Excellent experience. Baked goods lived up to visual expectations. Worth stopping by. Take your…read moretime and work your way through all the offerings. One is not enough.

Fast service and clean! There's not a lot of seating but that's ok! The normal size croissant is…read morebetter tasting than the small one The cinnamon roll was great! The Apple turnover was pretty good The French strawberry gummies are pretty good Very many things to try I'd go again!

After a late-morning movie at Avalon, my partner and I saw this new Pop-up on the corner (at the…read moreLittle Beast Cafe space) and decided to give it a try. This sandwich shop is open currently Monday to Thursday from 8:00 am - 2:30 pm only. (Little Beast opens at 4 pm). We got a Parrish Sandwich (a pastrami Reuben) and an Artemis Chicken Sandwich. Each sandwich comes with a choice of chips or fries. We grabbed a table outside and were served glasses of water. After we ordered, the food arrived in take-out bags a few minutes later. We each also were offered a plate as we were eating the meal onsite. The sandwiches were very good. Very large and filling. The chicken breast was moist and the Reuben was legit. The fries were crunchy and tasty, although a bit too salty for me. We spoke with one of the owners, who said the plan is to be at this location for several months and then perhaps move to a permanent location. Definitely delicious sandwiches and worth a try.

What a delightful find! We tried two of the sandwiches and also the quesadilla. Each was better…read morethan the last. Great ingredients, nice combinations, and meticulous preparation. These guys have only six more weeks at this location, so I hasten to spread the word: well worth trying.

A charming little Italian grocery and deli that's definitely worth a stop. The sandwiches are some…read moreof the best I've had in a while, and the cannoli were absolutely delicious. The man behind the counter was incredibly friendly and attentive, which made the experience even better. They also carry a great selection of unique items imported from Italy--things you won't typically find at a regular grocery store. Prices are very reasonable for the quality you get. I'm already looking forward to coming back to try more sandwiches, grab a coffee drink, and of course, more cannoli!

Expensive, I went in for a sandwich, I wish I could remember which one it was, I remember is…read more$21... and worth every penny. The meats and cheeses were all fantastic and the bread, I'll just say the whole thing was sublime. Of course I picked up a few other items, some pasta, amazing biscotti and a bag of Italian potato chips, paprika flavor. Thin, greaseless, rich potato flavor. Nothing I've had from all of the different American brands I have tried, and I am sure I have tried almost all of them, come close. Next visit, I will spend a lot more time perusing the exotic offerings of the properly monikered Cornucopia.

Was in need for a quick lunch today and one of my coworkers told me about this place. It was only a…read morefew blocks from where I was working so it was perfect and a time crunch. They have a cute little special for BCc students that included any sandwich a slice of a pickle chips and a fountain drink for $10.99. I wish that deal was for everyone, but their prices are pretty reasonable lol. I had got a roast beef sandwich on a Kaiser roll and honestly, it was really good. All the ingredients tasted fresh and I really enjoyed that the sandwich came with horseradish on it. I don't see that as much these days so it was really appreciated. I got my food quick but next time I would definitely call ahead so it's ready on pick up. I noticed that they also had cookies, and a whole assortment of bottle drinks if something on the fountain didn't appeal to you. I was kind of disappointed that they didn't have sweet tea. They just had unsweet tea. But overall, definitely a good experience and definitely would go back to try more sandwiches. They have a lot to choose from from sandwiches to salads to wraps and combo specials.

The stacked Stacie was delicious. A simple turkey with just enough spice and on perfectly toasted…read morebread. My sandwich was made very quickly and the portion size hit the spot.

The fabulous Bo Blair! Jetty's offerings are mammoth in size for both salads and sandwiches and…read morehave fresh ingredients and are all quite tasty. What I do not like is that they do not accept cash and this is the United States of America and that is this nation's legal tender and should be accepted everywhere. If you come hungry, you will eat your fill and take it away as well!

Their food is out of this world. My favorite is the "Thanksgiving sandwich." It tastes so good!…read more We just add some butter to the bread before making the sandwich.

I needed a steak for my son's birthday dinner. A good steak. At the same time, DC is freaking out…read moreover a coming storm. Supermarket shelves are emptied. But Butchers Alley was fully stocked. Great meats. Awesome cheeses. Prepared meals. Wines. The butcher was awesome. The cheesemonger incredibly helpful. I love this store. It makes me feel like shopping in Europe.

I got a subpar chuck roast that they charged me $22/lb for. Insane amounts of fat (ratio was way…read moreoff, to the point I probably paid for a lb of fat), and the meat itself was meh. Whole Foods charged $12/lb and it was noticeably better. Same story with the short rib I got last month...almost half the price at Whole Foods and experienced better or the same quality. The funniest is the stock bones...$15 for a small pack. You'd need two to make any volume of stock, (so $30), and the same amount of bones would be $10 at the farmers market. I love supporting local places, especially high-quality butchers/groceries. I really do. But there comes a point when you have to ask if you're getting ripped off. With meats DOUBLE the price of another grocer that itself has a reputation for being expensive, it starts feeling like you're being taken advantage of. For what it's worth, the little old lady in front of me almost had a panic attack when they rang her up. I would've bought her groceries for her, but I suddenly realized that me buying a couple pounds of chuck roast and 10 marrow BONES to make stock with would already have me above $100. I saw another person put back cookies because after tax they were $7 each. Sorry, guys, but I'm out.

I've been hearing about this place for a while and I was finally able to try it! Tatte is…read moreabsolutely worth it! It's large, open, and insanely clean. The staff was super helpful in providing recommendations on the menu. I didn't try any food this time but I absolutely loved my Black Sesame Iced Coffee. It's a subtle but nutty flavor with the perfect amount of sweetness. 5/5!

The fig mint lemonade was SO good! Very refreshing and perfect flavor…read more The short rib grilled cheese was also pretty good! I didn't like the beets though. They give a pretty good amount of meat and the bread is nice and thick and buttered well. Id get both again but I'd get the sandwich without the beet I didn't like the raspberry meringue. It was too crunchy. There's a lot of seating and a decent amount of food options. Service is quick enough!

I've been going to Vace for years -- I honestly can't even remember how long at this point. It used…read moreto be one of my go-to spots, especially about 10 years ago when it really stood out. Lately, though, it just doesn't feel quite the same. The pizza can still be good at times, but it's not as consistently impressive as it once was. With several other spots in the area now offering really strong pizza options, it's harder to say this would be my first choice. I still appreciate the history I have with the place, but I do think there's room to get back to what made it so great years ago.

We were in Bethesda for a movie this past Sunday and we had a short amount of time to grab a bite…read moreto eat (30-ish minutes) before needing to be at the theater. We didn't have time for the places I sometimes like to eat at in the Row (sit down places that would have taken longer than 30 minutes), and we didn't want to eat at any of the chain places nearby either. Just when we were getting into one of those situations where every option gets shot down until you get desperate and end up somewhere you don't even like, we saw Vace's awning. It looked old school and like they might sell pizza by the slice inside, so we wandered in. Since visiting I've done a little research and now I know that Vace Italian Deli started in DC in 1976 and that it's still family-owned almost 50 years later. They offer 60+ items made in house (fresh deli sandwiches, homemade pasta, and freshly baked pizza) and have small store where you can get plenty of great Italian food items (their olive oils looked amazing and did their anchovies and other jarred items)! We got a couple of slices of pizza each (one cheese and one pepperoni for him, one spinach and one onion for me), which were really great. A great walking lunch, and exactly what we had time for. (I say a walking lunch, because Vace is to go only, there's no where to sit.) I really enjoyed our experience here, and I'm glad we wandered until we found it. A fun surprise in Bethesda.

First time trying and got a lot for variety - it was all great! Will be back. Got it delivered.read more

I went to Woodmont Deli on my lunch break and it is hands down one of the best hidden gems in…read moreBethesda! The staff is always welcoming, the service is quick, and the food never disappoints. The Washtonian sandwich deserves a special shout-out it's absolutely incredible. Perfectly balanced flavors, fresh ingredients, and stacked just right so every bite hits. Easily one of the best sandwiches I've had in the area, and honestly worth coming back for all on its own.