Good food and great service. Will definitely go there again soon. Nice looking display case of some…read moreof the best selection of any meat you might want to try.

Magnificent. Succulent. Cheesy. Warm. Flavored. Plentiful. Finally, a cheesesteak in this area I'd…read moredrive a few minutes to get again. The vidalia onion peach hot sauce is good, too. Service came with a smile and great attitude. It's a little crowded inside (not with people, it's just a small space), but there's a couple benches outside for you to sit and wait for your food. Can't wait to go back.

Adding to my list of favorites! Drinks were so good, I had to get two! I ordered the honey graham…read morelatte and earl grey latte. The earl was definitely my favorite out of the two (thanks to the barista for the recommendation). I also got a breakfast panini which was better than I expected. Great, friendly staff! My friend and I sat outside on the patio. It was so cute that I had to snap a pic! Will be back at some point.

My friends and I stopped by on a weekend afternoon. The space feels homey and a chill place to work…read moreor grab a drink. There are a few different types of seating, which is always a plus. Many of the pastries were already sold by Sunday afternoon, but there was definitely still something to choose from. Don't forget to checkout the fridge in the back for other beverage options.

the food is great, very fresh but I fear the custom service from some of the cashiers is lacking. A…read morebit unwelcoming and condescending. The food is good so I'm willing to tolerate it but I don't think everyone will.

Got a California Cheese Steak, it was absolutely delicious…read more The sandwich was great, but the bread was really great

The liver and onions were surprisingly delicious. Cooked perfectly with the bacon taking it to…read moreanother level. The sides chosen were mashed potatoes and Brussel sprouts. They were good. Service was excellent. Lively atmosphere and seems popular.

My wife and I are regular customers and there was nothing regular about our lunch today…read more There were plenty of booths available and we were seated right away, that's where the good part ends. I ordered my regular, pastrami sandwich on rye and a cup of chicken matzoh ball soup. The soup came out lukewarm and without much taste, seconds later came my pastrami which by the time I finished my lukewarm soup the pastrami was also lukewarm - and very greasy. The pickle bar had dry sauerkraut and the pickles were mushy. Got home 8 hours ago and I'm still sick as a dog. My wife ordered her regular turkey sandwich with Russian dressing- turkey is always dry but this tasted old, old and dry. She threw out the 1/2 sandwich she couldn't eat. Even the iced tea was off- too strong and warm even with the ice cubes in it- I guess it was just brewed. Our server was mostly M.I.A.

I wish I had the chance to take pictures of my meal but it arrived so quickly and prepared so well,…read moreI dove right in. This restaurant blends two unique cuisines into its menu and they work harmoniously. I ordered the Tokyo Sushi platter with the Ethio Veggie platter. Both stood on their own, but complimented me very well after long bike ride. Mita Cafe served the best prepared sushi I've had in a long time. Generously sized, fresh, and more flavorful than expected. The veggie platter had the perfect amount of kick and texture. Each dish had unique flavor profile and were clearly fresh prepared. I recommend trying the Ethiopian tea too! Mita Cafe is owned and operated by a lovely couple honoring their respective cultures through their passion for food. If you're a sushi snob, I highly recommend you visit. If you're looking for a slam-dunk quality meal with a homemade feel, I recommend Mita.

The reviews lead me to believe it would be quite fancy, but it was a small operation, a cafe with a…read morefew seats and a market next door. They offer both Ethiopian food and Sushi, a combination I hadn't seen before. I came in for breakfast and got some ful, which was freshly cooked with spices ported over from the market section. It came with grilled bread, fresh garnishes, and a large quantity of what I take to be ayib or some similar fresh cheese. It was an impressive dish. I got some sambusas to go, which were spicy and hearty. The practicality was a bit of a struggle; they offer a QR code menu but I struggled to get service and there wasn't wifi that I could see. I got kind of slow and distracted service; my to-go sambusas were just sitting there ready and waiting for me and I had to go to the counter. It was a small business kind of vibe and I'd be happy to come back and try sushi.

Passed by the building many times but never stoped …read more Finally decided to stop in this morning for a morning breakfast date. The food smelled so delicious from outside and even better inside . They delivered excellent service The food & coffee was so delicious We will definitely be returning

This is your new go-to breakfast spot PROMISE! Justin, the owner, is friendly and welcoming. He…read morealso cooks up the best dang breakfast sandwiches at even better prices. Justin, if you're reading this - you can charge me double next time. Everyone else - come before this place blows up and there's a line 3 blocks long. I got the breakfast sandwich and my friend got the burrito. Perfectly nourished our hungover bodies and we've been craving to go back.

Great coffee Breakfast sandwiches is always freshly made…read more Staff is always welcoming and nice Highly recommended

Takoma Bev has become one of our favorite neighborhood spots for breakfast, brunch, lunch, or just…read moremeeting friends for drinks. The avocado toast topped with a perfectly poached egg topped with Japanese black sesame seeds is my go-to order, and the sandwiches are consistently good. Their cocktails are excellent, and the bar side makes a great venue for private parties or larger gatherings. I am apparently in the miniscule minority, but I find the drip coffee a bit too dark and somehow slightly burnt for my taste. Fortunately, they make an outstanding Dirty London Fog and a wonderful London Fog Chai Latte, either of which I'd happily order instead. All manner of alternative "milks" are available as are a pretty decent selection of local beers in their cooler if you are grabbing take out. Be prepared for a wait on weekends--this is one of Takoma Park's most popular brunch destinations. Like many cafés these days, it's a favorite of laptop-wielding remote workers, so tables can be at a premium. In my experience, though, solo diners are often gracious about moving to the communal table when they notice [or more likely are asked polietly if they wouldn't mind moving] a larger group waiting. It's just one more example of the friendly neighborhood atmosphere that keeps people coming back.

Omg the pork ribs and burnt ends are to die for! So tender! I went with my friends (who were…read morevisiting from Texas) and they also loved it. There's a nice variety of sauces. Also, the baked beans were so yummy! The vibe inside is fun eating at a picnic table with your friends. Worth the visit! Service was great too. Friendly staff.

The food was good a couple tastes we're unexpected, the beans had vinegar and had a spicy kick. The…read morebrussels sprouts were a little ground down not my favorite. The meats were tasty though and pretty good. We got family meal and all the meats were good like I said. Service was good. Ambiance was a good hangout place with bbq. Not the best bbq I've been but pretty good.

Perfect little neighborhood grocery for you more niche items. It's interesting to just walk around…read moreand see whats in stock but chances are you'll still end up leaving with something! Employees are very kind and the prepared food was pretty tasty.

This is a small but mighty specialty foods store that also has a counter with prepared foods. They…read morehave a great selection of snacks, condiments, beverages, locally produced baked goods, as well as fun homewares and tchotchkes. It is on the pricier side--I wouldn't consider this a place to do my one-stop shopping--but I had a fun time browsing their inventory and eventually bought a bag of seaweed chocolate shortbread from Barnacle Foods, as well as a can of mandarin orange sparkling water from a local brand called Moia. Compared to Each Peach Market in Mt. Pleasant, there is less seasonal produce and fewer refrigerated/frozen goods. They also don't have an in-house bakery (to my knowledge...I could be wrong), which is why I gravitate towards EP. However, Odd Provisions is still a delightful shop for food lovers and a great place to pick up housewarming gifts!

Great random stop and nice surprise to get good food at a dive bar!…read moreSmoked wings = seasoned perfectly and delicious Pulled Pork Sandwich = delicious! brioche bun was a nice touch, cole slaw was a nice compliment, and the BBQ sauce and meat were delicious

I finally got a chance to go to Jackie Lee's. I have been hearing amazing things for years and it…read moredid not disappoint. The service was fast and friendly. We also went on taco Tuesday which had some of the best tacos ive had in DC. I will definitely be coming back.