This was my second visit to Union in the kitchen. The first time I was on the hunt for these treats…read morecalled whims and they're so good but today I got an iced Matcha latte and it taste so good. Can't wait to come back. I think this place is the perfect neighborhood convenience store. I love how I love walking distance and they have a nice selection of snacks and food items.

We came on a rainy Saturday morning. There was a good crowd but lines moved pretty quick. There was…read moreplenty of seating, even for a group of seven. I tried two restaurants, one Hawaiian/Filipino and the other Vietnamese. They were both delicious and no notes. I wish I had more time to explore this place because my first impression was so positive! I definitely plan on coming back when in the area!

Perfect weekend shopping area! Lots of vendors to shop at. From vintage to DIYs, the selections…read moreare endless! I love coming here with my best friend to see what we can spend our money on LOL Hungry? Don't worry! Plenty of restaurants and food places to choose from.

I was expecting a bit more, but still a quaint area to walk around…read more We went on a rainy day, which was too bad for the outside vendors! They were the most fun to peruse - variety of typical farmers market stuff, like locally made teas, foraged mushrooms, etc. Thankfully it was covered so we could poke around a bit. Inside, in one of the attached spaces, were craft vendors. Some unique art, vintage resellers, and trinkets. Lots of fur coats! The main part of the building was almost exclusively meat. As a visitor, this wasn't much fun to look through since we weren't grocery shopping. There was one breakfast spot inside that looked good. Otherwise, we went pretty fast through here since it was basically one long butcher shop. I'd have loved more variety and places to buy food or drinks to eat as we walked!

Recently renovated, Western Market DC is great for a place to meet with friends who don't all want…read moreto eat at the same restaurant or cuisine. You have your choice of Indian, Venezuelan, Burmese, Italian, Japanese, Mediterranean, and more. Maman (which replaced Paul Bakery), Andy's Pizza, and Falafel Inc are superb. The only national chain restaurant is Chipotle. In the warmer months you can sit in the outdoor space outside Chipotle, but it gets busy and crowded fast so reserving chairs for friends on their way is a challenge. There's also an underground (paid) garage accessible from 20th St NW.

Super busy place during lunch, nestled in the Foggy Bottom/Farragut West area. Lots of GWU…read morestudents are here getting food, and there are plenty of quick grab and go places. Pretty cool looking modern, industrial feel with the glass atrium and the interior brick look. From what I could tell, there were some business working professionals dining here too, so maybe there are corporate offices in the upper floors too. Will be back to explore more soon!

I love the nice sized ambiance with its unique decor. Its very relaxing, comfy and quiet during the…read moreearly hours. Offers a variety of food choices but here's only a few eateries. Have only gone there twice after leaving the Nail salon across the street. MG

As many times as I've been to metrobar just a few doors down, I can't believe I didn't know this…read morefood hall was here.... and you know I love food halls! I also didn't realize how close this area is to the metro... totally going to do that from now on instead of driving... I think. I showed up there for an event, and many places were closed, but Alegria, Taqueria Habanero, and Bold Dumpling were open. I like the layout, and it's way bigger than it looks from the outside. And the interactions with all the staff I had were pleasant. I loved the seating too. The bathroom was nice, and I love that they have a water bottle filling station. The few hours I was there, the bathroom was closed twice for cleanup... I wonder if it's always that regular or what. There were two times I had to go and couldn't because of that... but being closed for cleanup isn't a bad thing, haha. They have Mambo Fridays... that may be worth coming back for, though I'd be stepping outside of my comfort zone for sure!

Life is a Cab-array…read more So lettuce entertain you with some peachy produce puns, because they have berry delicious fruits and veggies at the Dupont Circle Fresh Farm Market. Visited the Sunday only market with someone berry punny who is not melon-choly, but we did sample the melons, berries, peaches, plums and more. The peaches were so juicy! Definitely get a bag of those. A few did not make it back home! The heirloom tomatoes were so beautiful and the cucumbers are so crisp. So yummy! My daughter got a fruit tart that was so pretty and a peach agua fresca. So refreshing when the heat index was 107°. So hot, hot, hot. The market also has loaves of bread, amazing beet hummus and other dips, the most beautiful bouquets of flowers and jars filled with honey and jams. Too bad that the jelly was not airplane compliant or I definitely would have grabbed a jar to bring back home. A great fresh farmers market that spreads out over several city blocks. Perfect for a trip on a sunny summer Sunday morning.

New to the area and looking for my new go to farmers market. This one was pretty good, but it was…read morevery crowded. I loved the variety of fresh produce and they had a lot of really delicious baked goods as well. Of course I had to get the hog Haven breakfast sandwich it was delicious, we found street parking nearby for free, will definitely be returning.

Runs every weekend, located right next to Gallaudet University. Lots of room with typical…read morefleamarket selection. Always a lively scene and often a deal to be had.

Been coming to Civtan for over 12 years. An awesome flea market with a great selection of items…read more Super friendly folks and good vibes. Great deals to be had if you know what you're looking for.

Bathrooms - lLack of bathrooms - the 3 portajohns weren't enough- by 10am they were disgusting…read more Terrible directional signage . No rhyme or reason to set ups - people blocked the entire garage lanes unloading preventing others from getting by to their designated spots. Some simple common sense and courtesy goes a long way but unless you have someone directing those - forget about it.

People are a little confused in their reviews here. This is *not* the farmers market in Georgetown…read more(the neighborhood), but rather a student-run farmers market on Georgetown University's campus. It takes place Wednesdays in the spring and fall (usually March to late April and then mid-Sept to early Nov), all weather permitting. It's less a market per se where there are a lot of produce vendors, etc. Rather, it's a lot of vendors selling lunch options. That said, it's worth a stop. I've enjoyed most of the vendors over the years and have never been disappointed.

I went to the Farmer's Market on a fairly overcast day where thunderstorms were predicted and it…read morewas drizzling a bit. This weather forecast may have affected that there were only 3 or 4 stands. Went to the vegetable stand and got a huge salad for $2 which was great, however the sales people at the vegetable stand were less than nice which was sort of unexpected. Though I am trying to support local farmers and hate giving this a less than solid review, the selection is very limited and if you were planning on picking up dinner there, you may be disappointed. However, the chocolate croissants did look scrumptious, so definitely go there at least for dessert.

Of all the farmers markets nearby on a Saturday morning, my partner and I decided on Half Street…read more It's dog friendly and open later than most farm markets (9am-1:30pm) which were two major reasons that led us here. It's right by the Nationals stadium, as well as really great food places like Andy's pizza, sweet green, cava, Rasa, and Atlas brewery. You can truly make a whole trip and afternoon out of it. The market itself has a really nice variety, with some vendors that give out samples. Expect to find fresh local produce, homemade candles, flowers, micro greens, handmade pasta, teas made from tea masters, wild caught fish, uncured meats, raw local honey, and delicious eats on the go like empanadas, sandwiches, pastries and fresh coffee. There's also live music and places to sit in the middle of the market. Be wary of the parking situation. If you're lucky you can find some parking; if not be prepared to park far. It's also right off the green line if you decide to metro instead. Highly recommend Half Street Farmer's Market!

This half Street market may be small, but mighty when it comes to customer service. Everyone was…read moretruly friendly while I was walking around, even though I really wasn't there to shop, but I found myself buying some kimchi. It definitely helps that there's another market closer to me now, instead of having to go all the way over to the Eastern market. This is definitely a scale down version of the Eastern market, but definitely worth the visit. Ironically, I visited this market and the Easter market on the same day. I really love both of these markets!

The Flea Market Store on North Capitol Street NE in DC has closed. They were packing up this week,…read moreand a realty sign wss on the lawn on 8/1/25. The owner had told me months ago that the landlord wanted the space back.

The Flea Market Store has been around for 15 years in the North Capitol neighborhood run by a man…read morenamed Willie. If you've driven on North Capitol, you'll recognize it. It's a corner store with a collection of things outside for sale from furniture to bikes to art to cabinets. What most people don't know if it's one of the only flea markets open every day in the city and there's more stuff inside like china and belts! If you enjoy hunting for diamonds in the rough items, go here!