While exploring Capitol Hill Art Walk, stopped in to check out Mott's Market - it's cute!!…read more Has several offerings of alcoholic and nonalcoholic beverages, spices, produce, chips, and a few staples that you may need. At the counter, they have a selection of hot and iced beverages as well as several sandwiches. Their Turkey Reuben and Chicken Salad sandwiches sounded really good. They also offer gluten free wraps. I ordered an iced chai latte with almond milk - it's a bit spicier chai than most places, but still very good. There is a great patio out back if you're staying there to eat. Hope to return to try one of their sandwiches!

I spent an adorable morning at Mott's meeting with some girlfriends. The pot roast sandwich was so…read moregood and the spritz I got was even better. One of my friends had a small medical emergency and Mott's was so helpful in getting her situated. A cold towel and Gatorade made everything better. I love the story of Mott's and can't wait to keep supporting this place!!!

First time checking out one of the Union Kitchen locations in the area and definitely planning on…read morecoming back. Great selection of snacks, drinks, and made to order sandwiches to hit any craving. I asked for a recommendation on a sandwich and was told the CAPS is a great one; chicken, avocado, provolone, sriracha mayo? Yes please. Felt safe the whole time I was in there, mask use, gloves for shoppers, looking forward to coming back. Will I try another sandwich or just ride the CAPS wave..?

Lovely corner market with friendly staff and food selection of drinks and snacks. I tried their…read moreBahn Mi and got quite obsessed with it, had it three days in a town for lunch.

I've walked past this place so many times without stopping in, today when I realized I didn't have…read moreonions I figured I might as well see what this place has and was very impressed. Corner store with a large selection - has pretty much anything you could need that you forgot at the grocery store, with a larger than expected asian food offering. got the carbonara buldak ramen ‍ i saw bread, milk, tomatos, chips, sauce, cereal, etc. And alcohol and chips too, but a great neighborhood offering! clean and well kept, and friendly service!

Capitol Supreme Market is a legacy on Capitol Hill. It's a small corner shop with all the basic…read moregoods from candy to milk to flour. If you're in a bind and can't make it to a grocery store, head to Capitol Supreme Market. They also have plants for sale outside near the icebox. Across the street is a park with a great playground for kids. The market is a great place to stop for a snack after your kids play.

Great sandwich spot in Navy yard area, it's a hidden gem! Great service and overstuffed sandwiches…read moreon good bread.

I just love this place so much! The staff is so friendly and their sandwiches are so fresh. I…read morefinally tried their Thursday beef Bulgogi special and it is insanely flavorful! It's like a pound of incredibly tender beef plus rice for about $15. What a steal! They also have some beer and wine and interesting snacks for sale. Great spot! Note that this is a takeout place though, not really anywhere to sit besides the park bench out front.

I've been coming to Wisey's for years. Get the chicken madness, you will not regret it. The oreos…read moreare also very good. If you get anything else, you are on your own. But trust me you can't go wrong with these two items. It is not a fancy place, and the current location does not have any seating heads up.

Nice little shop to get groceries and a sandwich. The chicken steak and cheese sub was outstanding!…read moreThere is parking available, nowhere to eat inside.

July 2026: I recently went back to Namak to try their new Sunday brunch with a couple of friends…read moreand enjoyed it immensely. We were seated immediately and had outstanding service from start to finish. We all shared the pikilia (sampler of all five spreads), all of which were delicious with special kudos for the labne and the muhamarra. I got the Adana for my main dish, which was outstanding. The lamb was perfectly cooked and seasoned, the sumac onions provided delicious crunch and flavor, the rice was well-done, and the lavash was the perfect accompaniment for the lamb. I also got the Turkish coffee which was solid, and split the coffee cake with a friend. While the coffee cake was fine, it tasted more like a honey or spice cake instead of a coffee cake. I look forward to my next visit to Namak! July 2024: A great addition to the Adams Morgan dining scene! My friend and I recently went here for a weekend dinner and were seated immediately at our reservation time. It was extremely busy when we initially arrived; however, after an initial service snafu (which our server apologized for), we received outstanding service with our dishes coming out in a timely manner. Namak's ambiance is lovely, with blue-and-white tiling, lots of natural light, wood tables, and Greek, Turkish, and Persian decorations. Namak automatically includes a 20 percent service charge and clearly indicates this charge on their menu and receipt, which I appreciated. Namak also has plenty of vegetarian options. My friend and I split the four dishes listed below: Kuru Patlican Dolmasi: An OK dish with well-cooked rice but there was too much salt and there was minimal flavor other than the sauce (there needed to be more sauce). Ahtapot: A phenomenal dish, Michelin-star caliber in presentation and execution, and one of my five favorite dishes I have had at a restaurant this year. The octopus was prepared and grilled perfectly-the best octopus I have ever had. The carrot puree was aesthetically stunning and provided excellent sweetness and freshness, with the pickled onions adding acidity and crunch. The greens on top added further brightness and flavor to the dish. Finally, the blue tilework on the plate below capped off a beautiful array of colors for the dish. It is worth coming to Namak just for the Ahtapot-it was that good. Ispanakli Pide-Another delicious plate, with the pide excellently baked, the right amount of fresh spinach and dill, and the perfect amount of feta to complement the other ingredients. Roasted Cauliflower-While the cauliflower was perfectly cooked, it needed a bit less salt and far more tahini, za'atar, and pomegranate seeds. I would have paid $2-3 more for the dish to make it outstanding if there had been substantial tahini and pomegranate seeds at the bottom. My friend and I split the Anatolian cheesecake for dessert. While the sour cherry compote was delicious, I was disappointed that I couldn't taste the Turkish yogurt and Greek feta. I look forward to my next visit to Namak!

It's my fault for trying restaurants that serve food that isn't spicy and full of flavor. The…read moreingredients are fresh and the service is FANTASTIC. The food is so forgettable. The pita bread was the best thing in the meal. I think we got the muhammara spread. I can't remember. The zucchini fritters were dry, the spinach was cold, and the trout was bland. However, the decor is beautiful! The bar is very romantic! My favorite cuisines are West African, East African, Caribbean, Indian, and Thai, so take my review worth a grain of salt if you don't care for those cuisines.

What a charming shop! I came here on my day off to just enjoy a drink, nice atmosphere, and…read morejournal. The employee was very kind and helped me pick out a glass of wine to enjoy, and I thoroughly enjoyed a relaxing time by the window viewing the pleasant scenery, journaling, and enjoying my drink. Will definitely come back again. Thank you!

I have a hard time writing this because I don't want it to get so popular I can't get in next time…read more But I am thrilled to have stumbled upon this gem. Nestled inside an unexpected building in Mount Pleasant, this wine bar and market leaves nothing to be desired. It's quaint, quiet and has a lovely selection of wines by the bottle or unique (albeit limited) selection by the glass. I didn't try the food but will be back.

Split two sandwiches with a friend-- the Birria pulled pork and Italian subs -- and while both were…read moregreat, I think the latter was my favorite of the two. Kevin took care of our group of 8 and was super friendly and helpful. I also liked the character of the place--the decor and the bigger room downstairs (felt like a lounge or speakeasy). Pizza oven only works at night, and I'd be back if I lived in DC. Lots of wine and beer options. Certainly check it out. Out door seating available.

I love this place. Great food and prices. Top picks are: curry chicken salad, tuna salad, breakfast…read moreburritos, breakfast sandwich and Sicilian pizza. Grab and go food is very good, especially for those nights you don't want to cook. So thankful to have this place in the neighborhood