Wanted a quick meal near my hotel from a conference. This place had a bib and some interesting…read moresandwiches. I got the hot nug and Cacio e Pepe fries. I ordered to go and it was quick. The food was good. The hot nug sandwich had a nice tangy taste. Not too spicy and was very manageable. I'd had lived more spicy but the flavors were still very satisfying. The fries were great too. I really enjoyed the sauces and couldn't stop eating them. I'd definitely recommend Thai place if you are looking for a good sandwich and a quick bite!

When is a sandwich not just a sandwich? When you have a sandwich from Your Only Friend. It was a…read morehot and sunny day and I was down near the convention center for a conference. I didn't want to eat at the hotel, so I checked my Yelp app and saw that there is a sandwich spot nearby. I decided to walk a few blocks and try it out. I was glad I did! It's a very unassuming place where you can sit down and have a lunch or dinner or you can get it to go. I decided to get mine to go. I was greeted by friendly cashier. She asked if it was my first time there and I said yes. She explained how the ordering process works and explained a little about each sandwich. I decided to try the RBG, which was $18. I believe all sandwiches are $18. I was a little surprised by the price, but I wanted to try it. The RBG is delicious pork sandwich with coleslaw and a soft, yet crunchy bread. Don't get me wrong. I am not a crunchy bread sandwich type of girly. But this bread was just right for this sandwich. I had the ability to eat the entire sandwich with the bread not becoming too soggy and falling apart. The pork was tender and flavorful, the slaw was crunchy and tart. It was a wonderful combination. The only negative thing that I have to say is that it is a really large sandwich! So, make sure you bring a friend to eat the other half...so you won't be tempted to eat it all like I did!

Amazed by the hot pastrami. In actuality, it's probably a meal for two. Also had the short club…read morewhich was excellent. All sorts of little details inside to ponder purchasing. Really like the place. Will definitely go back.

Lots of meat on the pastrami sandwich...I like the pastrami. I'm not a mustard person though. They…read moreadd another slice of bread on the bottom as well. We got the duck pate, so salty. I don't like the flavor..

TLDR: must go to food spot in D.C. Truly a gem, decent parking nearby, great service and a large…read morevariety of products in the shop. This is the holy grail for DC SANDWICHES! I have been here over 3 dozen times atleast. I always grab a sandwich and have venture into their homemade pizza dough, pasta sauces, baked goods and more. I've never had anything bad here over several years. They have an online ordering service which makes pick up a lot more easier. Sometimes when it's busy you can expect to wait 20-30 mins on your sandwich, so i usually order in advance. Parking can be touch and go sometimes but there's a free parking garage (up to 3 hours) around the corner.

This is one of my favorite places to grab sandwiches and all things Italian products in Washington…read moreDC! Their sandwiches are always great and I am never disappointed by them. Their customer service can be qualified as no frills yet inviting (hard to really describe, but positive overall). It's hard to find reasonably priced goods in this city too. Definitely recommend folks to swing by!

I tend to default to Compliments Only when I'm grabbing lunch or even just walking in Dupont. It's…read morea tight space with some bar stool seating and 2-3 tables. Most people order their sandwiches to go. The line can get pretty long, but you get through at a decent pace, I wouldn't say fast. Simple and straightforward ordering process, just remember what you ordered because they don't take names. I go between the Crunchy Boi and the Marisa Tomei Eats Free, which are both great. The Crunchy Boi is probably their most popular sandwich and it's lighter than you would think considering it's filled with potato chips. I think it's worth trying once. The Marisa Tomei, on the other hand, has never failed me. It's balanced with an absurd amount of arugula against the meat, and it's never dry. The portions are generous, like you could definitely split it into two meals, but they're not so heavy that you couldn't finish a sandwich in one sitting.

I ordered the Hot Pants sandwich and really enjoyed it. It was huge, packed with flavor, and…read moredefinitely worth the price. The combination of meats, peppers, and Cholula mayo was delicious. Just a heads up, this place gets very busy around lunchtime, so I'd recommend ordering ahead for pickup or being prepared to wait a little. There's also limited seating inside. Overall, a great sandwich and I'll definitely be back.

I love grazie. I have been coming here for years and you can't go wrong. Really always a good…read morechoice if you are looking for top notch but no pretension. Food is always great with enough I think it's enough for two. Very worth it for the food

Grazie Grazie is a great spot when you want good food fast without sacrificing quality. The menu…read morepricing definitely reflects its Warf location, but the portions and freshness make it worth it. The inside has a fun vibe -- I loved the creative pizza‑box wall décor. I ordered a salad and was impressed by how generous they were with the chicken. The dressing had great flavor, and all the ingredients tasted fresh. We also tried a hot sandwich, which was big enough that we ended up taking half home. Service was quick and friendly, making it an easy place to stop for a satisfying meal.

I live ~10 min drive north from this location. This is my second time coming for a private event…read moreand both times I've come, I've said out loud, "I should order takeout from them once a week!!" They operate a deli counter in the front and a bar / speakeasy in the back. You can rent out the bar space for private events. Last night, we had the space (and a bartender!) to ourselves, along with 3-4 different types of sandwiches. There is something SPECIAL about their seeded Italian bread. The perfect flakiness and texture. I enjoyed the chicken fontina and Italian. The caprese was my least favorite--not sure if they use a balsamic or what, but the flavor wasn't coming through. Before I left, I decided to order a large chicken cheesesteak to take home for lunch the next day. It was a bit of a risk to order a hot sandwich that I would have in the fridge overnight but I heated it up in our air fryer/toaster oven for all of 10 mins and the bread was good (not soggy) and the sandwich itself was delicious. I enjoyed it so much, I didn't stop to take a photo until the last bite :) It's a decent size sandwich--I ate half for lunch (along with my own chips and veggies) and have another half for tomorrow so while it's not cheap, I think it's reasonable.

This place fell way off…read more I was fooled by social media and ordered their Thanksgiving sub... false advertising. Did not look like the video - all bread and extremely SKIMPY. The worst part is they charged me nearly $20 for that abomination. What a rip off. I thought they were decent pre-covid, but apparently they just don't seem to care anymore. Other places make loaded sandwiches... save your money!!

This sandwich was DELICIOUS! Union market is always busy but I got my food fast and couldn't have…read morebeen happier with the choice! Prices could be better but I feel like it's very on par with the rest of the food options. I'd love to go back and try their other options!

I came to Fossette Focacceria excited to try another sandwich establishment in DC. They have a good…read moreassortment of sandwiches, and I decided to try the Chicken Parm option because I can always appreciate good chicken parm. I will say the focaccia bread was really good - it made the chicken parm itself not feel so heavy. However, I will say the sandwich itself to be underwhelming. The chicken wasn't memorable and it wasn't a good value spot compared to other options in the area. The service itself was pretty speedy considering no one else was ordering from here. The Union Market area is always bustling with folks, but the hype did not align with this spot. I am happy to try this place, and I will consider going back at a future time.

My grandfather, my father, myself have all lived and worked in Philadelphia. This is better than…read moredelisandros. This is better than any pretender and most serious places in philly. This is one of the best cheese steaks I've ever had. Perfectly peppery ribeye, Perfectly cheesey and salty Cooper sharp and soft flavorful onions on the perfect crispy outside soft absorbent seeded Italian bread. There is no competition in dc for a better cheese steak. Go birds!

Grazie Grazie is my takeout go-to spot when I'm in the city! Two words: Julia's Caesar. This caesar…read moresalad is unlike any other. I've ordered it numerous times and every time -- it's FRESH. I order it with chicken and dressing on the side. You're welcome in advance! NOTE: The salad is about $18 before taxes. Pricey, but it is a good portion, and as I mentioned -- it is always fresh.

True to its name, delicious sandwiches on fluffy focaccia bread with about a dozen sandwiches to…read morechoose from! There's a small indoor seating space and a couple of tables outdoors. The Portfino sandwich hit the spot and bursting with flavor in every bite! The sandwich was stuffed with a heap of veggies (mushrooms, peppers, onions, arugula) with goat cheese and topped with lemon aioli, delicious! The Monaco roasted veggie sandwich is very flavorful! The sandwich was stuffed with fried eggplant, grilled zucchini, stracciatella, tomato, arugula and roasted red pepper spread. The Parmigiano sandwich with eggplant was more like a Caprese sandwich with fresh mozzarella cheese, greens, tomato, and crispy thinly sliced eggplant stuffed between scrumptious moist Focaccia bread. This isn't a traditional sloppy Joe's Eggplant Parm sandwich (there's no marinara sauce!) While the ingredients were neatly tucked inside and I enjoyed the sandwich, the sandwich particularly was a little bit dry and I think a bit of sauce like pesto or marinara would go a long way. The Nutella Brownie is best eaten at room temperature, it tastes chewy and pretty awful cold. Let it thaw. Note the sandwich shop is now open Mon - Sun 10am - 4pm (it used to be open Wed - Sun and I made the mistake of walking over a mile from work on Tues when it was closed! Great sandwich shop (owned by Red Hen), and wish it was a little closer to work , so I could come back more often!

For Bethesda locale in Slice Shop. The Mortazza is the best sandwich in DC - maybe tied with…read moresomething from Bub and Pop's, but the focaccia makes everything mo better. Best mortadella sammie outside of Bologna! Only a slight exaggeration. Wish it was a little bit more of a dining experience, but that's not the point.

This is a busy little sandwich shop that has a small dining area and some seating out front on the…read moresidewalk. There is metered street parking and commercial lots/garages within a reasonable walking distance from here. They serve wraps, salads, and cold and hot sandwiches. I ordered the Korean Steak Sandwich. It took them about 10 to 15 minutes to prepare my sandwich. They should use a number system for order pickups because people, including myself, had difficulty determining which order they were serving. Many of the sandwich names sounded alike. My sandwich was kind of small for the price, and it wasn't very filling. It was, however, very good. It was flavorful and packed with flavor. The service was ok. It was nothing special. They did their job and did not go beyond or be overly friendly. All in all, I would recommend checking this deli out for some really good sandwiches. They really do live up to their name, the Best Sandwich Place.

3.5 stars! This is a…read moregreat location and they are super quick with making your food & checking you out! I came here after seeing a lot online about their Chicken Caesar Wrap. Personally, don't think the hype meets the expectations. But with that said, it's still a good wrap and I'd get it again but I don't think it's the best wrap I've had or worth going out of your way for. If you're hungry and near by, sure go get it but don't make any special trips just for this wrap. Id love to try their other options on the menu at some point!