going up. That was my mistake. I was in an area with taped paper arrows. It honestly looked like the area that Michael Jackson danced in within the Bad video. You know the video-they were dancing/fighting. I knew I had to get out of that parking garage or I might've seen Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Exiting the parking garage was its own thing. The exit bar is on a 45 degree incline. Hope you aren't driving a manual. I scanned the barcode on the receipt-that did not work. FYI-there is a separate receipt attachment with a barcode that needs to be scanned-not the receipt itself. Oh Safeway-what an adventure this location is.