I had a half hour to go shooting photos around Adams Morgan during my photography workshop on…read moreSaturday morning. I found myself at the farmer's market for 10 of the 30 minutes. As I passed through, one of the vendors gave me a free sugar plum that was "fresh picked by fairies that morning". It was magically delicious.

Fantastic market with friendly staff and volunteers, and produce at very affordable prices - much…read morecheaper than the DuPont market on Sundays. It's a local institution and my (and many others) routine every Saturday!

Was blatantly followed around the store, despite having items in hand that I was going to purchase…read more Not sure why they'd think if I was a thief I'd choose my loot to be beef tallow and buckwheat flour. The thing is, I've had racist staff at other stores follow me around before. But here they weren't even good at hiding it. The owner pretended to inspect individual avocados while standing no less than 10 ft away from me lol. Will not be returning.

A good place for organic groceries. In DC there's a few locations, including this one. Yes! Is a…read morelocal chain of organic grocery stores. Each carry a lot of healthy items and stuff that's hard to find. This one is located in Adams Morgan. Good selection even though it's not big. It looks a lot smaller than other locations. This only has a couple aisles and there's not much room to get through. It makes it feel claustrophobic. The prices here are pretty good. Fresh produce much fresher than at a typical chain. There's not a whole lot here because of the lack of space. I like this location because of the area. It's too bad it's not close to a Metro station. There's also nowhere around here to sit or any tables.

This grocery store is like a mini organic market. They pretty much have all of the essentials,…read morehowever they don't have a deli or extensive meat section. However the entire back row is filled with beer and wine. I only needed to get a couple of things for the apartment. I got a 25oz bottle of Pellegrino mineral water, a box of Cheerios cereal, and a bushell of Dole bananas. There was only a single cashier working, and the line was a little long, but it moved along eventually. The store is clean and cramped full of items. I would characterize it more like a drug store than anything, and I'm glad that it's here.

Generally speaking, I don't like when businesses exploit their customers and are greedy…read more This location is pretty convenient for Adams Morgan residents. The people who live near this location have almost no grocery stores in their vicinity. This store has a monopoly. This place does have organic and healthier items although some of them are very very overpriced. I was passing by and wanted to get some bread, but the bread was not only $7+ but also had visible mold in so many places. For such a small store I'd hope they could keep track of their inventory better...

I gotta say the best part of this grocery store is the pharmacy. All the pharmacists are absolutely…read morewonderful. They are responsive, have checked to make sure I'm aware/okay with the price, and most importantly they do it with a smile. Bless them. I do wish their deli looked fresher (tuna salad always looks crusty later in the day) and wish their meal kids had more options (Chinatown location had different grab and go meals)

Feb 2nd approx 5:25 pm. I was using the self-checkout when…read morean employee came over and reached across the credit card screen. At first, I thought she might be helping or grabbing candy or something nearby. However, when I checked the receipt on the machine, I noticed a $10 donation had been added for the store's charity, which I did not authorize. When I asked the employee about it, she denied adding the charge and said she didn't know what I was talking about. Eventually, the self-checkout clerk had to void the entire transaction to remove the $10 donation and rescan all of my items. Adding charges without a customer's consent, regardless of whether it's for charity, is unacceptable. Employees should not be reaching over customers or touching checkout screens while someone is in the middle of a transaction. I also noticed the same employee touching another customer's screen as I was leaving.

The Market, a sort of crowded neighborhood bodega, has a wide variety of products and also offers…read moreprepared meals. Our children had received a catered meal as a gift after the birth of the child and thought Passover would be a good time to give them a try for our Seder. As many of us were visiting from out of town l, our children ordered all of the food for our family's Passover Seder from Each Peach Market this year instead of cooking The menu included: Sliced brisket, Matzo ball soup, Mini potato & leek kugels, Roasted baby carrots with dill, Provençal charoset, Green salad with herbs, fennel and horseradish, and 8" Flourless chocolate almond cake. The brisket, a little on the fatty side, was very flavorful as were the roasted carrots and Matzo ball soup. The kugels and charoset were both different from what I've experienced in the past as standard Pesach fare but were also tasty. I was, however, a little disappointed with the service. The meal had been ordered about a week in advance with the promise of a noon pickup availability on the day of Passover. It was, in fact, not ready for pickup until nearly 2 pm. This added unnecessary stress to an already tight schedule.

A darling tiny little specialty market in Mount Pleasant!…read more This is a craft and specialty food store, so expect options to be very limited and very pricey. I've been in a few times to get snacks when visiting a friend who lives nearby, and they make it easy to piece a snack / light dinner together. They have some ready-to-go items like salads and such, plus fancy crackers, dips, nuts and dried fruits, and the like. They have a nice selection of specialty drinks as well - I especially liked the NA and adaptogen drink options. I got chicken salad, crackers, a chocolate mousse, candied ginger and a cheese stick. Ran me ~$30 - pricey but I snacked on the stuff throughout the weekend. Service is counter here - friendly and they were doing an Aplos sampling while we were in. Such a cute little neighborhood spot!

Awesome Japanese market has almost everything you think of to make asian dishes. I usually buy…read moreglass noodles and soy sauce here. An added bonus is that they have onigiri here every day except Monday and Tuesday. They come in vegetable, beef, salmon, and chicken. Service is always friendly and nice. They require a minimum of 5 dollars for card purchases. Inside it's definitely pretty small but that's because they pack in so many items.

Love this tiny grocery store for east asian staples like thai basil, miso, thai chilis, etc. They…read morealso have a great selection of snacks including sometimes their homemade onigiri. Great spot whether you just want snacks or staple ingredients for dinner.

The supermarket has almost everything you need, just a little pricey. The produce is always fresh,…read morethe place is pretty well organized and there is always enough staff to help you out in case you need it. I haven't tried the cafe, but the supermarket is good. The environment is friendly. The only reason why I'm not giving it 5 stars is because it is pricier than other supermarkets with the exact same brand or products.

The place like a small Walmart, price is affordable. They have even fresh sushi and some foods…read more Bags are with fee.

No week is complete without making a stop to a TJ's…read more The pros of this location: 1) parking for 90 minutes 2) service with smiles 3) fresh fruits and vegetables 4) fresh flowers 5) endless supply of TJ snacks. The staff is constantly restocking the shelves. 6) need is I say more? Cons- none If you're on the band wagon of TJ bags, they currently have the mini coolers. Get them while you can. #ilovetj

This TJ's has everything you need to survive - breakfast…read morestuff like bagels, cream cheese, fruit and muffins - standard supplies like eggs, meat, cheese and spices - a handsome wine and liquor selection - a parking lot downstairs! Every Trader Joe's offers fun snacks and drinks but it's the customer service that sets this location apart. Harry was SO kind to my family and me. We asked many annoying questions and he answered every one, made helpful recommendations and was soo patient with my child. Thank you Harry and everyone at this location!

I'm currently on a spiritual quest to find the best grocery store rotisserie chicken in the world,…read morewhich I have dubbed "Chicken Wars." Next up is Harris Teeter in DC, and a whole tissi ran $7.99. It ended up landing at 7.9/10, which currently ranks it 15th out of 40 grocery store birds I've currently tried. I ate this one in front of the White House which was pretty cool, although I had the yips when I was recording the video due to the sheer amount of people around. I did that to myself though so no complaints. I'm working on a website for the rankings to live, so stay tuned on that. LOVE YALL! IG @jnov_ Tiktok @jnov__

Definitely recommend Harris teeter! Found everything I needed. The staff was really friendly…read more Particularly the cupcakes were great. I was looking for some for a birthday party and they had all flavors and colors. We ended up getting some vanilla ones and they were great! the price was right and they weren't too sweet, which was great because I topped them with lucky charms marshmallows to decorate them. Fully recommend for a kid's bday party!

It can be a bit of a zoo, mostly just because it's a small space and there's a lot of people, but…read morethis market packs a punch! There's a number of farmers and ranchers bakeries and value added products. Oftentimes a flower sales person as well. Right in the middle of the Columbia heights shopping area, a great place to pick up local stuff on your way to the grocery store for your other needs.

I love my local farmers' market! For a smaller space, there's a lot of variety in the stands:…read moreproduce, flowers, coffee, bread, prepared food, and more. Also, plenty of plant-based options: my favorites are the vegan apple streusel from Little Austria, and the breakfast sandwich and hot dogs from Just AJs! I appreciate the compost stand too--it makes it super easy to drop off our household compost weekly. But best of all, this farmers' market is year-round! Perfect for your typical weekly grocery run.