This is a busy little sandwich shop that has a small dining area and some seating out front on the…read moresidewalk. There is metered street parking and commercial lots/garages within a reasonable walking distance from here. They serve wraps, salads, and cold and hot sandwiches. I ordered the Korean Steak Sandwich. It took them about 10 to 15 minutes to prepare my sandwich. They should use a number system for order pickups because people, including myself, had difficulty determining which order they were serving. Many of the sandwich names sounded alike. My sandwich was kind of small for the price, and it wasn't very filling. It was, however, very good. It was flavorful and packed with flavor. The service was ok. It was nothing special. They did their job and did not go beyond or be overly friendly. All in all, I would recommend checking this deli out for some really good sandwiches. They really do live up to their name, the Best Sandwich Place.

Great spot for lunch! Wonderful sandwich and salad options. I really enjoy the ribeye sandwich and…read morethe Italian. Staff is friendly and efficient. My go-to lunch spot when working from home.

Solid 3: the raisin bun was not that good, it could have used more moisture and maybe butter…read more. Chocolate Nutella croissant was okay. They have a member and non-member prices. If you live in the neighborhood you can get the app and pay monthly fees to get discounts. Unless you come here always, it makes no sense. However, in the Cleveland park area- they may be the better coffee shop and bakery. Located right next to the public library.. so I like that!

This is the Cleveland park location of this chain…read more The bakery itself is nice and has outdoor seating. The raisin danish was pitiful, maybe a 2.5/5. They have a membership program where you can pay a flat membership fee every month to receive significant discounts on all items. If you plan on coming here often it's likely worth it. Overall, this place is okay.

Jeeeeeeeezus... how did we not plan this better? So a…read morecouple of friends and I spent the day doing the full tourist thing at the Smithsonian National Zoo - walking miles, chasing pandas, melting in the sun - and by the end of it we were DONE. Hungry, tired, slightly delirious. We just needed somewhere close to sit, eat, and recover like normal humans again. Literally crossed the street and landed at Duke's Counter... and wow, what a save. First off, the vibe hits immediately. It's got that lively, slightly chaotic energy (in a good way), like everyone there just escaped the zoo too and is ready to refuel. We grabbed a table outside for people-watching, and honestly, that alone was part of the experience. Food?? Let me just say this: if you're even thinking about getting the burger... stop thinking and just do it. I got the Proper Burger and it was one of those meals where you go quiet after the first bite because your brain is trying to process what just happened. Juicy, messy, flavorful in every bite--no notes. You can tell they take that "best burger in DC" claim very seriously. We also ordered the elote to start, which was exactly what we needed after sweating all day--salty, creamy, a little tangy, just hitting all the right spots. One of my friends got a sandwich (I think it was the Cubano situation) and it was HUGE. Like, borderline "should we have shared this?" huge. Only minor thing--the fries were fine. Not bad, just not on the same level as everything else. But honestly, when the burger is that good, I'm not losing sleep over fries. Service was friendly, even with how packed it got. You can tell they deal with zoo crowds all the time, so they keep things moving without making you feel rushed. Random side note: after we got back and were still in "treat yourself" mode, we ended up ordering from Pressure Deliveries--clutch move to keep the chill vibes going after a long day out. Highly recommend pairing the two experiences if you're making a full day of it. Overall, this place felt like exactly what we needed without even planning it. Great food, fun energy, perfect location if you're doing the zoo or just exploring the city. Would I come back? 100%. Would I walk another 5 miles at the zoo just to justify eating that burger again? ...also yes

Just finished a late lunch here with my kiddo on a Sunday afternoon. Not terribly busy, plenty of…read moreopen tables at arrival. Server came by, not so much as a greeting or introduction, just a short, "do you know what you want?" Fine - no problem. We ordered two avocado toasts and side of fries to share. Now, the menu clearly says the avocado toasts are served with a "runny egg". Ok sure, no problem. What i did not anticipate was a half raw egg with the yolk swimming in a sea of translucent completely uncooked "whites". It was like a golden disc encased in a snot rocket. Ok, maybe that's their "runny". Slide it off the toast and press on - snail trail of mucus be damned. The avocado spread was great - bright, citrusy, and well seasoned. The "hot sauce" was likely from a bottle and could have been left off. The radishes would have benefitted from being tossed in lemon, salt and pepper. The image of the "runny" egg was too much so I ate half the toast serving and meandered to the fries. Not bad, crispy , hot, and...wait...sweet...something is off, I can't put my finger on it but at least it's not a raw egg. I keep eating. My kids looks at me and says, "do these remind you of funnel cake?" THAT'S IT - FUNNEL CAKE. We have both had enough, ask for the check. The server comes by gives me the clunky machine, I tap and put it down, he reaches for it and I say, it's processing, I still have to sign...and then he starts snapping his fingers...WHAT IN THE ACTUAL €¥($ ARE WE DOING RIGHT NOW?!? Never again. Never, again.

An Italian sandwich the size of Texas... sign me up!…read more I went into this market when I was exploring Georgetown one day and I naively ordered an Italian sandwich and once they received it I realized it was big enough to feed a family. I found the cutest little park bench and decided to dig in. Needless to say I had left overs but I could have found a way to eat this whole sandwich because it was that good! Every topping was homemade and you could tell. Def a must stop in DC.

Stachowski's market is a must visit place when in Georgetown!…read more They have all the typical deli/market staples along with a full butcher counter. The magic happens with their sandwiches which are all incredible but I almost always go for the pastrami!

I use Jetties for catering work meetings and events, and they never disappoint! The food is…read moreconsistently delicious and fresh, the orders are always accurate, and everything arrives on time. When you're coordinating a meeting and already juggling a million other details, having a caterer you know you can rely on makes such a difference. I never have to stress or worry when I order from Jetties because I know they'll get it right. They offer a great variety, everything is always well packaged and organized, and our team genuinely looks forward to seeing Jetties on the lunch menu. They have definitely become an office favorite and one of my go-to choices for catering. Highly recommend Jetties for office catering--you can count on great food and dependable service every time!

We used Jetties for catering, and were pleasantly surprised with all the sandwich options, salads…read more(regular, pasta, and fruit!) The food was delicious, and we will absolutely be re-ordering for future events! Our delivery driver was also delightful. He was helpful in transporting the food, sweet, communicative, and professional. While I haven't been into Jetties, the food & staff were great and I would highly recommend!

Food was delicious. Really interesting flavor profiles. Good amount of food for price. Bread was…read morefresh, crunchy and delicious. You order on a screen and service was fast. No interaction with staff. Ambiance was chill and relaxed.

Yum yum yum! I've…read morebeen on the hunt to find a good cheesesteak in the area. Opted to order delivery here and was pleasantly surprised. It's a seriously delicious cheesesteak! It had just the right amount of everything. Even the bread was delicious. I'm drooling just writing this. And the waffle fries were great too. Large, crispy, and well seasoned. In sum, was totally happy with my order. Packaged well and delivered hot. And it was packed with yummy goodness!

This location of Cracked Eggery is located near the zoo in DC so parking can be tough if driving…read morehere. Cracked Eggery closes pretty early at 2 pm so that's something to be aware of. However I definitely enjoyed the food here! They're known for the egg sandwiches. I had the animal, which was a sandwich of egg, cheese, hash brown, and sausage and I really enjoyed it! I also had tater tots on the side too

The first time I tried this spot it was for takeout. The food was soooo yummy even with the wait…read morefor delivery. The second time I tried it in person and once again it did not disappoint!! The eggs are sooo fluffy and so is the bread. Absolutely dreamy. I live for a good, crispy tater tot and theirs are the best! The amount of food you get for the price is actually pretty great too! Service is quick and helpful. The place was clean and seating is a little quirky but seems like most people just order takeout.

After a late-morning movie at Avalon, my partner and I saw this new Pop-up on the corner (at the…read moreLittle Beast Cafe space) and decided to give it a try. This sandwich shop is open currently Monday to Thursday from 8:00 am - 2:30 pm only. (Little Beast opens at 4 pm). We got a Parrish Sandwich (a pastrami Reuben) and an Artemis Chicken Sandwich. Each sandwich comes with a choice of chips or fries. We grabbed a table outside and were served glasses of water. After we ordered, the food arrived in take-out bags a few minutes later. We each also were offered a plate as we were eating the meal onsite. The sandwiches were very good. Very large and filling. The chicken breast was moist and the Reuben was legit. The fries were crunchy and tasty, although a bit too salty for me. We spoke with one of the owners, who said the plan is to be at this location for several months and then perhaps move to a permanent location. Definitely delicious sandwiches and worth a try.

What a delightful find! We tried two of the sandwiches and also the quesadilla. Each was better…read morethan the last. Great ingredients, nice combinations, and meticulous preparation. These guys have only six more weeks at this location, so I hasten to spread the word: well worth trying.

Got there cheesesteak it was very good and definitely worth the reputation as one of the best in…read moredc. The steak was tender and juicy. The cheese was perfectly melted and had great flavor. Ordered to go and it was quick and was hot when it arrived by delivery. It isn't cut in half so remember to ask for thar if you want it.

Grazie Grazie is a great addition to The Wharf! I stopped by and ordered the waffle fries with…read moretheir signature sauce and the chopped Italian sandwich, and both were delicious. The waffle fries were perfectly crispy, and the signature sauce was the perfect complement. The chopped Italian was fresh, flavorful, and packed with quality ingredients. After looking over the menu, I already know I'll be back to try more--especially the pizza, which looked amazing coming out of the kitchen. The location is super convenient, right in the heart of The Wharf in Southwest DC. There's street parking available, and if you can't find a spot, there's also underground parking nearby. Definitely worth checking out if you're in the area!

Amazing chicken sandwiches and waffle fries. Haven't tried a burger yet because I always crave the…read morechicken. Even the "mild" has a bit if spice for some.

This fried chicken could actually rival that of local chicken sandwich chain Roaming Rooster. That…read morewas my first thought when I opened the box of my Honey Butter Buzz chicken sandwich. Eaten fresh at the gas station, the chicken was still steaming after I took my first few bites. I ordered it "spicy" and it was just the right level for me. Like Roaming Rooster's honey butter chicken sandwich, Nash and Smashed's also has cheese in it, which I think overpowered the honey butter oozing from the top of the chicken. The chicken itself, though, was delicious and juicy. I got a side of their creamy signature sauce in the bag, but I did not really need it since there was already plenty of sauce for me inside the sandwich. It probably would have gone well with their waffle fries had I gotten them. The sandwich alone was enough to fill me up. A big reason for me coming to Nash and Smashed was a 3.99 deal for the Oh My Thigh chicken sandwich that they advertised on their Instagram page. I was bummed to learn this location was not doing it. This gas station version of their menu didn't even have that chicken on it, so the worker had no idea what I was talking about. Just a warning if you see any deal on their social media page. There's stool seating on the side with a lovely view of the gas station and Connecticut Ave out the window. There was enough room for four to five people. Another comparison to Roaming Rooster, the chicken sandwich prices are a little cheaper than RR's. Only a few menu items sound similar, but Nash and Smashed has a larger selection of burgers, chicken buckets, sides, and drinks. FWIW some guys next to me raved about their hamburgers, especially the sauce.