I rarely eat sandwiches, given the plethora of exotic options available. So this plain-jane,…read moreno-frills truck actually struck me as a novelty amidst the cluster of zany, decorated trucks offering Moroccan wraps, Lebanese burritos and Korean Tacos. I must say the Caprese sandwhich I chose for $9 was prepared exquisitely with fresh basil leaf, generous mozzarella and tomato and lovely sprinkling of peppers and dressing. The portion size was "yuuuuuge" to quote a contemporary celebrity. It really held up well all afternoon back at the office as I munched my way through the afternoon. The meats tasted delectably fresh and the lettuce crunchy and well-dressed. Banh Mi is more to my taste because of the crusty bread and delicious Asian twist, but this Italian sandwich really deserves kudos for great flavor and preparation. If you like, and normally eat, sandwiches I feel sure you will be suitably impressed.

I'm by no means an Italian sub expert, but I've had my share from Philly and NY. Although…read moreeverything tasted great in this sub (I got the Milano with the works), the bread simply didn't hold up. In the 5 minute walk back to my office, it was a soggy mess. Inedible. However I happily dissected it and enjoyed the meat and veggies. The service wasn't immediate, but that's because it's made to order. I found the guy working there plenty nice - he even gave me a sample of the salami which sold me on my choice. I'd recommend the place, but maybe avoid the oil and peppers, or ask for peppers on the side.

Once upon a time there was a girl who worked in the city on the Hill. In pursuit of happiness in…read morethe form of a breakfast sandwich, she searched high and low all through NOMA, to the WH and back! She stumbled across Atrium Cafe. She thought, why not. It was an easy order, bacon, egg and cheese on wheat. The price was reasonable but what she encountered was tragic! Let's get into it! Breakfast Sandwich- No bueno. It was so skinny it was giving diet sandwich. Not sure if they heard me ask for turkey bacon but I don't eat turkey bacon, that's a sin right? I couldn't even see the bacon and the cheese was giving processed. Anywho, I would not come back and do not recommend. Your girl was hungry! I took one bite and threw this away. Giving them two stars cause they are inexpensive and if you're saving coins this may be for you!

We originally wanted to try a different sandwich shop on I (Eye) Street. Unfortunately, the line…read morewas out the door when we arrived. We ended up at Atrium Café. They have a few outdoor tables, and very limited interior window bar seating. The shop has many grab & go items as well as hot and cold sandwiches, soup, and salad. My husband ordered the Steak & Cheese sandwich. He was happy with his selection. It was made to order. The steak and veggies were grilled in front of us. I went with the Tuna Melt on Sourdough bread. The bread wasn't really grilled. The bread appeared to be toasted. The tuna was warm and the cheese was melted. It was made with fresh ingredients. I just expected it to have that buttery grilled bread. It missed the mark for me. I should have gone with the panini. I'd give it another shot if I worked nearby. The pricing is reasonable. Especially for breakfast. I can see it being popular with the locals who work in that area. I just wouldn't get the Tuna Melt.

I'm never disappointed when I get lunch here. When I walked by the first time as I was checking all…read morethe food trucks the offered me a bite of their organic, never frozen chicken. After weighing the options at other trucks I came back for a Blue Cheese Chicken Sandwich. It wasn't life changing by any means, but like I said earlier, their sandwiches never disappoint. The fries have a good flavor too . . . . and they automatically give you ketchup without having to ask. Another plus is that the have Coke Zero Sugar which I recently switched to and highly recommend . . . . because DIET COKE SUCKS! For a great lunch and friendly service be sure to give this food truck a try.

I tried the ranch fried chicken sandwich on my first visit.. $7.99. Big, sub-sized sandwich,…read moredelicious golden fried chicken! So good I went back a couple weeks later and got the honey mustard chicken sandwich. Even better!

Can someone please tell me where this truck is/goes???? I had 3 ground beef tacos from them at a…read moretruckeroo about 2 months ago, fell in pure love and I've never seen them again =( Please come out of hiding DC Loco's, you have people who truly love you. You are what makes a genuine taco. I miss you. I love you. It's like we had a one niter, you gave me the best I ever had and left me high and dry, never to be seen or heard from again. Come back, find me. I'll never forget you.

Here's the way it works. You choose whether you want tacos, a burrito, or a taco salad. Then you…read morechoose your meat. They come with some standard toppings (I think salsa, lettuce, and cheese) and then you can choose three additional toppings for no additional cost. Guacamole is not on either list. You can order guac for $2 extra. I ordered a carnitas taco salad with a side of guacamole. For my three additional toppings, I asked for corn, black beans, and spinach. The first thing I noticed is that the salad came with guac on it (in addition to the side of guac I got). Also, there was no spinach. Not one leaf. Nor was there any cheese. The salad consisted of the fried tortilla bowl, shredded iceberg lettuce, black beans, corn, carnitas, and guac. It came with a side of salsa/hot sauce. The lettuce did not look or taste fresh. There was a scant amount of beans and corn. The carnitas were fatty and tasteless. I ended up dumping the salad out of the tortilla bowl, mixing the few black beans and corn kernels in with my salsa and guac, and eating it with the tortilla. The meat and lettuce I left relatively untouched. Oh, and their sign said $9 for carnitas and $2 for guac, but they charged me $12 total.

Brown Bag always provides me a consistent lunch when I'm in a hurry!…read more I was craving a soup and sandwich on a rainy afternoon before my 1PM meeting and popped into Brown Bag. It was very busy, but their staff ensured they were getting through each order as fast as they could. With it being so hectic on a workday, the staff was very kind and accommodated everyone's orders efficiently. I got the Roma Sandwich (toasted bread, pesto, tomato, and mozzarella) and the Creamy Tomato Soup. I absolutely loved this flavorful combo and appreciated the high quality ingredients! The store is a kiosk in L'enfant Plaza that has no seating. However, there are plenty of seats right next to the restaurant. Additionally, you can use their touchscreen to order and pay when you get up to the register. In addition, I really liked how the soups are self-serve on the side of their establishment. This helped cut down on time as I waited for my sandwich along with 15 other people ahead of me. With the sandwiches, soups, bowls, and salads, there really is something for everyone at Brown Bag!

An OK experience at Brown Bag. Located in the L'Enfant Plaza food court, a good option for lunch…read moresandwiches, soup, salads, and light fare. Virtually everything about this place is quick, 30-minutes office day lunch quality. The customer service is good and the menu options are vast for lunch items. The inside is clean and is strategically situated to take orders, get drinks, pay, and exit. Need a quick lunch option in this area of SW, give them a try.

Worst food truck experience ever. Order was wrong, staff seemed confused, wedges weren't burnt to…read morea crisp. I figured I'd give this a try since I'm all Keto and such. Let's start with the fact that the crew seemed confused when I walked up, that should have been a sign. The guy working the window had a mystery order that no one claimed of pulled pork, mashed cauli and wedges. I ordered the pulled pork, mash and slaw. I took my order and made my way across the street to work. I knew I should have opened it up before I left but I didn't. I get to the office and find pork, mash and wedges. Okay, slightly irritated because I didn't get my slaw and I figure they gave me the "Mystery order" to get rid of it. Then I look at the wedges. They are virtually uneatable, literally burnt black. Never again Brooklyn Sandwich, never again.

Ok, so not bad, but room for improvement. I was surprised that I liked the Ruben more than the…read moreBrisket. The Ruben was flavorful with the slaw and aioli, but there unfortunately wasn't much meat. The Brisket, meanwhile, was half inedible because it was so fatty. Of course I expect fat on my sandwich meats, but this was too much. The knish was delicious, as was the sour pickle. The slaw was better on the sandwich than by itself on the side, and again, there wasn't much of it. So the food was good, but when I go to a food truck for lunch, instead of bringing my own, I want to be full afterwards, and unfortunately I was still hungry since their portions were so small.

I was fortunate to sign-up for a free lunch thing that was going on near my job downtown and Ball…read moreor Nothing just happened to be one of the trucks BLESSING the event with their goodness! Since I ALWAYS check to see what my fellow Yelpers recommend, I already knew what I wanted and that was 1 of each of their veggie/vegan, Classic, and BBQ chicken meatballs with sides of roasted cauliflower and mac and cheese. Out of the three meatballs, my absolute favs were the veggie/vegan and the bbq chicken. The vegan/veggie meatball was indeed a little soft texture wise; however, the taste blew my mind. The seasonings and veggies throughout made me do a double take. The BBQ chicken was again seasoned really well and the sweet BBQ sauce was a nice touch! Onto the sides -- the roasted cauliflower was the bomb.com! I never thought of myself as a cauliflower lover, but after trying this I def would get it again! Again, the cauliflower was very well seasond and roasted just right - not too crunchy and not mushy, mushy, but kinda soft how I prefer my veggies. The mac and cheese was ok, nothing stood out to me about it. In my opinion, it could've used some pepper (I didn't have any at my desk smh); however, the cheese was plentiful and gooey! I did love the thick noodles that were used vs traditional elbow noodles. All in all, I def will be on the look out for Ball or Nothing in my area and will most def will get the veggie/vegan and BBQ chicken meatballs with cauliflower. Seeing that they have other sides, I cannot wait to try those as well.

For some reason today nearly all the trucks near Union Station were taco trucks and I was not in…read morethe taco mood. I came across this meatball truck and there were so many things on the menu I wanted to try that I got distracted and didn't even look at the price. I wound up choosing one of each type of meatball (classic, veggie, Buffalo chicken), roasted cauliflower, and mac and cheese. The total came to around $13, which sounded a bit pricey but the portions are huge and well worth it. I liked the classic meatball best followed by the Buffalo chicken; was not that into the veggie one. It was a bit mushy and tasted like a kale burger. Sides were solid and matched well with the meatballs. The box is compostable which is a great plus! Will definitely look for it again.

Stopped by last week and tried the Monster Burger. What an amazing experience!! Prices are way…read morebelow average for a Burger of this size. Amazing Taste! Best Burger spot in DC!

I really liked Tropic Burger. The food tasted fresh and reasonably priced for what you get. The…read moretruck was near the air and space museum which made it a convenient stop between my whirlwind of touristy sight seeing.