This little shop is charming. I arrived at 6:59 and requested a sandwich. The grill closes at 7 and…read morethe owner said not a problem at all. He was so friendly and the food was delicious. There's also a very good variety of items in the small grocery store.

Super friendly service! You can have a sandwich prepared while you pick up your groceries. Super…read morecute store that has everything you need. From wine to white laws and even some produce. They have a great selection and a variety of ethnic food products as well. They also have soap, TP and paper towels. The tuna salad sandwich I got was tasty! I also picked up some fresh onions while I was there so I wouldn't have to go to the grocery store later on.

It's a great store with kind people. Just don't order delivery, at least not from the store in…read moreMerrified, VA. They just make mistakes an awful lot. Very nice about it, but still not worth the trouble when there are more efficient stores for delivery.

If you're going to lock away your better wines, you should always have somebody in the store who…read morecan open it. I noticed a good deal on something interesting online and came across town only to find that the person who could open the wine cellar had gone away for the day and the store manager had no access.

If I could give six stars, I would, because I am a total fan! Us folks from Hawaii are huge fans of…read moreTrader Joe's! In the five days that I was in DC, I visited at least four times! Just when I thought I had enough gifts and snack to bring home to the islands, my luggage said I had space for more! What does that mean and meant going back for more goodies! The store was neat and had everything that I looked for. The staff were also very friendly. In regard to parking, I'm not sure if any parking is available. The next time I'm in DC and in the area, I'm definitely heading back!

Best time to shop is early morning any day of the week, especially weekends. This is likely the…read moresmallest Trader Joe's in the city, so when the crowds come the items go fast. When I decided to take a chance one late afternoon to buy chicken thighs and the shelf was empty. The crew does not appear to restock frequently when this happens. This is an issue at other local Trader Joe's, but the checkout line wraps well around the store if you come on a busy day. When the store is stocked and you can move freely around the aisles, it is a great experience. Despite it being smaller than other stores, I still find what I need a majority of the time. Other items like a graham cracker pie crust or tartar sauce I have to go to a larger grocery store. The staff is friendly every time I'm there as well. It is always a pleasant and smooth checkout experience!

It's great if you live in the area after you order here because then you can go to your house and…read moreread War & Peace or go run a marathon or watch a Nationals game--because that is how long it will take to get your sandwiches! There were two people in front of us when we ordered a chicken madness, a grilled cheese, and some fries, and yet, it took FOREVER to come out. We were pretty pissed when we finally sat down to eat. Speaking of sitting down, there's nowhere to sit! We literally perched on the steps of a fire escape between a dumpster and a rat trap--excellent dining conditions. At this point, we were going to hate the food no matter what, but we can't even report that we grudgingly liked it because it was so awful. The chicken madness had tiny pieces that were flying out of the bun, and they couldn't even bother putting the knife through the bottom slice to cut it fully in half. The meat-pepper mixture had zero salt and there was NO pickle included (though promised) to have some acidity to cut through the grease of it all. Our daughter put away her grilled cheese because she was beyond hangry, but the fries were limp and sad. UGH--why would anybody willingly order food from here?? Oh, let's talk about the cookies. Do you like the taste of stale butter and feeling like you just bit into the greasiest cookie imaginable? That's what it's like to sample the M&M and oreo cookie. Maybe this place is amazing at 2:00 am in the morning after a night at the bars. But in the light of day on a Sunday afternoon? Two stars, and that's rounding up. Do not go here unless you want to reenact a scene from Waiting for Godot but make it Guy Fieri-themed.

This place is fantastic... out of 15x ordering, I have always been more than satisfied with the…read moreprice and quality of my orders! But this place is an absolute gem in Georgetown for cheesesteaks and chicken cheesesteaks! Their Oreo cookies are one of a kind, great! I will always come back to this spot when in Georgetown!

AWESOME local market with a small amount of offerings- but a very good selection…read more Honestly the main reason for stopping in during our Sunday stroll, was the hot dogs in the window & the sign out front- And I must say... I WISH I WENT BACK FOR ANOTHER! Wooooooooow!!! Best dogs in DC! I will be adding this hot dog to my weekly line up...!!!! Happy to have this neighborhood spot, you'll always have my business. Toasted brioche bun, hot dog cooked perfectly- all the fixin's! (My mouth is watering just writing this!) The customer service was wonderful, very friendly & neighborhood feels! Also got a few other snacks, all were fantastic & locally hand picked for this store. -The PRETZEL TOFFEE RIPPLE, by MT Desert Island--local ice cream...was bomb! Will be back again this week for more 'dogs' + snacks!! So happy to have stumbled on this place today!!!!

It's still five stars here, and they also opened the nearby Sara's Market. Love them both. But now…read morethe "food desert" aspects of Georgetown have improved since my previous review. We got our Whole Foods back (although it is mechanized, so the ambience sucks), and Trader Joe's opened, as did Wegman's and Streets. So there is competition, definitely, but this little corner shop still has my heart.

Water in the bathrooms is super cold and so employees skip washing hands as a result. Would be very…read morecareful buying prepared food, salad bar items from here. As for the overpriced hot bar, many items get over heated and are inedible.

Two level Whole Foods with a super cool ambience! Large selection of products with small food…read morecourt upstairs. Easily accessible from the metro. It was widely overpriced though. However, there was a good selection of goods and products. The service was mid, we were not greeted by any employees and no one offered to help us during our time here.

If you've been in one Trader Joe's in your lifetime, you know the layout is pretty much the same…read more However, this is one of the largest of the few in the area I was in, which was on Wisconsin Ave. What sets this apart from where I live in Maryland is the fact that in Maryland you cannot buy wine in grocery stores or places such as Trader Joe's and on top of that the wine/liquor prices in Maryland are outrageous. Therefore, for that moment I felt like I was in heaven when I stopped in and saw the wine selections, my heart was happy, I felt like I was back home in Seattle, WA, and for those of you who have never been to Washington State, one thing you need to know is this, you can buy beer, wine and liquor very late at any grocery store, 7-11, gas stations and/mom & pop stores in and outiside of the city and that's why I was so happy to see Trader Joe's in DC had the option to shop for both groceries libations (wine). The staff members are always happy to help you find items, and customer service is always great, in my opinion. I love me some Trader Joe's, even if I'm not able to purchase wine at my local Trader Joe's, or not is still my favorite place to shop for my groceries since I eat the same thing I already know how much I'm going to spend on griceries. and I will take the drive. However, now I will make the drive to DC to do both when I can. After all, I'm a road warrior. Again, this is just my opinion and experiences. Love U!

This Trader Joe's is the best in DC. It's pretty big relative to other locations in DC and has a…read morelot of products! I regularly go to the Glover Park location so am quite familiar with the layout, but I must say this location is spacious and even when it's busy, it's rarely overwhelming. Also the staff here are what makes this location so great! They are always so friendly, fast, and efficient! I have been to other locations where there was a lack of friendliness and efficiency, and these qualities really make the difference. Trader Joe's also still manages to have reasonable prices in DC which I appreciate. Lastly, they have free parking which is always a bonus.

I stopped by this Safeway with a colleague since it's close to our workplace, and for us it was a…read morequick and easy trip. We came in, found what we needed, checked out, and were back out the door without any issues. The convenience and walkability were definitely the biggest perks. That said, my colleague has told me some horror stories about the parking situation here, plus the higher prices and people loitering outside. Luckily, we walked over so we avoided the parking chaos entirely. Based on my experience alone, it was fine -- but it seems like timing and how you get here might make a big difference.

This one took me on an adventure that I will not forget any time soon. This review is divided into…read moretwo parts-parking + shopping experience. Parking: You have to drive down into an underground parking lot. That's cool, but you had to spend a $10 minimum to get free parking. Bet-let me get my little list together and head in. Shopping Experience-the store is nicely organized and the staff is friendly. I easily found everything that I needed to get. Upon exiting the store, I asked about how to get out of the parking area without having to pay. I was told that I would need to use the barcode on the receipt to scan out of the parking garage (remember this later in my review). Parking: I made an error and followed someone exiting the parking area and they ended up going further into the parking garage instead of going up. That was my mistake. I was in an area with taped paper arrows. It honestly looked like the area that Michael Jackson danced in within the Bad video. You know the video-they were dancing/fighting. I knew I had to get out of that parking garage or I might've seen Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Exiting the parking garage was its own thing. The exit bar is on a 45 degree incline. Hope you aren't driving a manual. I scanned the barcode on the receipt-that did not work. FYI-there is a separate receipt attachment with a barcode that needs to be scanned-not the receipt itself. Oh Safeway-what an adventure this location is.

Stalks of lemongrass was my elusive ingredient for a while. It was nowhere to be found at Whole…read moreFoods, Trader Joe's, Rice Market, or Good Fortune in Virginia. I gave Streets Market a try and it was hanging with the herbs in the produce section. My lemongrass chicken has now become one of my favorite meals to make. My dinner party guests a while ago loved it. Besides being a surprising place to find lemongrass, Streets is well stocked and convenient for almost anything in your kitchen. Your cooking, baking, snacking, and partying needs can all be met here. On the side, the prepared food section even looks good. The alcohol section in the back is quite expansive. Sometimes I like to peak in to see what flavors of Eastcider or canned cocktails they have. It's usually a little different from other stores. The Asian foods section is robust, with a very wide selection of instant noodles and Buldak ramen! Even though items can be a few dollars more here, it's worth giving it a try if you need something that you cannot get to a large grocery store for. Plus, Streets is well spread out through the city. Some are a little bit different than others, like the 14th St. location has a coffee shop and a section for food cooked to order.

Nice little store close by the hotel where I was staying so I could get some items for breakfast…read moreand snacks. The service was kind and warm, with people who helpfully pointed me toward the items I needed and even opened my non-screwcap water. It's not going to have everything you need, but they have a lot more than you'd expect.

This grocery store is like a mini organic market. They pretty much have all of the essentials,…read morehowever they don't have a deli or extensive meat section. However the entire back row is filled with beer and wine. I only needed to get a couple of things for the apartment. I got a 25oz bottle of Pellegrino mineral water, a box of Cheerios cereal, and a bushell of Dole bananas. There was only a single cashier working, and the line was a little long, but it moved along eventually. The store is clean and cramped full of items. I would characterize it more like a drug store than anything, and I'm glad that it's here.

Generally speaking, I don't like when businesses exploit their customers and are greedy…read more This location is pretty convenient for Adams Morgan residents. The people who live near this location have almost no grocery stores in their vicinity. This store has a monopoly. This place does have organic and healthier items although some of them are very very overpriced. I was passing by and wanted to get some bread, but the bread was not only $7+ but also had visible mold in so many places. For such a small store I'd hope they could keep track of their inventory better...