This store has no shopping baskets that I could see and no tables. Not that every wawa needs to…read morehave tables but it sure helps. My basis of comparison is the 19th street store, which has baskets and tables. I thought it was standard. Also the iced coffee from the machine was sold out and they were out of ice in the soda machine. I don't think the ice machine makes more on its own. Also if you don't enter your loyalty number which is often your phone number right away you won't get the points in the self checkout. Don't arrive too late in the day because things often sell out. They don't get shipments all day like supermarkets. Right at Tenleytown metro, next to Whole foods and Panera, across from Target, Ace Hardware, Container Store, library, Chase bank, lots of stuff. lots of bus lines too. Walking distance to Wegmans and Lidl, so 1-stop shopping. Someone said when they first opened they were sold out of stuff the person ordered at the kiosk. Anything on the kiosk that is sold out should not be available to order, so this shouldn't be an issue. If you bought something through the kiosk that was sold out that is a technical issue.

I order from the wawa up tenlytown and when I was ordering my food I asked for extra cream cheese…read moreand they gave a one fucking slab of cream cheese on fucking bagel when I asked specifically for extra fucking cream cheese the fuck

The new owners of this market are making a great effort to incorporate events for the neighborhood…read more I have been to talks, and music events and enjoyed their food, warmth and comfortableness. I live in the neighborhood so this is a great, local spot to hang out, get good food. Oh, and did I mention it as also a wine store! Where else can you enjoy a bottle of wine with your meal for the cost of one glass of wine anywhere else!

Establishments such as Friendship Gourmet Market are the best of America. It is a small business,…read moreapparently run by a family of immigrants. What is special about it is nothing is special: it is exactly what it seems to be. That is meant as praise. It is a reliable, highly local, competently run, friendly shop, clean and with fair prices, offering beer, wine, items you'd find at a chain rival such as 7-Eleven, with a few fresh, hot food offerings for breakfast and lunch. They also have specialty dishes, of Ethiopian origin. I spend considerable time in the neighborhood. I live in New York City. But my elderly father is on his own in suburban DC. My wife and I stay right by this market. If we need something, such as a bottle of wine to with dinner, this is where we stop in. It's great to have it near, and not only for its convenience. I urge people to support Friendship Gourmet Market.

Jay is always working at his litle store, and will get anything you need. Fancy a special kind of…read morewine? cheese? just tell him, and next time there will be a bottle waiting for you. My kids love Jay because he spoiled them with small gifts and treats (doesn't matter if we are buying anything). Mark-ups are very reasonable for a small convenience store. And it's the only store I know in our neighborhood that sells wine until 10pm every single day.

I lived in the Berks for almost 3 years, and this convenience store downstairs was one of the best…read morequalities of the building. It's open every day except Sunday, and you can find pretty much every basic thing you need there. It's a good place to go to buy random groceries, drinks, frozen food, etc. They have a beer and wine section that is better than you would expect, and they also do dry cleaning. There is also an ATM down there, but I would advise you to stay away from the "Berkshire Cafe" in the back. I never ate there, but my friends who did go there did not have an enjoyable experience. They make sandwiches and burgers, but also some Chinese and Korean food. At least if you are snowed in, or too lazy to leave the building, there is always that option. The people who work there are very friendly, and I got to know them and talk to them a bit over the years. It's too bad every apartment building can't have a place like this, because there are definitely times you may need some milk or something, but don't want to have to go outside to get it.

When I was living at the Berks, this place was a life saver. It really is an all-in-one convenience…read morestore. Not just food items are sold, but household items, hardware, etc., you get the picture. They also provide video rental and dry cleaning services (both of which I hadn't used). There's also a cafe in the back. I've never dined there because it always looked a bit sketchy to me.

We needed gas and stopped by. This place is creepy at night. There's enough room to pull in and…read moreexit. The red light helps make it easier to safely get back on the road.

I came to get gas since I was close to a gas station. I walked inside and politely asked for gas at…read morethe pump that my car was stationed at. I gave the man behind the register my money and he snatched it out my hand. That service is not OK. I do not recommend coming here at all.

Staff is friendly. But atm in the back is compromised. DO NOT USE IT. Someone is skimming card info…read more- they immediately made a withdrawal after i did.

Average 7-11, no complaints but nothing spectacular. To be fair, will you ever have a spectacular…read moreexperience at 7-11?

Really love the new check-in kiosks and I think it really speeds up the process. The staff are also…read morevery friendly and celebrated with me today when my coupon card changed my prescription from $200 to $5. It's the little things! As I was waiting the pharmacist greeted two folks next in line by their name. All CVS pharmacies are so busy and I think this one is really working to improve!!

The worst. The pharmacist wants to discuss private health and medication issues by yelling over the…read morecounter instead of the designated private area ten feet away. She does this in front of the long line of people waiting - the line is usually winding halfway down the vitamins line. If you miss a pickup she'll gleefully tell you, "we gave it away to someone else." Ask her to double check and she will magically find it. It makes you wonder why she shows up at a job she hates so much. And why people don't just switch to online subscriptions and home delivery nowadays.

These folks are kind, provide amazingly smooth service, and just care about the customers. They…read moreare truly great!

Worst customer service ever. The woman at the front bagged our liquor poorly, the bottles ripped…read moreright through the bag and shattered as I was walking home and the store refused to take any responsibility in their error. They were rude, disrespectful and unapologetic when I called to let them know what happened. The woman ended up hanging up on me and refused to pick up any of my subsequent phone calls. Would not recommend at all!!

Food 3.7/5 Ambiance/Service 5/5…read more This is an amazing cafe to work/study from as well as meet up friends for a quick snack. The interior design and ambiance of the cafe is quite spacious! The cost of the food can add up for sure - but I do think that the portions are bot bad (good P-P ratio).

A great bunch place, chain or otherwise! I recently went here with a friend for a weekend brunch…read moreand had a good experience. We were able to order and get our food quickly and get seats, despite Tatte being busy. The costs were reasonable for our portion sizes and everything was beautifully plated. I got the tomato basil soup and the lamb hash and both were delicious. The tomato basil soup was rich and creamy; however, the roll could have been better. My lamb hash was perfectly cooked, well-seasoned, and paired perfectly with the potatoes. The labneh, herbs, and the tomato salad added delicious freshness to the hash, and the challah served as a great vessel for eating the hash. I tried my friend's spinach, Jerusalem artichoke, and egg plate, and it was also tasty, with properly done eggs and hearty bread. I would recommend Tatte for your next weekend brunch!