One my favorite places for sandwiches in dc the crunchy boy is very classic sandwich with potato…read morechips in it adding some texture. Service is friendly and nice. It's quick depending on how many orders there are. The inside is pretty nice but it's small.

I've ordered sandwiches from here a few times from now and I can't say that I love them…read more When it comes to subs and sandwiches everyone has different preferences. For me it comes down to fresh breads, quality ingredients, thoughtful assembly and one of the most important for me ... balanced ratio of ingredients. Each time I've ordered, the ratio of ingredients has been what has thrown me off. The subs are large and the bread is fresh, but between the massive amounts of shredded lettuce and the thickness of the bread, the meat on my turkey sandwich gets swallowed alive to where I'm constantly opening it up to look for and re-adjust. The ingredients though do seem fresh, so it's not a matter of never trying other sandwiches in the future. I just haven't found one yet that would be worth a repeat...so it's not that there is not potential.

First time eating at this deli in the Eastern Market. Ordered a spinach empanada; it was…read moredelicious! Much more flavorful than I expected. Also ordered a 1/4 # kale salad, which came with plenty of craisins and walnuts. Ate outside, b/c, as others have noted, not much seating inside, and it all seems to belong to another restaurant. Made for a good, light lunch, for less than $10.00. I was there after traditional lunchtime, so no line and the service was almost immediate.

I used to love this place and i usually get the chicken salad sub whenever I visit (which isn't…read moreoften) w/ my sisters. However, this time I must've annoyed the worker cause I asked for extra toppings (please!!) and he put the most thinnest, singular topping i've seen in my life. I giggled at the audaciousness of it all, ate it and called it a day. But it's still rude lmfao so here we are. This place can get stressful and can rush you if there's a long line and/or you're not immediately sure of your order. I think also if you're hard of hearing and you ask for things to be repeated, u might irk the workers lol. Other than that, I really do enjoy my chicken salad sub, i'm just weary about the next time I visit, cause idk what I really did to annoy the worker to get such a passive aggressive sandwich.

I absolutely love 7th Hill St Cafe. It's easily my favorite neighborhood coffee shop. The space is…read morealways clean, the service is efficient, and the coffee and food are consistently fresh. What really sets this place apart is the staff. They know my order before I even get to the counter, which speaks volumes about the level of care and attention they give their regulars. It creates a welcoming, community feel that's hard to find. The location is also perfect, right across from Eastern Market, making it a great stop whether you're starting your day or just passing through. Highly recommend if you're looking for quality, consistency, and a great neighborhood vibe.

A nice little coffee shop tucked away in Cap Hill near Eastern Market…read more I ordered a iced latte with vanilla syrup and almond milk. I got a large and I felt like they didn't put enough vanilla syrup in the latte to reflect the size. Cause by the time I got to half of my drink the flavor was one (despite me swirling my drink before sipping).

So my friends and I were biking DC this past weekend got a bit turned around but mission…read moreaccomplished. Eastern Market was our last stop. We were starving: one was incoherent another was getting grouchyI was still picky about where to eat; I mean come on it's Eastern Market with so many options. We went to Tunnicliff's. They have both indoor and outdoor seating but it was hot so indoors it is. Our waitress.... Forgot her name but everyone was polite. It's a converted house so snug with lots of twist and turns but very charming. The bathrooms / unisex were clean so no complaints. I had the crab cakes with fries it was good not earth shattering but good. Both of my friends got burgers and either they enjoyed them or they were so hungry they didn't care. No one talked just chewed. I would go back and we love the area. Sorry no pics

Solid place to grab some bar food and a beer. Right in the heart of eastern market pretty reliable…read moreplace.

I can see how this was rated top lunch spots in the wharf! I found this on Yelp while looking for…read morefood in the area, and so glad I did! I ordered the Marathon which has turkey and prosciutto. I also added Cherry peppers to give it some spice. This sandwich was SO good and big enough to share amongst two people. I could have done just half. You order on a self kiosk and then they call your number for pick up. Simple concept with cute decor inside. If you don't feel like a sandwich, there was also cheesesteaks and pizzas! Definitely try if you are in the area!

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.

Lowkey my favorite Sandwich place in all of DC. The people that created this restaurant are…read moregeniuses. I'm speechless when I eat these: RPG The Hot Nug Gotta have it: Cacio e Pepe fries Onion Rings The shallot dip

I only ever stop by here whenever I'm going to an event at the convention center and don't want to…read morepay for overpriced under-flavored convention food nor fight the scores of illegal food truck mafia members with their unlisted prices, I always seem to forget about it otherwise. But maybe that's better for them too. You can order to-go at the window and/or request a spot in the limited spaced dining/bar area. I've only gotten the Sub Club the few times I've gone here but what can I say? its a fail proof staple that is hard to get wrong and that they do very right. I often pair it with one of their drinks, this time being the spicy ginger ale which was solid as well. There's really not much place to dine-in if you're trying to dine and go - I recommend only using the dining area if you're solo, a couple, or part of a small group (at MOST maybe - a hard maybe - on 4 people) and only if you want to use the bar. One couple tried to squeeze in a baby stroller into the bar/dining area. Its really not suitable for things like suitcases or strollers so if you're in that camp maybe try some other spots because that also made a tiny space all the more difficult to navigate. Also, if you have a mobility device, this might not be the best spot for you either. I've never used their restrooms before so can't comment on that one. I still will say it is good for when you want to grab and go - so if you're in that category, and you like moderately priced sandwiches (for this part of town) this might work for you.

7/10/2026 - ordered 2 sandwiches, a Monaco and a Caprese for $16 each. Both were large, tasty and…read morefor sure would go back there. Check out photos. They had a lot to select from.

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!

Had a terrific traditional Italian sub here recently. Prego lists it as "famous Italian cold cut"…read more Okay, that's their prerogative. Prego also offers "jumbo famous Italian cold cut". Jumbo means more toppings come with it. Capisce?! I've also enjoyed their grilled pannini selections and can attest to the tastiness of the smoked turkey panini. Staff is responsive; sammies are made right in front of you. It's somewhat easy to miss this place. From the outside, the deli appears to be rather narrow, but it's pretty deep inside. Located right across the street from Eastern Market. A decent sandwich can be found here.

Now that I've returned here numerous times over the past year, I think it's worth updating my…read morereview. After ordering the Italian Cold Cut here numerous times, it's become perhaps my favorite sub in the city. Although I rarely crave it, when I do it hits the spot and is perfection. In terms of what really makes it stand out, I've come to the conclusion that it's really the fresh, soft sub rolls that they use that help to make their subs utterly delicious. Additionally, the meat to bread ratio is just the way I like it which has become more clear to me after ordering subs elsewhere with a ratio that can be sometimes out of control. Overall, Prego has really grown on me and will continue to visit whenever the craving hits!

LGBTQ+ bar/restaurant and club on the second floor. Food is not bad and if you like coffee they…read morehave a great selection of coffee. Cute place on 8th St SE.

Stopped in for a quick bite and drink. Fun space, nice staff, and vegan options! They have…read morecoffee/tea/alcohol which is great for a long hang out with friends.

This cafe is part of the Shakespeare museum. Good drinks. A good selection of coffee and teas. They…read morehave London fog. The ambience is great! Lots of seats. The pastries are good and reasonably priced. Love that they open late until 9 pm. Wish they can open later on more days. They have table and chairs, bar tables, lounge seats. A place for studies or to relax. Love it.

I don't really want any more people to know about the most gorgeous coffee place in DC!…read more On a Sunday afternoon it was easy to find a table. The soaring windows and arched room were amazing. Coffee was good, but they can't heat up croissants so I would stay away from those. Friendly service, a stop on the museum shop on the way out, and a peek into the exhibitions made this really cool. Go along 2nd street and enter through the Folger's pretty back garden - you'll walk by by inscriptions of a Rita Dove poem in the garden. Check in at the desk and head upstairs. It's not the most convenient coffee shop but it's the most glorious!