What a great neighborhood spot! Located in a strip mall off of a busy road, this family-owned…read morebusiness sells halal food with chicken over rice being the most popular. For a more affordable price, I enjoyed the chicken over rice with the white and hot sauces. The chicken is tender and full of flavor. There are a few tables inside, but most people get their food to go. There's a parking lot in front. They sell Pepsi and Coca-Cola products.

Delicious and freshly prepared salads (the lamb and falafel are great!), extremely clean…read moreenvironment, and fantastic customer service! The hot sauce is tasty but HOT so you've been warned! LOL I know there have been a lot of businesses in this space. I hope Munchies is a permanent addition to the neighborhood! Thanks, Najeev!

Delicious Indian food, kind service, and cute decor. There's a non-alcoholic bar, and it looks…read moreexactly like a regular bar with rows and rows of bottles of liquor, except that everything is non-alcoholic. That is really cool--and great for people who don't drink much, like me! There's also a quite large menu of mocktails, which look very intriguing, but tonight I opted for a lassi drink because I needed to get some nutrients in after a very sweaty hot yoga workout... I tried the following: - Mango lassi - thick, sweet, and very refreshing after a sweaty workout! It was my first time to try a lassi, and I thought it was great. The texture was very thick and creamy and smooth, and you can definitely taste the mango. - Veggie samosa - texture was perfect, very crispy. The sauces were outstanding and very flavorful. Possibly the best veggie samosas I've had! - Butter chicken - not the best butter chicken I've had but still a solid dish. The sauce seemed to be less creamy and less sweet than other places, yet a bit more flavorful. My partner was a bit disappointed in this dish, but I still thought it was good (I'm more about flavors, while my partner is more about creaminess). I did find the chicken meat to be a tad dry though. - Lamb & spinach - lamb meat was excellent and very tender. While the butter chicken (see above) might've been a bit dry, this lamb was cooked perfectly. And it was packed with tonsssss of flavors. - Garlic naan - texture was not as thick/soft as I would've liked, but the flavor was veryyyy garlicky, which I liked. Heads-up: It takes a while for the food to get ready. The place seems to make everything from scratch. So, order some appetizers if you're hungry while you wait for the main dishes!

On H street, lots of seating inside and nicely decorated. The food was delicious- it will take a…read moresmall while to be prepared but it's really a decent portion size even for the individual meals. They have a full mocktail bar with various cocktail options. I got sweater weather which was delicious and I also got the lamb chops which were what you consider standard lamp chops to look like but it was very yummy. Service workers were very pleasant and nice.

I was searching all over the city for some beef ribs on the rack and thankfully came across this…read moreplace. I called and made an inquiry and to my surprise they had what I was looking for. The staff were very friendly and gave me what I needed. I loved how responsive they were when I called, when I showed up in person and the overall service that my sister and I received. I highly recommend supporting their business!

THESE ARE SUPPOSED TO BE ALREADY CLEAN CHITTERLINGS!!!…read more Let me say this!I use to by clean them yourself chitterlings before they start selling pre-clean chitterlings. I HAVE NEVER SEEN ANYTHING LIKE THIS BEFORE IN MY LIFETIME OF CLEANING CHITTERLINGS!!!!!!!! I spent well over a 150 dollars for this!!In which pre-clean chitterlings are way more expensive then self-clean.Self-clean you may pay 20 dollars less then the pre-clean ones. I asked the sales associates 3 times are these the already clean ones?they both said yes.I took the chitterlings out the freezer ready to pre-clean them again, anybody who knows about chitterlings,knows that you just don't throw them in a pot without going over them again,because even with the pre-clean chitterlings you my have a bad one slip throw.BUT THESE CHITTERLINGS ARE TRULY A DEATH SENTENCE IF YOU DONT NO ANY BETTER.i have also shared the msg and pictures with the BBB,FDA,They should be fine for selling something like this.If you look at the pictures close up!you will see the hogs rectal area in the pictures.I am begging anyone who buy anything from this vendor BE WARE!!!

I saw this place on Instagram and I love a good burger. I knew I needed to stop by. I walked in and…read morewas immediately greeted by the young lady running the register. I asked for her recommendations on the menu and to my surprise she suggested the Chopped Cheese. I definitely wanted to try to burger but always heard about Chopped Cheeae from New York. I took her up on her suggestion and had a seat inside. There are about 10 tables, some big and some small. I can tell this place will be jumping when the weather gets nice as there is a coffee shop and a hot chicken spot inside this Halal food hall. There are also windows that open with better weather. The food was made to order. Freshness off the grill. The French fries were piping hot. The Chopped cheese was quite filling. The bread is super soft and delicious. The wagyu meat is delicious as well. I could really taste the flavor along with the cheese mixed in. The sauce adds a quality taste as well. I'll without a doubt be back as there is more I'd like to try from the menu.

Pulled up to this spot after craving a taste of their Waygu Beef Cheeseburger a couple weeks back…read more I needed more. If you are looking for a classic burger and fries combo that is much worth the price, this is the place. Typically I do not do cheese but when in Rome, right? It was delicious. Fries were perfectly crispy and hot, added a Mexican coke because who doesn't need almost 40 grams of sugar?! lol The service was quick and hospitality was great. Tall chick with a British accent, super sweet. The atmosphere was great. I sat in the hall and enjoyed my meal. 10/10 would definitely go again

Their delivery only gave us fries and then never answered the phone at the Bladensburg Road store…read more They are consistently the worst - never ordering again.

I am giving a 3 Star rating but there's a lot of context I need to add…read more So, I wanted to take a picture of the John Mercer Langston mural nearby so that's what brought me here. I used to work around this area and was familiar with this establishment in its last iteration as a breakfast, all day spot. Late last year, I think it was they rebranded in a McDowell's sort of way and honestly, I wish they would embrace that a little more. I ordered the same thing I would get at Roaming Rooster, the Honey Butter Chicken Sandwich except here, I asked that no mayo nor tomato be added. Here they come with it, a marked difference. Then I sat back, no, I stood back and observed the goings-on. First I questioned why they sell tacos. Not to anywhere there, just to myself. Why not a Big Mick[sic]? Coming 2 America is coming soon. Right after that a gentleman came in and ordered tacos and coffee. :-/ Then I thought about how good the Ethiopian food could be here. I would be down to try it, way before I'd buy a taco here but then again I thought, why not go the Mélange route and have Ethiopian spiced chicken sandwiches. Yes I was doing a lot of thinking because I was waiting for a long time. I'd taken my John Mercer Langston picture and thought about menu changes I'd make if I were like Marcus Lemonis, investing nothing but sharing my i.p. for free like this review. The sandwich was actually, surprisingly good. A little on the oily side but much better than I thought and not at all shaped or packaged like Roaming Rooster, a different bird indeed. It's also filling so I would skip the fries because I'm sure they aren't as good as Wings across the street so get a taco if you wish.

We went here for breakfast Valentine's Day weekend the morning after a concert and it was to die…read morefor! We've been to different Ted's locations a few times, but never when they had their cinnamon roll, so we had to try it. It literally was as big as my head and it was delicious! The rest of breakfast was phenomenal too. My wife got the pancake stack and I got the avocado toast to balance out the cinnamon roll lol. 10/10 recommend for a delicious breakfast on the weekend. It's nothing fancy, but the food tastes so good and the servers were on point!

We got so lucky by getting seated at the window booth and Tiffany took the best care of us! It was…read morehard to decide what to order as it was a busy Saturday at noon and we beat the brunch crowd. Pretty soon after ordering, the restaurant was packed and the average wait was 45 minutes. I decided to to bold and ordered the chicken and biscuits. Unlike the photos I saw on Yelp, they now give you two chicken biscuits and hash browns. I asked for the hot honey on the side but it was liquid instead of thick. It was delicious but not as spicy as I had expected. The biscuits were superb! So thick and flaky, freshly baked. I wish I had some jam on the side. The fried chicken was solid but thin so a little dry. My spouse had the burger and he said it was amazing. The fries are great but some were a little too salty. What was mind blowing and the reason we came in the first place were the Ted's Tarts. I absolutely love pop tarts from child hood but no longer eat them because I know better but these were the tarts of my adulthood dreams. We ordered one of each flavor because we were flying back to CA later that evening and also, why not? The fillings were rich and ultra flavorful. The pastry was flaky and delicate. Just WOW! Also, it is in a super cute neighborhood and it has a coffee/alcohol bar. I mean, come on!

*disclaimer: ordered delivery for this place*…read more I thought the food tasted good! Solid option for Indian food in the DC area with great price points. I can't comment on the service or vibes of this place, but after trying out the food, I would go in for their service option.

While visiting a friend in DC, we found Bombay Street Food 2 on Yelp based on our location, and I'm…read moreso glad we stopped in. The service was good, and the ambiance was nice! An intimate, cozy spot that feels welcoming. The food was really good; everything we ordered hit the mark and didn't disappoint at all. Portions were also very generous, which was a pleasant surprise. Definitely a solid find and a place I'd return to when I'm back in the area.

Dining with my friend on Lebanese cuisine was a delightful culinary adventure filled with surprises…read moreand delights. Moussaka: A classic Lebanese dish. Eggplant and hummus were simmered until soft and flavorful, with a subtle smoky aroma. The addition of mint leaves enhanced the flavor. Bone Marrow: Beef tartare with bone marrow and pomegranate seeds--how interesting! The first two provided a rich, fatty texture and intense aroma, while the latter burst in your mouth occasionally, juicy, tangy, and refreshing. Brussels Sprouts: Brussels sprouts with grapes, walnuts, fig jam, and mint yogurt--a whimsical yet magical combination... The Brussels sprouts offered a fresh, vegetal aroma and a slightly roasted aroma; the walnuts provided a nutty richness and crunch; the fruit provided a fresh sweet and sour taste and plenty of juice; and the yogurt acted as a binder between the flavors while adding a touch of minty coolness. Duck Shawarma: My friend and I thought: ...Peking duck? The skin was soft, the meat tender, not gamey, with a subtle smoky flavor; the fig and lemon sauce was sweet and refreshing; the small pita pillows held the meat securely, better than the lettuce what might have been too cold. Lamb Stuffed Grape Leaves: Black rice was wrapped in grape leaves and simmered with minced lamb. The rice absorbed the fragrance of the grape leaves, similar to lotus leaves (my friend and I thought: lamb version of sticky rice chicken糯米雞...?). The lamb, however, was served separately at the bottom of the pot and didn't absorb much flavor; overall, it was intensely sour. In short, this dish was a bit oddly designed, and it was the only one we didn't finish because the sourness was unbearable. Pita Bread: The bread was thin yet chewy, with a rough, slightly powdery surface, making it substantial and satisfying. I especially loved the "everything wrapped in a big pancake" style! This restaurant is located on the wharf near the Potomac River and boasts beautiful floor-to-ceiling windows. The spring sunlight streamed in softly.

Really enjoyed lunch at ilili last week. The service was honestly one of the best parts of the…read moreexperience. Everyone was friendly, attentive, and made us feel welcome without being too over the top. The food was good across the board. We ordered a mix of dishes to share and really liked the kibbeh, meatballs, and whole fish. The portions were solid, the presentation was beautiful, and everything came out fresh. The restaurant itself is also really pretty and has a nice atmosphere for a lunch date or catching up with friends. Not quite a perfect experience for me personally, but definitely a strong 4 stars and I'd go back again.

I have been to yellow multiple times and when people say it's really good it's actually really…read moregood! My favorite has to be the lamb kebab and you have to pair it with their habibi butter rice and a side of their spicy hash brown tots! Also great to pair with their carrots, sumac cucumbers, and olive sides as these even out the richness of the entrees. The waiters are so friendly and accommodating and overall the ambiance is top tier! Make sure to visit them during their daytime cafe too as they have lots of coffee drinks and pastries! Oh and their pita sandwiches! Parking here is not bad there is a lot in front of union market that you now have to pay for and another garage near by. You can try your luck at the spots in front of the warehouses. On a weekend it might be more crowded by weekday we got one now problem.

Let me preface this by saying that we live in NYC, so we are used to amazing coffee shops. This is…read morealso limited to their coffee. A friend mentioned their pita sandwiches are great, but we didn't try it. Overall, OK. We even went twice to try different drinks; nothing out of the ordinary. On a positive note, the place is fairly spacious. Considering the other options in terms of coffee shops around the area, though, this is probably one of the most decent ones.

Clean space, friendly faces, and food so fresh it practically fills out its own comment card. The…read moreveggie options were crisp and bright--always a good sign that the kitchen cares about more than just the proteins. And speaking of proteins... the lamb meatballs. I'll be honest--they weren't winning any beauty contests. But one bite in, and boom: perfectly spiced, tender, and surprisingly addictive. A true "don't judge a book by its cover" moment. Great neighborhood casual spot, great staff, and flavors that overdeliver. I'd come back.

I recently went here again with my wife and was pleased to see that the food quality is still as…read moregood as it was the last time I was here three years ago. I got a burrito with chili chicken, and it had outstanding flavor, chicken, and heat. I highly recommend for your next pre- or post-game meal at Nats Park or Audi Field!