We came here a few times during our stay in DC. We ordered things like coffee, fresh juice, ice…read morecream, chips and nachos, crispy avocado tacos, fish tacos, an eel bowl, and pizza. Everything here is pretty good. But the Mexican food was just okay (beans and cheese dip tasted canned/powdered), while the tacos were pretty standard. But my partner enjoyed having his coffee and juice here as well as the pizza. Overall we really enjoyed the concept of this place -- the shared community space, the tall ceilings, and the fast and seamless ordering system. You can order at any kiosk/stand, but it's better to grab a table, sit down, and order from the unique link you scan from each table's unique QR code link, and they bring the food to you. It's a model ahead of its time but one that makes it easy to order your food (though I can see the drawbacks like having to order once you get to the building since there are unique QR codes that prevent you from ordering food when you're not there. I honestly would give the food closer to 4 stars, but my partner had such positive experiences at this place that I am giving it 5 stars.

We love the roost…read more We order the chili marinated fish tacos. Fuji red jacket Apple juice. Crunchy spicy avocado and cucumber sushi. The guava lemonade. New spicy tuna. Shrimp tempura Green Monster, Spicy peperoni Squares. Taco night in America tacos Are all so tasty and make a meal for three As far as ambiance it can get quite loud. This place is usually pretty busy and family friendly and metro accessible The Service is prompt and attentive.

Updated Review: A…read moremuch better experience at Twisted. The customer service was very good and of course the pretzels were delicious. Prices are reasonable for a city pretzel vendor. Overall a good experience and I will visit again when at the Wharf. Previous Review: August 28, 2022 CUSTOMER SERVICE EXPERIENCE: I visited this pretzel shop at 6:24pm on Sunday, August 28th, 2022 and encountered a male employee at the service window who proceeded to ask how he could help me. When I informed him I wanted to purchase a salted pretzel he proceeded to tell me that there were no pretzels and that they were closed. He then said they had recently closed for the night a few minutes prior to my arrival and that they were only selling soft drinks. Considering the restaurant doesn't close until 7pm and the fact the employee's statement regarding operating status was so ambiguous, I asked a clarifying question, "are you closed or is it that you simply don't have anymore pretzels?" In my mind if a business says they're closed that means they are closed for business and not selling anything. He responded in a very disrespectful tone by saying "we're not open, that is what closed means." At that point I disengaged and simply asked him for his name. He informed me his name was Josiah. I'm not putting too much interest into whether or not that was really his name because he hesitated for a moment when I asked him. Normally that is an indication that someone just gave you the wrong name. To wrap up, having not purchased anything on this visit really is disappointing considering this was my first experience ever with this business. One in which the customer service was far from appropriate. Businesses can separate themselves from the pack in the area of customer service by how they treat potential customers when no sales transaction occurs. Whoever manned the service window on this day could benefit from additional coaching and mentoring in basic customer service.

If you're looking for a quick bite at the Wharf for cheap, Twisted at the Wharf is the place to go…read more The food isn't spectacular, but will satisfy your cravings. I got a salty pretzel with cheese dip. The pretzel was soft and hot, but it was a bit too...salty. the cheese dip wasn't very flavorful. However, the service was great and I appreciate how they support a good cause, so they get extra points for that.

It's a standard food court. Good range of places with a lot of the standards, though I personally…read morelike the crepe place myself.

My daughter tried to get refund at Taco Bell last week the day article about lettuce and health…read moreissues came out. She was traveling and Manager had NO empathy.

"Al's bulgogi steak sub may be the best sub in the city," said one of my friends who helps cover…read moreD.C.'s food scene. That was enough to convince me to pop into this unassuming carryout spot just south of Barracks Row. First opened in 1975, Al's is now owned by a couple who immigrated from South Korea in 1997. In 2004, they purchased Al's after owning and managing a restaurant in their native South Korea. Now, the menu is a mix of American classics like pancakes and food influenced by their heritage like the bulgogi steak sub. Open every day except Sunday at 6am through lunch, Al's serves all day breakfast like waffles and French toast. They make a variety of subs with care like the bulgogi one, which is one of the best in the city. It's carryout only so there aren't tables or seats, but the benches at nearby Virginia Avenue Park are great for meals. (There's a playground there for your kids.) The bulgogi steak sub is excellent, which is where they shine. Service is also noteworthy. The woman who co-owns the shop is kind and serves her food with a lot of care. To get there, it's about a seven-minute walk from the Eastern Market Metro.

decent deli with some interesting options. prices are reasonable but not cheap ($15+ for a…read morespecialty sandwich), they accept credit/tap. The bulgogi steak is nice but the sauce is overly sweet. sausage egg and cheese is decent I think it was around $8. service is quick and friendly

Double cheeseburger with z fries (no salt). Absolutely delicious. Perfectly cooked, juicy and…read moretasty. It was prepared fast and there was plenty of seating (austere).

We stopped by this place to get some burgers and fries and mainly because it was close to where we…read morewere staying. Boy were we pleasantly surprised! The burgers were the most delicious burger that we ever had. My husband's words. They were fresh and just flavorful! We highly recommend. We would come back again if we are in the area!

It was my first time at this location, so I chose to get one of my favorites: the Chocolate Tower…read moreTruffle Cake to go, to test things out. Though the restaurant was extremely packed, I was able to get in and out fairly quickly. Staff were very friendly, and were good at handling ordering and pickups quickly. As usual, the cake was very moist, flavorful (with a big variety of chocolate flavoring), and was a nice size. Since, the location is more centrally located, I can see myself coming back to this one more often.

Pretty easy to get a reservation through their site. The restaurant is easy to get to and has a…read morelarge seating area. The check in was simple and this last time we got a great server. She was attentive and proactive. She saw that my account had a reward so was ready when I asked to redeem it. We got chicken bellagio and chicken madeira. The bellagio could easily be two meals, and the basil pasta was tasty and generous and the crispy chicken was good. And the chicken Madeira was also good with the mashed potatoes and a rich sauce. For dessert, we celebrated a birthday so we had a reward in our account for a slice of cake and they also gave a cute little sundae. That was a nice touch.

Call your mother was very popular on TT so I had to stop by before I got on the road…read more I ordered the Mountain View bagel and the cinna-bun latte. The way the cheese was melted was 10/10. It was gooey with every bite. They put a good of amount of avocado so I had avocado with every bite. They had simply mayo and I added that as I ate my bagel. The latte wasn't as sweet as the worker advised it would be. I wanted a sweet latte but it did have a strong cinnamon flavor I enjoyed. The drink was good, just wanted it a little sweeter. I added a packet of sugar and the drink was perfect. I sat outside in the shade since I had my pups with me. One of the workers came outside with pup cups that had a doggie treat in the cup. My babies were so happy. That was very sweet of the worker. I loved this spot because it's very cute inside and out. There were multiple people outside on the tables talking and eating. I truly enjoyed the atmosphere and loved how they thought my babies. I will definitely be back when I come back to visit DC.

It was good - was expecting a more Mom and Pop inside and staff, but that's not their fault…read more I would say if you're craving a bagel sandwich, this is the place for you. A lot of different options.

This was my go to place for coffee and breakfast during the many years I worked at Federal triangle…read morefor the USEPA. This morning I had an appointment in the Ronald Reagan building and was happy to have time to stop by M2 M for some breakfast, it was just as good as it always was! This is a great little spot, and lunch is also really good there! So glad this place is still in business

This was a pleasant surprise in a kind of out of the way spot next to the capital hill farmers…read moremarket. It was too hot to eat outside so we opted for this great buffet of hot and cold items sold by the pound. Place was kept clean and we were in and out on our own timeline.