the Mt Pleasant neighborhood deli spot--besides Each Peach which is the bougie alternative. they got u with the beer, the snacks, the sammies the subs, the bagel lox, the breakfast sammies, limes lemons bananas they got the day-old-doughnuts for half off, the blunt wraps, the tuna salad. just need them to sell some nice cookies or somethin from a local bakery. always trust this place for a quick bite at the deli or a pre-made tuna salad sandwich n chips read more

Prices a lil high . But the food is great. They have so much stuff, fresh desert u can smell through store. have hot breakfast, wine ,groceries, Bet Machine. My new spot. A lil hidden gem. Service was great. Food was 9/10 got a turkey BLt sandwich & forgot what my housing got but he loved it . It was clean . Service fast. I recommend & will definitely be back read more

Really solid corner store. Good service. Good selection of stuff. Good deli sandwiches.

I love this food market. The people are always friendly, the store is packed with all of the essentials. It is a quiet food market in the busy part of mount pleasant that I always enjoy going to. read more

Mt. Pleasant is a neighborhood I have not yet fully explored, so when I visited one Saturday morning, I didn't know quite where to begin looking for a quick, easy bagel. After all, everyone knows that Saturdays are for the breakfast bagels. Yelping around, there were a few options, but most were pricey and complicated whereas my heart only desired a simple egg and Swiss bagel that wouldn't engulf my meager paycheck. That's why I was thrilled to see Argyle Market Deli. The bagel sandwich was so warm and tasty, and the market itself was well stocked and cozy. This breakfast made a lovely companion as I strolled the farmers market and got to know this vibrant and beautiful neighborhood a little bit better! read more

Argyle Market Deli - Egg and Swiss on a poppy seed bagel - Grocery Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

Argyle Convenient Store is a larger than normal bodega on the north side of Mt. Pleasant Street NW. It's run by friendly faces and has anywhere from basic food items to lottery tickets to basic household items. One unique thing about this bodega is the pastry and coffee corner if you need an early morning, quick breakfast/cup of coffee. It's not the best food or coffee you'll have, but it gets the job done. Think gas station coffee and quality of pastries. Pro-tip: They do NOT have baby food, but Bestworld nearby does! read more

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A great deli spot! I get sandwiches and drinks here and have not yet been disappointed with anything. They have an awesome variety of freshly made food items at GREAT prices. I do call ahead, because it can take them up to 15 minutes to make the sandwich. read more

Argyle Market is located close to my apartment so I stopped in today for the first time to purchase a half gallon of milk. Unless I have an emergency, I will never shop there again. The service was horrendous; I waited (with no one in front of me) for a good few minutes before a woman casually walked up and rung up my milk, which was outrageously priced at $5.16 for a half gallon. I would give it zero stars but have to give 1 to register any rating, but I can assure you 1 star is extremely overrated for this lousy market. read more

1) Great deli and sandwiches selection 2) Great wine and beer selection 3) Always nice people/ DC seems to be a desert (in some areas) for solid, reasonably priced deli sandwiches. Argyle fills the void with Boar's Head meat and everything you'd want from a deli- plenty of options (bagels and breakfast sandwiches, too). Sandwiches are massive and well prepared. Can't beat this place for the price and quality. read more

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I live in the neighborhood and frequent this place often. However, I never bought anything from their deli until today. The simple egg and cheese I ordered was a disaster: the "egg" consisted of a precooked patty with a hard, grey middle, and the cheese tasted off, as if it were expired. I should have known something was up when the store called me and told me they couldn't sub in egg whites. Argyle could be the neighborhood So's Your Mom if they used fresh, quality ingredients. What a shame. read more

A great neighborhood market with a solid variety of beverages, chips, and sweets. The sandwiches (pre-packaged and made to order) are good - I'm a fan of their Italian one. I like to stop in and see what varieties of chips or Kit Kats they may have as they sometimes have a new or seasonal one. Unlike other small shops in the neighborhood, the sodas and snacks are always new or recent (not expired like other places). The caffe vanilla coffee is a nice indulgent hot drink on those days (or nights) where you crave something sweet to warm you up. read more

I prefer Samber, which is across the street, BUT this place is open later hours than Samber. Every now and then, I find myself here to pickup some beer, which is the only thing I've purchased here. They have a pretty good selection of beer and wine. Other reviewers have mentioned a rude owner, but I've never experienced that personally. Interactions with whoever is running the counter have always been fairly pleasant. My only issue with this place (and why I deducted a star) is that there always seems to be a number of people loitering outside at any given time. Every now and then, someone will ask me for money, and this is why I tend to avoid walking by this place when I can. read more

Argyle-- convenient? Absolutely! Great for ice cream (Haagen Dazs bars, mini ice cream sandwiches, fruity popsicles), cheap booze and toiletries you're too lazy to buy from Target in Columbia Heights. Added bonuses-- the cashiers are chatty and chipper and they sell single bars of Airheads at the front counter. Boo yah. read more

Since I live in the Argyle, this store is VERY convenient indeed. My favorite feature is the giant case of Hershey Ice Cream novelties. You can get a mini ice cream sandwich for $0.25! My only complaint is that the store attracts people who also like to hang out on my front step. read more

Wide selection / open late / takes cards. The service and wine selection across the street at Samber is really the best, but Argyle is the good ol' reliable convenient store at this end of Mt. Pleasant, and a good alternative for Columbia Heights when the Corner Market is closed (CVS being never worth it unless you have a prescription). read more

So glad to have this store in the neighborhood. They have a great beer, wine, and snack selection but the deli is the real reason for five stars. Made to order breakfast and lunch sandwiches with fresh bread / bagels and deli meat all for a reasonable price. This has become our go-to market. read more

Argyle Market Deli - Grocery Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

Review for Sandwich Shop: Waited 10 minutes for a tuna sandwich bc the sandwich maker decided to make sandwiches for 2 people who ordered after me. Maybe it's bc he felt Black people don't deserve good service. Either way I'm not going back for the subpar sandwiches and bad service read more

I love this place! Its walking distance from my job, I can call ahead and place my order, and its usually ready when I arrive. They offer fresh sandwich options, and its made just as I would make it at home! The bread and toppings are always fresh! read more

I feel like this place needs some love! Great bodega with everything you need plus delicious sandwiches, hot coffee, pastries, etc. Also the lady who checks you out is like the nicest person I've ever met. Sandwiches take a min, but only bc they're fresh! read more

Absolutely love this spot. Friendly staff, and they just revamped their entire layout. Never had a bad experience. I can't speak for anyone's bad experiences pre-2018, but if you haven't come here in a couple of years, give it a try again. read more

I'm really glad that I finally checked this place out. Great sandwiches that you can get hot or cold. The soups were delicious. Convenient, fast, good, and the people were really friendly. read more

This is actually called the Argyle ConvenIENT Store (according to the sign) and it lives up to its name, as I also live in the building. Ice cream, Heineken baby kegs, Q-tips, and Lotto tickets are all within my reach. read more

Friendly neighborhood bodega. Argyle is bigger than your average corner shop, so it's a nice option for late-night supply runs of any stripe. Goods are what you'd expect from a bodega, but with a larger variety of options. Prices are also a little more reasonable than the average bodega, so you won't be too gouged if you need to pick up a couple grocery items here in a pinch. read more

I' lived in this neighboorhood all my life and I have seen the wonderfull transformation. I lso remember the old Argyle with the original owner. It was always a joy to run in and buy a 5cent candy or bubble gum. The owner was always happy to see us kids. Now I try very hard not to go in there. THE OWNERS are always rude and the wife seems to always have an attitude, she acts like you owe her something, like shes doing you a huge favor. The entire community has definitly changed. At this store they can care less!!!!! Junk is all they have OOOO lets not forget the alcohol and all hoodlooms hanging infront making the neighboorhood look bad. I would rather walk to SAMBER MARKET you pay just a little bit more, but they always greet me and my son with a smile. read more

Look it, the people who own and operate the Argyle are basically a nice group, and at $1.25 for a 20 ounce soft drink, the prices aren't too shabby. My lone crticism is that they cater to a large population of losers and street urchins who have nothing better to do with their money than piss it away on the DC lottery. I'm not saying people shouldn't be able to piss away their money any way they like, but once I'm inconvenienced because I have to wait for some 350 lb woman to read $25 worth of lottery numbers to the cashier before lumbering on her way to another "blessed" day, I am off the field. I've left the store empty handed on numerous occasions on account of this and made my purchase at the Samber accross the street instead. read more

Perhaps, a meaningful experience in this store comes without the assistance of foreign employees who dont sexually harass the customers while handing their change back to them at the same rate. read more

The owner needs anger management therapy. I pointed out that he had the wrong price signage on an entire shelf of Cheetos snacks and he preceded to curse me out and "ban" me from his store. Ban me? Darling, I would not step in that place again even if he cleaned up his nasty dusty shelves with incorrect pricing and expired overpriced products. Do yourself a favor and skip this place and go instead to the Brown Street Market or Best World. read more

Go across the street to Samber. Even though this is the closest store to my house the items are the most expensive on Mt Pleasant Street. To top it off the owner is surly and rude to customers. In addition the owner does nothing to curb the loitering in front of the store. As a previous reviewer noted the group that loiters there have been known to carry guns. Shop elsewhere! read more

We used to live in Argyle and a couple years ago we were awaken in the middle of the night by the blazing fire in the convenient store. By the time we woke up and ran outside the place was engulfed. As we were friendly with the building owner he told us that he gave the owner an option to rebuild as a more upscale place as the demographics of the neighborhood were clearly changing. The owner chose to go back to selling only lottery tickets, cigarettes and beer for the El Salvadorian customers believing that it was the core audience and nothing would change. So the interior was rebuild to look just like the old place did. read more

I can see the ice cream freezer from my window across the street. And in that freezer are $.35 ice cream bars and popsicles. Woohoo! They have a better selection of junky snacks than Samber, across the street, and they're open until midnight every night. The owners have been there for at least 25 years. They were never closed a day until the fire several years ago. Like any little bodega, it's not cheap for grocery items, but as I - like most people - only by food there when it's too late to go elsewhere, I can't complain. read more