If you are dropping your car off at the nearby body shop and looking for a breakfast option, this…read moreis not bad. But not worth a special trip. I got the breakfast burrito with sausage, which was okay, but onions were undercooked and crunchy and the store bought tortilla did not add anything to the experience. Coffee, even though sitting on a heating plate, was warm rather than hot.

Dropped my car off at Imperial Auto body and saw this hole in the wall across the street. I love a…read moregood hole in the wall spot so I decided to give them a shot. Ordered the French Toast Platter along with a western omelette. The French toast was surprisingly good. The 2 strips of bacon were ok. As you can see the eggs were cooked HARD. My wife had the omelette. Another set of hard eggs with slices of meat wrapped in side. The potatoes had to be form yesterday as hard as they were. Overall you get what you pay for. There is nothing fancy about this place. Quick breakfast on the go. It serves its purpose.

Does anyone love Aldi as much as we do? My grandson and I walk about a mile here about once a week…read morefor groceries. My old Aldi on H street was brand new, and I do miss it, but I am getting used to this one. I was happy to find fresh dill here (which I could rarely find at my old Aldi's). This store is clean and has pretty much all of the basics we need. The cashiers are nice and pretty friendly considering they are required to work quickly.

This Aldi is another addition to DC. It has free two hour parking, which wasn't monitored when we…read morevisited. The "Aldi Finds" are always interesting to view. Sometimes, there will be a fun bargain. They have limited clothing, seasonal items, toys, gardening items and more. The produce is decent. The bakery selection is varied. There are Virginia locations with more inventory but this place will due when I don't want to drive as far. The prices are cheaper than Harris Teeter and Safeway. I still prefer some brand items (ketchup, soup) but I like inexpensive items. Aldi is regularly in our rotation. Just remember to bring a quarter for the shopping cart.

Great subs. Carl is friendly and makes good conversation. Wait for order wasn't too long.read more

Best subs in the DMV hands down.. This place has been a staple in the community for years. Amazing…read morecustomer service as always. Food is always made to order with fresh ingredients. I usually get the #20 but this time I got the #9--just turkey and provolone. You can count on consistency when visiting Carl's, I'd definitely recommend. The hours are a bit different than most, I believe 9am-4:55pm--oh and don't forget to bring cash as they do not except cards of any type.

This market is a neighborhood gem. It is clean, well maintained and well stocked. The management…read moreworks hard to keep the store stocked. The staff is friendly and hard working. I always see employees and managers stocking and cleaning during EVERY visit that I make; especially in produce, which is a welcome sight you don't see in many bigger stores. Even during the height of the DC Shut Down at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic response, this store kept up with demand. Bleach, detergents, ammonia, cleaning supplies and other "newly" in-demand staples remained in good supply, even when the large chain stores were sold out for weeks. The produce department is VERY good, and their prices on produce cannot be beat, even when considering the convenience of the store might lead you to think they would be tempted to over charge like CVs or 7/11. They don't. In fact, we specifically buy our potatoes, peppers, tomatoes, onions, and just about every Caribbean and Asian spice you might want, from this store. I have become an addict to Serrano and jalapeño peppers and cook them in almost everything now. Seriously, we will never again put up with spoiled produce from Amazon and Giant/PeaPod deliveries when this store is 1 block from home. They sell almost every imaginable type of fresh and hard cheeses for Central American cuisine. Seriously, there's 10 types and brands of queso fresco, crema, and frying cheese--it's all there and well represented. They also have good household items. I buy the large outdoor incense sticks here (3 for $1)--our front porch stays fragrant and crisp, which is very pleasant in the summer! Need a mini molcajete to make guacamole? They've got you covered. Looking for fresh caught, whole fish (red snapper, whiting, trout) that they will cut and clean on demand? Done. Do you love getting live blue crabs--they frequently have those during the summer. Of course, like any store, everything isn't perfect. I am a bit underwhelmed about the deli cases (lunch meat and sausage), but that's just a personal issue because I am extremely picky about selection and freshness. However, it is all suitable if you're in a pinch. If you want a HUGE selection of dried beans, rice, corn meals, corn flours, and canned goods--you're in luck! Over all, I'm a huge fan of this store. Very happy it's just around the corner in my neighborhood!

I love a small, independent, locally-owned grocery store, especially a walkable one in a…read moreneighborhood without many supermarket options. I love the eclectic feel and the friendly, personable staff. It's generally clean and organized even if the layout is hard to follow. I appreciate the variety of ingredients I can get here, from fresh nopales to cashew milk to tamarind to canned ackee. The huge number of fresh tortillas, both flour and corn, is also awesome. The only thing that would make Avenue better is a more diverse selection--it's missing some basics like nuts and tofu and fresh herbs (besides cilantro and parsley). If those gaps were filled this would be my regular grocery store!

Ah man this was worth every penny from one of my childhood neighborhood stomping grounds on Hawaii…read moreAve.. This 7-piece (she gave me 9) Balsamic Wings & Kale was so damn #goot !!! #Lunch #GootEats

There was a nice variety of Soul Food there. MY OPINION only... everyone's taste buds are not the…read moresame. As for me, the cabbage was not seasoned, the sweet potatoes were tasty, the fried fish was not fried enough for me, & the " chitlins" were just... THIS IS NOT BLACK OWNED from the history of the eatery that was told to me & I did not see any Black people cooking. One thing for sure, people do keep coming back & there is a line, most times, depending on the time you go. I've been twice & there is no need to go back. I am 50+ years of age & plus I'm a "healthy" woman who knows food! Ambiance = take out food only. No tables & chairs to dine indoors.

I am actually surprised at the flavor. I ordered 2 Pupusas Revueltas and 2 Chicken tacos and i was…read morenot expecting them to taste as good as they did. Will definitely be here next week, i want to try beef and tongue tacos. The green sauce is spicy and good.

No serious issues here. I wish some of the selections were better like the cereal, the peanut…read morebutter, etc. But overall for a local supermarket I'm glad Ive got a Giant's card.

Clean and neat, has everything I need, the produce is fresh, and it's never hard to find parking.read more

Nothing special here really, but it is most definitely convenient! This is right next to Fort…read moreTrotten metro Station which is also a transfer station for the DC metro. Also connected to several apartment complexes which must be nice for the residents. Employees were pleasant, variety of essential items and prices were relatively low. I'll be coming back again at some point.

There's such sketchy characters there at night lol haven't been there in the day time yet. But the…read moretimes that I've been there, I've seen some interesting things. Even more sketchiness tend to hang outside of the store too. The workers are nice though. And you can find most snacks and it's located near the metro.