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    Yang Market

    4.7 (50 reviews)
    InexpensiveGrocery, Delis

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    Quiet
    Classy
    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    David M.

    Yang Market is a great and essential store in the Eckington neighborhood of DC. A good selection of wines, beers, and snacks. They also have a coffee shop and deli. I got their club sandwich and it is quite the sandwich! Packed with three different meats towered high. If you don't like any of their sandwiches you can choose to create your own. The owners and service are great. If you are in a pinch for a quick sandwich or some snacks if you are in the Eckington neighborhood this is an essential spot. They also have a great mural on the side of the building. I plan to make many spots back here.

    10/10 would eat again
    Vivian R.

    Top notch spot! I heard about this place from some D.C. list about great sandwiches in the district, and this place did not disappoint. I forget what the sandwich I had was called, but let me tell you it was delicious. Everything was super fresh, from the bread to the shredded lettuce to the multiple meats. You could tell a lot of thought and appreciation for the art of food went into the making of the sandwich. The store itself is very clean and well organized. They obviously care about what the people want and ask for because they have some specialty items. They also have a good amount of products from local suppliers in the area, and who doesn't love to support local! Overall, this place is definitely worth a visit. It's lucky for my waistline that I don't live closer, because I would be here everyday if I could.

    Robert E.

    Class. Charming. Warm vibrations. Yang Market's new management has flipped this bodega from The Wire to a local foods destination. You can tell that they really care about their market when they engage with their patrons and stock local favorite items on request, such as my fav French bread pizza. Not only do they have local favorite items items in their shelves but a plethora of local foods and drinks from the D.C. Area. The new Yang Market is here to stay and is a welcome sight in the Eckington Community. Black Tie Optional.

    Positraction sandwich at Yang Market
    Edward R.

    Yang Market is a neighborhood corner store in the Eckinton neighborhood of DC. It changed ownership around a year ago and the new owners added a deli. The deli is FANTASTIC! I went for the first time today and got the Positraction. it was great, lots of turkey, fresh veggies, delicious. Can't wait to go back and try some of their other sandwiches. Yang Market is still a market too, so you can buy sodas, drinks, chips, etc. Will definitely be back.

    a sandwich cut in half on a piece of paper
    Matt D.

    Just stopped in after reading an article in the Washingtonian about the new management and the addition of a small deli. I live a block away and I am ecstatic to have a place like this right here in Eckington! A nice convenience store with some groceries, snacks, frozen foods, medicines, beauty essentials etc. However, the highlight was certainly the Deli! Small menu but rich with options! I tried the Mona Lisa (w/prosciutto, melon and arugula) it was GREAT! Very tasty and filling without being too heavy! The owners were very friendly - in general, a great atmosphere and experience! I hope many will find this hidden gem.

    a roast beef sandwich with lettuce and tomato
    R R.

    Delicious and huge sandwiches. AND cold Topo Chico in the fridge (a rare D.C. find). The store had basic necessities and local bites. Will be back (when very hungry)

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