They have breakfast, lunch, dinner and ice cream here! We got the Brooklyn Bridge and Breakfast…read moreCorned Beef Hash platter which were both delicious. The Brooklyn bridge sandwich had so many grilled onions, lots of mayo and was the star of the meal. I will order this when I come back next time. The corned beef hash was also good and had grilled onions and peppers in it. The portion size was huge, I had to take most of it home. We also got a half side order of latkes. Parking in the back. Chill vibes inside, no need to dress up.

Mike's Deli at Lazy Sundae was definitely a lot busier than we expected, but it seemed like a…read morepretty solid little weekend spot. I ordered the chicken cheesesteak which was good. Not the best I've ever had, but definitely good, and the fries were probably my favorite part. My boyfriend wasn't a huge fan of his order though, which was something along the lines of eggs, bacon and French toast. The ice cream seemed to be a really popular option and honestly looked good, but we decided to skip dessert since it was still pretty early in the day. I also noticed a little "Keep Austin Weird" sticker which made me smile. Clearly I keep finding little pieces of Austin everywhere I go in the DMV lol. Overall, I'd say it's worth checking out. We weren't completely blown away by everything we ordered, but I liked the vibe enough that we would definitely try it again just with different menu choices next time.

Yes....whenever I'm out here in Va side or close ....It's a beacon to stop by and actually treat…read moreyourself for something out of the past ...wanting now. A hidden meal...unknown but remembered always from 80s. The Virginian sandwich.....ohh god ham turkey bacon cheddar mayo with a side onions . It must requested and enjoyed always.

WAY overpriced. Reuben was good, but meat lacked seasoning. Seriously?! At these prices!!! It was…read morescorching hot when it comes out. Never had to wait for a deli sandwich to cool down before eating. Really disliked having to stare at my sandwich at a deli of all places, waiting for it to cool while I'm starving and the lunch clock is ticking. I got places go. The thin bread falls apart too easily and combined with the pizza-commercial-like cheese pull after each bite with cheese hanging from my mouth to the sandwich, it was functionally very MESSY and difficult to sandwich to eat. I don't like eating sandwiches with a fork. And dont get me started with $10 small sized milkshake. It was an absolutely average milkshake. With a thin straw easily clogged. These prices are INSANE!!! I knew the prices were high going in, but I thought the quality and portions would match. There is a significant disparity between them, and I should be getting twice the amount of sandwich for these prices. Lastly the whole flow is very weird. The interactive website-menu is a disaster and confusing. It took over 10 minutes online just trying to find the menu before I arrived thinking I'd order in line and instead was told to take a seat. This really doesnt call for a waitress, an unnecessary markup (tips) to an already insanely expensive meal. Its like pseudo restaurant but its really just a deli sandwich shop.

I called to place a pickup order. At least according to the person I spoke with, Fairfax Deli &…read morePIZZA doesn't make pizza anymore.

Very good little spot where you can grab many different deli-type foods from sub sandwiches to…read morepasta, pizza, and more... They even have some Latin American foods (I had a Silpancho). They even had bottled chicha morada as well! The staff were nice, too.

The food was okay. I had high hopes for Preservation Biscuit Company, but it fell a bit short of…read moreexpectations. The biscuits and gravy were kind of bland. Maybe it's because I'm from the south and I'm used to spicy breakfast sausage being used in sausage gravy, but there was no spice or kick to it at all. The biscuits were okay, but not flaky. I wanted to love this place, but I just didn't :(

Delivery review ahead!…read more I have not yet visited this place in person so I'm unsure how it is inside and how the service is. Delivery: well packaged for a long trip to DC and it remained fresh and hot. Food: Sweet potato tater tots El Lomo Saltado Both of these selections were AMAZING! The sweet potato tater tots were genius! Perfectly prepared, packing flavor in each bite. The El Lomo Saltado was DIVINE! Allow me to break down the flavors: Biscuit: gosh this biscuit was buttery and soft. And yes, the juices from the steak did not make it soggy. But back to the biscuit...the top was flaky and the inside was soft! Soft and buttery. Egg: I asked for a well done fried egg (the main dish contains over easy) the egg was perfectly cooked and delicious. Steak: the steak pieces were generous and the seasoning on the meat...dangerous! There was a slice of provolone cheese melted on the egg and the sandwich also contained pieces of potatoes and tomatoes inside. All of the flavors in this biscuit meshed together so well, making this a reallllllllllllllly good sandwich. Now I'm sold! What other fun dishes can I try on their menu?!

Authentic German foods! Everything is very good and really good! Sausages are authentic and the…read moresides are delicious!

Hi everyone, just wanted to leave a review of German Gourmet on Columbia Pike…read more Before I begin, I want to identify what the ingredients are for a classic Reuben. You'll need two slices of seeded or marble rye bread, about six ounces of thinly sliced corned beef or pastrami, two slices of sharp Swiss cheese, roughly a quarter cup of well-drained sauerkraut, and two tablespoons of Russian or Thousand Island dressing. A little butter for toasting the bread and optional spicy brown mustard round it out. That said, what I actually received was the absolute worst Reuben I've ever had in my entire life. They used ham instead of corned beef or pastrami, an insult to the name. The Swiss was bland and low-quality, not sharp at all. There was no mustard, barely any Thousand Island, and I couldn't even detect any sauerkraut. The bread wasn't toasted, and they still charged me $12.50 with tax. If this is what passes for a Reuben at a supposed German delicatessen, save your money and go somewhere that actually knows what they're doing.

This place is awesome! About once a month, when I worked in Arlington, we would go here for lunch…read more They were pretty quick with the subs and really quick with the slices. Life hack - I would visit here to get their sauces and fresh/fresher pasta which really makes a difference when cooking for your girlfriend. She did know that I picked it up there from time to time. Some of it was frozen and could be thawed in the fridge overnight and it was easily warmed up in a pan and it would make the house smell like a home cooked meal. Occasionally my best half and I would come by after work for a sub or some pizza and sit outside while the world went by. That was 20 years ago when Arlington was a little slower paced. However, in 20 years, not much had changed. The food was still great and they had unique foods and dishes as well as amazing subs and pizza.

So good. So the…read moremarket is relatively small similar to what you would find in NY or new jersey. All food is fresh and they have grocery items too including wine for purchase. For sandwiches, they have ready made items but if custom, you need to order this ahead of time.

Banh Mi DC has the best Banh Mi sandwiches in the DMV, and this is coming from someone who has had…read moreBanh Mi in Vietnam! The store is located in a shopping center so there is lots of parking. It is set up like a Vietnamese deli and they also sell lots of Asian food and snacks. I got the Cha Gio (Vietnamese egg roll), Pork Pate Chaud and Banh Mi Dac Biet (combination of meats)- total was $14.63. The egg roll was flavorful and crispy. A nice tasty bite. The pork pate is steam bun filled with a meat ball. The pastry is flaky and mouth watering. The Banh Mi sandwich was loaded with meats and fresh veggies. It's also had jalapeños which had some heat to the sandwich. Staff is friendly and to the point. Sandwich and meals tend to come out quickly. You can also order online for pick up.

Traditional hole on the wall, Banh Mi spot. Prices have gone up quite a bit over the past few…read moreyears, but I guess that's just the entire economy. All in all, a go to banh mi sandwich spot that supports local businesses. The inside does not have any seating options, so it is a takeout only. They also have small traditional Vietnamese grocery items if you are interested in that as well.

Every neighborhood needs a Heidelberg! For those days, when you are craving the biggest and…read moreflakiest cream horn or an eclair or for that tuesday afternoon when you need a pick me up croissant sandwich or a simple bagel with cream cheese. 8-9 years ago, Heidelberg was my pregnancy indulgence on my way back from periodic sonograms at the Virginia Hospital Center. Happy to report the taste was passed on to the baby, the almost 8 years old kid enjoys the same pastries. The breads are wonderful, especially if you appreciate dense and chewy breads. The holiday stollen is beautiful. As some other reviewers have noted, you have to enter the store to be able to understand what a massive operation it is. Something for everyone.

So many delicious options - cakes and cookies and dinner rolls and pretzels and brats! Huge…read moreselection.

Best Buns 5 We've…read morebeen to Best Buns several times over the years, but somehow I've never gotten around to writing a review. Since we were back in the area for a DMV for a brief visit we knew exactly where we were stopping before heading to the airport. Hubs ordered his usual sausage, egg and cheese sandwich , and I ordered the bacon egg and cheese breakfast sandwich along with an iced mocha. I had completely forgotten they have a Starbucks on-site with a limited menu. Of course, I couldn't leave without grabbing a cookie and a chocolate croissant for later. The food arrived fresh, hot, and exactly as expected. The staff is always friendly and personable. You see professionals, students and the locals coming in and out, but there is seating available. Conversations are at a minimum and despite the attached restaurant you can still hear yourself and the other person without yelling. One thing I appreciate about Best Buns is the consistency. Whether it's been months or years between visits, the quality never seems to change. The sandwiches are flavorful, the ingredients taste fresh, and nothing feels like it was sitting around waiting to be reheated. Everything is prepared to order, and you can taste the difference. My sandwich disappeared one bite at a time, and Hubs completely demolished his croissant sandwich without hesitation. That's usually all the confirmation I need. Some restaurants are good. Some are memorable, but there are the places that become part of your routine whenever you're back in town. Best Buns has earned that status for us. Five stars earned! Consistently fresh. Consistently delicious. We'll be dropping in on another turn and burn later this month...

Nice cafe with good sandwiches, hand-cut fries, baked goods, lemonade. There's plenty of indoor…read moreseating with some outdoor seating, and a good, casual brunch spot for hubby and kids. The Avocado Toast with egg was good, but nothing particularly special. I enjoyed the English Sourdough bread and bought a loaf of it. We devoured the hand-cut fries. The 4 bite-size Ozzie Rolls were fun to try. The Chocolate Espresso Chew Cookie was moist and fudgey, sweet ending to our meal! Plain Croissant was standard. The Pink Drink with housemade syrup, coconut milk and strawberries was refreshing and tasty. It was my pick from the Strawberry Lemonade and Dragon fruit Lemonade. The Lemonades were a bit too sweet. I ordered the food to dine in and it was packaged to go. I wish the food could be prepared for dining in. It's a pet peeve of mine to see all of the grease oozing out of fries in a brown bag. There were also Styrofoam plates and plastic straws, wish there were more environmental-friendly products. Might be back for brunch if there's a dine-in option.

I ate at Call Your Mother for the first time and it did not disappoint. I loved the cheery decor…read moreand all of the menu options. This location was very busy on a Sunday morning, but we only had a short wait to get our food. There is very minimal seating, so be prepared to take your food to go or be sitting surrounded by standing people. Overall, delicious and I would go back.

I was really craving a bagel sandwich this morning, so I made a quick drive over to Call Your…read moreMother in McLean for a quick bite. The interior has its signature pastel pink, yellow and blue colors, with a few tables for seating. I ordered immediately upon arrival and waited about 5-10 minutes for my order. THE ROYAL PALM - 12 The salmon lox is my go-to bagel order, and this is their version of it. Instead of an everything bagel, I swapped it with a cheddar bagel. Unfortunately, the bagel was a bit stale and hard to chew, which was disappointing. On the bright side, there was a good amount of smoked salmon. The onions weren't very pungent but added a nice crisp texture. I requested light cream cheese, but it wasn't spread evenly -- a lot of it was just stuck in the hole of the bagel. All in all, I wasn't particularly impressed with the quality of the bagel today. If I return, I really should encourage myself to try a different bagel other than the salmon lox to see what's out there. They also have a few melts on the menu that looked interesting.