This is honestly one of the cleaner 7-Eleven stores in the area with quick service. The outside can…read morefeel a bit unsafe depending on the time of the day but they have automated messages saying it is monitored consistently.

Employee was rude, disrespectful, and took more of my money than needed. He didn't even bother…read morecounting it. Hey, 7/11, I want my $20 back. Your drawer is gonna be $20 over what it should be because your employees can't be bothered to idk COUNT MONEY.

This cozy store has a good variety of household items, staple groceries, and beverages, but…read moreapparently the main attraction is behind the deli counter. I haven't tried their food yet, but the author and commenters on the neighborhood Frozen Tropics blog have said good things (see http://frozentropics.blogspot.com/2008/03/anm-convenience-and-deli.html and http://frozentropics.blogspot.com/2008/06/anm-market-deli.html ). When we ducked in to get a soda, a family member of the owner was at a table by the door eating some exotic-looking Ethiopian food and offered us a taste! We politely declined, but a Frozen Tropics commenter was apparently told that the owners plan in the long-run to open an Ethiopian restaurant upstairs, which would be a fantastic addition to the neighborhood. For now, ANM offers great special for breakfast (toast or pastry and coffee for under $2) and lunch (sandwich, chips, and soda for under $6) and is open till 3 AM on weekends!

Wawa is great for "grab and go" items. It is our go to choice for road trips. I like the…read moresandwiches. You can order a sub roll or bread slices like you made it from home.

Wawa is a great spot if you need a convenience store... Or a moderately tasty sandwich that doesn't…read morerespect itself. Look I was born and raised in New Jersey so I'm not new to Wawa but they have been raising their profile since I left in 2005. They now enjoy a weird celebrity status that seems like too much for a convenience store but Jersey folks love it and now people in an ever expanding group of states are learning to be unreasonably in love with it too. Ok so they got all your standard convenience store needs and also an expansive food menu, so that's 5/5. This food overall is generally pretty tasty (4/5), as far as one can reasonably expect from a glorified gas station. So all respect there I really appreciate this place for ejat it can snd does do (it could be horrific, have you seen the stuff 7-Eleven claims is safe for human consumption???) But the sandwich engineering is where they stump me: 3/5 The beauty and brilliance of a sandwich or sub is that you layer the ingredients and then get a little bit of everything when you bite into one. Unfortunately Wawa follows the same engineering that the Satan incarnate itself Subway has somehow popularized: throw sh*t in sideways and to hell with the very point of a sandwich at all. Let's review my Thanksgiving Sub case law: 1. Treat the hinge of the sub roll as the bottom of the sandwich for some good awful reason. No one on earth, not even Trump and Epstein have done anything so bad to make the rest of humanity deserve this. In this case they put the serviceable cranberry sauce down there in the crook of the bread. 2. Now that their sociopath store policies have established that your sub is oriented in a v shape instead of sideways like a sane rational human would do, they smush in the stuffing. Tasty enough stuffing though. 3. Now comes the turkey. It's convenience store turkey, so it probably tastes as good or bad as you're thinking it does depending on your personal life choices. So let's review: we have a v shape roll of bread with cranberry at the bottom, stuffing in the middle and turkey just barely inside the top of bread V. -this is bad enough because once you turn it sideways to eat it, because it's a sub and you're not an alien whose never heard of this food vehicle before, you have to choose left or right bites of either turkey and stuffing or stuffing and cranberries thus ruining the entire point of a sandwich - 4. Now the ultimate tragedy of this sandwich tomfoolery: they ladle a bunch of gravy on top of this unholy V, which is brimming with turkey out past the edges of the bread. Said gravy (which like the turkey tastes as good or bad as you think of will) is just spilling over all the sides of the roll. It's not in the sandwich. They have somehow turned my normal sub into some kind of au jus situation where you don't duo it they just pre douse the sandwich for you. What a mess! A tasty mess. But not even an inexpensive mess in exchange for your troubles! This joker cost me about $13! Why don't i just go to a proper sandwich place for that price? In conclusion if you want a standard convenience store I absolutely recommend Wawa. If you want a sandwich that's pretty good but maybe has self esteem issues, I absolutely recommend Wawa. If you just walked into one by accident and decided to look it up on Yelp, I can put your fears to rest and confidently say yes you should stay there and get what roll ups or nicotine pouches you came for. Also their coffee is pretty solid in terms of convenience store coffee which I generally love even though I also love $5 lattes with an $8 pastry.

This is a dream of a corner store & I'm so happy it's in the neighborhood…read more As others have mentioned, the quality and breadth of products they offer in this tiny store is incredible. If I'm ever missing a last minute ingredient for a recipe, this is my first stop. They have such a great selection and I've come in looking for: 1) fresh fruits & veggies 2) variety of seltzer waters 3) spices including pepper, etc. 4) hummus (not sure where they source it from, but it was delicious) 5) stamps 6) hygiene & first aid 7) ice cream 8) organic milk. In addition to the above, they have bread from Lyon Bakery (my favorite bakery in DC), a wide selection of frozen foods, a decent selection of raw ingredients and snack foods. The other thing I love is that they allow dogs in the store & even have a jar of dog treats to share. I know this store might not look like much from the outside, but give it a chance & go in. You won't be disappointed.

Been here several times but the $10 credit card minimum fee is predatory and illegal. I then asked…read moreto use my debit card because as the law states: Surcharges are forbidden on debit or prepaid cards. But they still tried to charge me the $10 fee. Disappointing to see from a neighborhood business. I wish this place felt more welcoming.

Wonderful prices and lovely kind lady working on a Saturday morning. Will be back! Highly recommend!read more

I originally confused this store with one across the street and hate that I did. I LOVE this store…read more The people are always so kind and I always come here over the one across the street specifically for this reason. They have a great selection and are a great neighborhood market. PLUS their politeness in their response despite my mistake shows how nice they are!

Not only do they have the bullet proof glass, but they recently installed a special door so they…read morehave to buzz you into the main part of the store. I'm also fairly certain (is this even legal?) that they electronically lock you inside the main door at night. the selection of food and beverages is decent, but the owner is rude to most customers, and he sells things like mini digital scales. Gee, I wonder what those are for? There are stores one block down in either direction. The only time I go to Trinidad Market and Deli is if everyplace else is closed.

the food is good the service is good And this store is the best they are so nice. They have like a…read moresound in the light and it's not annoying but I think it's the sound of the fridge and it makes the place nostalgic and its quiet and empty some days making it peaceful yall people should visit before it closes!

Friend of mine bought a drink there, wasn't given a receipt. Next thing, someone tried to steal off…read moreher card. Lady in there was eyeballing her when she punched in her pin. Be careful if you make purchases there! Place should be shut down. Overblown prices and theft from customers.

Found within the lobby of the Renaissance Hotel to the right is this Liberty Market…read more This little market has its own special conveniences for a traveler or employee working in the area. Mostly stocked with gourmet snacks and light lunches, there is also a to-go / delivery ($3 charge) menu to order different courses from the Presidents Sports Bar attached to the Renaissance Hotel. It's well stocked with random items like homemade cookies and box cookies to house salads and sandwiches ( and even cold desserts like tiramisu and mini bananas fosters. There is a candy bucket tree with single candies in the clear buckets. They have a small coffee bar with carafe coffee and teas. You can also buy fruit individually and croissants. They have a freezer stocked with gelato cups, ice cream bars, etc. The items are reasonably priced, but certain bagged items like those same cookies ( Mexican hot chocolate) that they sell at Dolcezza can run up to $6. It's definitely a must try for the late afternoon or late night snacker. They are open until Midnight.

This cute little market is down in the Renaissance lobby. I stumbled in while looking for some…read morechocolate. The market has packaged sandwiches, salads, etc. as well as snacks. Talking to the friendly clerk, it sounded like the market gets quite busy during lunch time. I didn't try any of the food, but it looked pretty good. They also carry some local chocolates - I did try the wine truffles which the clerk recommended. They were $6 for four individually wrapped treats. The truffles satisfied my craving for sweets perfectly and I thought were reasonably priced. I would come back here if I were looking for a convenient snack and it were too miserable too go outside. The service was good here, but I'm taking off a star because the prices are not clearly marked and I had to ask about quite a few items.

This place is awful. I walked in to buy 1 quick item. I noticed that no one was wearing a mask…read moreduring a pandemic. I respectfully brought it up to the owner and he acted like he did not know what I was talking about. I asked to women to put on a mask while in the store and she chased me out of the store screaming and yelling at me. Additionally, since I was only buying a quick item, the cost was only a few bucks. To find out that they charge an additional 0.50 if your purchase is under $5. Do not go to this place! They do not follow the law during a pandemic and they are cheap.

Northeast Supermarket is a small grocery/convenience store with items that are hard to find in…read moreTrinidad. Despite its rough, bulletproof glassed exterior, the staff is friendly and willing to help. I particularly enjoy their stock of carrot juice, goat cheese, and Haagan Dazs.