Since moving to the DMV I have been trying to get out more and explore. I wanted to try this place…read morefor so long and just finally had my first experience. I want to kick myself for letting it take this long. It is always so vibrant here, tons of people coming and going. Ample parking, both on and off street. A bunch of outside seating and just a crowd that is happy to be here. Then, inside, get ready for a sensory overload. All the aromas from all the different stalls will make you second guess where you will grab some grub. Then you might also want to graze...err, I mean browse on what to take home. I love exploring this place. I wandered around for quite some time until I zeroed in on where to eat. Even though this place is always so busy, it feels intimate enough to be alone in a sea of people. With that, I give you review 4400!

Union Market has been a highlight of my DC trip! Such an awesome little space with tons of…read moreexcellent food vendors to choose from. We decided to do our own little food tour within the market and sample some bites from a few stalls. We tried: 1. Masala dosa from Sambar & Spice. This may have been one of the best dosas I've ever had, and I'm not exaggerating. So epic! A must try, 2. Chicken dumplings from Laobun - soft, freshly prepared and melt in your mouth good. Also affordable! 3. Fish tacos from the famous seafood spot. These were sadly my least favorite item on our little food tour, the slaw was overpowering but if removed the pan seared fish was flavorless. 4. Wrapped up with some matcha and iced coffee - can't go wrong with those. Enjoyed browsing the little artisan stalls as well. An amazing stop on my trip to DC!

Come on a Saturday or Sunday. The streets close and there are lots of vendors selling everything…read morefrom art to popcorn. Lots of food to try as well. St George's is a fantastic sidewalk French cafe where you can get amazing pastries made by a French chef. Tuniclefs is a casual bar with great food and outdoor seating. Don't forget that the inside building of Eastern Market is open through the rest of the week. (Except Monday) lots of meat vendors and a bakery!

PSA: the bountiful market you see in the photos pertains to the weekend only…read more During the week, the place is rather dead with a limited amount of vendors in the building (mostly butchers). Probably not worth your time.

Runs every weekend, located right next to Gallaudet University. Lots of room with typical…read morefleamarket selection. Always a lively scene and often a deal to be had.

Great selection, friendly folks running the stalls and good prices. Love buying a coffee and…read moreroaming the selection of in season fruits and vegetables. Also, always a nice selection of baked goods and fresh flowers.

Of all the farmers markets nearby on a Saturday morning, my partner and I decided on Half Street…read more It's dog friendly and open later than most farm markets (9am-1:30pm) which were two major reasons that led us here. It's right by the Nationals stadium, as well as really great food places like Andy's pizza, sweet green, cava, Rasa, and Atlas brewery. You can truly make a whole trip and afternoon out of it. The market itself has a really nice variety, with some vendors that give out samples. Expect to find fresh local produce, homemade candles, flowers, micro greens, handmade pasta, teas made from tea masters, wild caught fish, uncured meats, raw local honey, and delicious eats on the go like empanadas, sandwiches, pastries and fresh coffee. There's also live music and places to sit in the middle of the market. Be wary of the parking situation. If you're lucky you can find some parking; if not be prepared to park far. It's also right off the green line if you decide to metro instead. Highly recommend Half Street Farmer's Market!

Love the many options that have here. Perfect for pre/post movies at the Alamo. There's also lots…read moreof seating with WiFi for a great remote work day situation.

Lame! Went to Bryant Street to watch the England versus Panama game, turns out they didn't have it…read moreon. It's the World Cup. What's the matter with you? You literally have a screen up. But the game wasn't on. Who are you trying to please? Or are you just trying to make me angry? Not interested in this place anymore. Lost business. not into it. See you later. I can't believe I have to even give a star. I would like to give zero stars. Please fix your algorithm so I can give zero stars. Boo!

Recently renovated, Western Market DC is great for a place to meet with friends who don't all want…read moreto eat at the same restaurant or cuisine. You have your choice of Indian, Venezuelan, Burmese, Italian, Japanese, Mediterranean, and more. Maman (which replaced Paul Bakery), Andy's Pizza, and Falafel Inc are superb. The only national chain restaurant is Chipotle. In the warmer months you can sit in the outdoor space outside Chipotle, but it gets busy and crowded fast so reserving chairs for friends on their way is a challenge. There's also an underground (paid) garage accessible from 20th St NW.

Super busy place during lunch, nestled in the Foggy Bottom/Farragut West area. Lots of GWU…read morestudents are here getting food, and there are plenty of quick grab and go places. Pretty cool looking modern, industrial feel with the glass atrium and the interior brick look. From what I could tell, there were some business working professionals dining here too, so maybe there are corporate offices in the upper floors too. Will be back to explore more soon!

This was my 1st time at an Amish Market, and I was pleasantly surprised. There was a large variety…read moreof food to select from ranging from the bakery to fresh meats. It's set up like an indoor Farmer's Market, so prepare to pay for each area separately. The actual venue isn't anything special- you can tell the floors are old. At the front of the Market there's a stuffed pretzel section, however they only take cash for this area. Everywhere else I went they accepted credit cards. Looking forward to going back and trying the stuffed pretzels. I also noticed they had a sign for unlimited pancakes on certain days. I would be interested in trying those for sure based on the quality of food I got. The bakery items and meats I bought were thorough.

So happy this Dutch farmers market is relatively close! I love the huge variety of vendors--candy,…read morespices, chips, deli meats, condiments, pickles, a butcher, and tons of ready-to-eat options like baked goods, pizza, salad/sub bar, and smoked and fried foods. It may seem overwhelming at first, but it's actually easy to get around even when it's crowded. The lines are usually long, but they're very efficient. You grab a ticket to place your order, and things move quickly. Keep in mind there are extra charges for bags and card use. Cash is recommended, though cards are accepted at most stations (except the pretzel and ice cream lines). There is an ATM on-site. Note: The market is only open Thursday-Saturday, so plan ahead!

Been coming to Civtan for over 12 years. An awesome flea market with a great selection of items…read more Super friendly folks and good vibes. Great deals to be had if you know what you're looking for.

Bathrooms - lLack of bathrooms - the 3 portajohns weren't enough- by 10am they were disgusting…read more Terrible directional signage . No rhyme or reason to set ups - people blocked the entire garage lanes unloading preventing others from getting by to their designated spots. Some simple common sense and courtesy goes a long way but unless you have someone directing those - forget about it.

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.

This is the little farmer's market that could. Thursdays 3-6pm and I hear they have Sunday…read moreafternoon hours as well? Passionate vendors getting a start or needing a place to greet the public and promote their foods and provisions serve mostly the tennis players, neighborhood walkers, and nearby office workers who stroll by. During my visit, vendors were offering Alaskan salmon flown in freshly, fish dip, pie, lavender lemonade, empanadas, doggie biscuits, and a few others things while hearing some live music. Plenty of people were snacking on benches on the hill after grabbing something from the market, while tennis players were also practicing on the courts nearby.

John and team prepared 22 breakfast meals for high school students taking a long bus trip. John…read moreprepared really terrific breakfast meals that were a great hit with the students and adults. And john delivered the meals at 5:30 am. That is real service. Bob M.