Came to Salumeria to pick up dinner on a Friday night and was so happy to of found this gem!…read more Salumeria is a true Italian deli with a ton of great sandwiches, take home meals like lasagna, and a range of desserts. You can certainly order online and pick up (as I did!) but there is more available in store so it's also worth placing an order in person. There isn't much of a place to wait or sit so whether you order online or in person prepare to take your meal to go. It's a very straight forward deli counter. No frills but lots of treats. The prices are extremely reasonable and dare I say cheap for the quality and portions. My meatball sub was delicious!!! The bread was the real standout for me -- so soft and pillowy. I also had to have a cannoli and no complaints it totally hit the spot. Happy to have this amazing spot for a quick lunch or dinner in the neighborhood!

Delicious sandwiches!!! Big portion on a freshly baked bread and reasonably priced. Service was…read moreexcellent by 2 native Italians. We had the Bresaula, Salami, and Italian meat ball with eggplant sandwiches. All were good. If you are in the area, definitely give it a try!

Best subs in the DMV hands down.. This place has been a staple in the community for years. Amazing…read morecustomer service as always. Food is always made to order with fresh ingredients. I usually get the #20 but this time I got the #9--just turkey and provolone. You can count on consistency when visiting Carl's, I'd definitely recommend. The hours are a bit different than most, I believe 9am-4:55pm--oh and don't forget to bring cash as they do not except cards of any type.

I had #20: Roast beef, turkey, ham & provolone, with everything including hot peppers. Was 9.98…read moreplus tax = 11.03. It was delicious!

This place is convenient and price is reasonable. I recently ordered bacon, potatoes and eggs…read moreplatter. The food was basic . Potatoes had no season both potatoes and eggs were dry. I will not be purchasing from here again, the lady who takes orders is not friendly at all, the man who owns the restaurant is nice. The place needs to be fixed up if you're just going to have mediocre food. The place across the street Murray and Paul food is way better.

Very rundown. Lukewarm coffee, and average sandwiches. It's not that well kept, either, vibe wise…read more Service was okay though. 2.5/5. I'd get Starbucks instead.

the service was good and the food was, as well! happy to try this food spot for the first time with…read moremy friends for his 22nd birthday! the top floor is calm and a bit underwhelming, but we need to explore the downstairs!

This place is a must. The food, the vibes and the service is just there! I've been several times…read morenow and I haven't been disappointed! I love that they have brunch daily!

Food and service is amazing! Small establishment but nice homey feel! Everything I have eaten is…read moredelicious!

Murray & Paul's has been in the Brookland 'hood since the early '60s - this Korean-owned breakfast…read moreand brunch spot serves up breakfast plates and burgers. We came here for a later breakfast, and we ordered: +the Pancake Special - this came with 2 eggs (went for scrambled) with a choice of meat (opted for the sausage); the pancakes were large and fluffy, with a generous amount of butter +a Good Morning breakfast sandwich - turkey bacon, egg, and provolone on wheat with grape jelly; this was just okay; bread could have been more fresh; provolone wasn't salty enough, and the turkey bacon was side and just okay +and, a side of corned beef hash I wanted to try their steak & cheese, but I guess it was too early! HA! The place is small, but had a good number of booths/tables. We were told we could choose a table, and our friendly server quickly took our orders. There were also a constant stream of patrons picking up their orders to go. Street parking can be found in the area. +tasty pancakes +friendly service +street parking available

So many things to love about Emma's torch! First and foremost is their mission - providing culinary…read moretraining to refugees to empower them to have the skills and confidence to succeed in the food industry. This was apparent in the warm, welcoming atmosphere where everyone was working together as a team, learning, being patient, and you could see the growth and confidence happening in real time. It was really inspiring to see. Service was great - quick, friendly, and helpful. The food was very tasty and inexpensive - breakfast sandwiches were well-portioned and under $10. They also had lattes, coffees, and teas. They have an outdoor patio overlooking Rhode Island Avenue and seating inside with their nternet if you are looking for a workspace, meeting place, or coffee/snack shop. Emma's Torch seemed to be a community favorite with returning customers greater warmly and community activities and events posted in the store. This will become a regular part of our rotation!

I randomly found Emma's Torch on Yelp while looking for a breakfast spot in the area. Upon entry, I…read morenoticed how small and quaint it was. They were also playing great music. Customer service was great and I was greeted immediately. It wasn't crowded but there was a steady flow of customers while I was there. I ordered the Breakfast Wrap, which was fantastic along with a Granny Smith apple lemonade. I would've never thought to put those two items together but it was easily one of the best lemonades I've ever tried. I had to order a second one when my daughter decided my drink was now for her. Speaking of, my daughter ordered the Nutella Stuffed French Toast and rated it a 100/10. While waiting for my order, I had a chance to speak with one of the head chef's and he told me about the culinary program their offer to teach refugees culinary skills. I loved hearing that tidbit about the shop and found it truly admirable. Overall, my only gripe is the street parking situation can be a little tough but it wasn't too bad on this particular morning. I would absolutely return.

I remember the food from AJs being very wholesome and tasty. Nice recipes without all the lab…read morecreated weirdness. However, I am not certain where to find these guys currently. I used to see them at the Columbia Heights farmer's market.

Every time I go to eastern market I grab this…read more All my friend love this and can't believe isn't vegetarian/vegan friendly. The best part is that it's not some weird imitation of meat. Truly tastes fantastic and even omnivores love this. I like how they also offer a combo with fresh fries. Lastly you can buy a pack to take home and make yourself.

I keep driving by and finally decided to go in about a month ago. It's a cute little shop woth a…read morefew tables and a counter where you place your order on a large tablet. I'm trying to cut out the useless carbs so I tried the fried chicken amd slaw. Holy crap, what an excellent meal. I got the hot which I was happy with, but fair warning there are big chunks of jalapeño in the slaw so dont overestimate your ability to do heat. The dressing on the slaw is a bit sweet and that counters a bit of the spice. This is a nice sized meal, a good amount of both slaw and chicken, and if that isn't enough the fries are great. Since that forst time I have been there every couple weeks getting the same thing and havent had a bad experience. The chicken is great and the people I have dealt with have been very nice. It does take a few minutes, but you get nice hot chicken so suck it up and wait, it is worth it.

A customer here since the food truck was the only thing they had. Breakfast is good, but I don't…read moreknow if it's good or bad. Place an order at 7:52am, it said it would be ready at 8:07am. I arrive at 8:03 am and the door is locked, me and another customer is waiting. Get inside at 8:05am I don't leave with my food until 8:15am, now I'm late to work. Why accept orders before opening? Why not have doors unlocked at the time you open? Will stick to weekends only, unneeded morning stress

This place is consistently great. Clean restaurant, friendly staff, easy pickup ordering through…read moreUberEats or Door Dash. Usually go with baked or fried chicken, collard greens and veggie Lo mein. Definitely worth checking out.

My daughter and I left the dental office across the street looking for something to eat and spotted…read morethis place. I looked it up on Uber Eats to see what they sold and was excited because I had been craving soul food. The inside was small but nice. They had plenty of seating if you wanted to eat inside. I ordered a #26 on the seafood menu which was a platter that included Shrimp, Oysters, and Whiting. It also included two sides, I chose Mac n cheese and collard greens. This was a 3/5. I will never order the Mac again, the greens were good, the shrimp were the ones you throw in the fryer, oysters were decent, and the fish was seasoned well. I would've preferred fresh shrimp but these were ok. I will asks that the fresh be fried harder but again, that's a preference. Cocktail sauce was really good. Note: I was told that none of the sides included pork. Not really sure and it's explained below. My daughter ordered a turkey cold cut sub w/ fries. I noticed that the price rang up for different than what was on the menu. She told me I was mixing up items. I was told that the turkey and cheese sandwich was different from the turkey sub. To ensure that I understood what she was saying I asked more questions. She told me that the sub included lettuce, tomatoes, and onions, and the sandwich did not. I thanked her for her explanation and explained my reason for asking was because on the menu the turkey cold cut came with ham and we do not eat pork. She said that was fine and the turkey sub could be made without the ham. However, when we got home the sandwich in fact had ham on it . The meal costs a little over $20, which wasn't the biggest issue. My biggest issue was that I had explained that we did not eat pork and we had a whole conversation about the sandwich for it to still be made wrong. This was a waste of money because my daughter could not eat the sandwich. I called and they said that I could come back and get another sandwich . I explained to her that we live on the other side of town and that it wasn't easy for us to just return and get another sandwich. She asked what they could do and I said that's what I would like to figure out. We were told that the next time that we came that my daughter would be compensated for her meal with another meal and that this young lady would remember us. My daughter has another appointment early next month and we shall see. I cannot rate this order but my daughter said she will never order another sub from here. Overall, I was not pleased with my experience with this be if my first time but I'm willing to give them another shot.

A cornerstone in Eckington, Yang Market is fun and quirky! It's not just a corner store. There are…read moreneon lights, old school candy, and a deli inside. Sometimes, you'll see their cat inside the shop. For breakfast, I popped in for their ham, cheese, and egg sandwich on an English muffin. It was ready within minutes and tasty! If you need a safe space in the area with a great selection of food and snacks, go here! Also, my daughter LOVES the dinosaur mural outside.

Love this corner market. Their sandwiches are delicious. I had the turkey bacon which is great…read more The market itself is upscale. Limited, but good looking vegetables and fruits. An old fashioned candy counter. Lots of really interesting products, like gifts, fancy oils, local products, cool sauces etc. the staff is great. The store is clean, bright, modern, yet retro. Yangs stands apart from regular DC corner markets and dishes up something just a little different from all the others. Fresh flowers on the tables, breakfast sandwichs, catering, wine, coffee, kombucha, local beer. It's worth the trip.