This location has reopened. Full facelift inside. With TV monitors that have the menus. Clean…read moreinside. I haven't ordered food yet. The five stars is just so that people can see that this location has reopened.

Food always a hit, sometimes I ask for extra chicken and they don't charge me. Now I've only had…read morethe chicken kabob and their buffalo wings!! 10/10 for both'!!!

First it was assumption but I'm positive the chain was sold. IT IS ABSOLUTELY TERRIBLE NOW. This…read moreplace used to never miss, but it is absolutely horrendous. If you want to leave with a stomach ache and extremely dissatisfied come here. It is not worth the money. GO anywhere else.

ordered doordash & the food was so good but there was 2 hairs in my food... didn't see it till i…read morewas halfway done. looks like 2 different types of hair so i'm really confused. did 2 different people intentionally put their hair in my food??

Such a great find by my friend. I love a nice roast beef sandwich. As soon as my friend recommended…read moreus about this place, we had to try it out. I recommend sitting near the counter area to get a nice in house service experience. If you sit at the table, they give you to-go containers. At the counter, they offer you in a nice dish. All of us ordered French dip. I added a fried egg as I was very hungry. The beef is rare to medium rare. It was so delicious. Highly recommend it. Fries were alright to be honest. Definitely going back again to grab lunch sometime soon.

This popular sandwich shop is a must when you're area. MGM Roast Beef knows how to make their…read moresandwiches. I ordered the French dip. It came with generous amounts of juicy meat and was filling. The ambiance is casual and laid back. I like the open kitchen feel seeing the staff carve slabs of meats. My server was friendly and attentive. MGM Roast Beef has been around for over 15 years building a solid reputation for their meats. It's a definite return for me .

I ordered pizza for a class party and was glad that I could order online in advance. I was pleased…read moreto see that they are open very late also. The pizza was good and by the time I got to eat a slice (4:00pm after delivery at 11:45am) the pizza was still good and didn't taste like the cardboard box.

Literally some of the best NY pizza on the south side !! You really cannot go wrong ! Pizza always…read morefresh made from scratch, ready in minutes ! I love it so much !

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.

Great subs. Carl is friendly and makes good conversation. Wait for order wasn't too long.read more

Seven years after my first review of this place, and it is still SO good. Delicious!…read more Service is friendly and speedy, and chatting with Carl is uplifting.

I haven't been here in a while, so I thought I would pop over since I was right around the corner…read more I have been here several times prior since I live in the neighborhood, and had always been please with the food. I ordered the general sales tofu and the vegetable lo mein. The ordering process was super fast. I probably waited about 20 or so minutes, but I had an errand to run so by the time I got back, it was only about five minutes left to wait. The space itself is a bit awkward to wait in, so I would recommend ordering and then going to run an errand and coming back. I love my general tofu. The taste was on point. The tofu texture was great. The vegetable lo mein was also great. I really liked the noodles. The vegetables were cooked great as well and I appreciate that they were cut into smaller pieces and weren't massive hunks in the midst of the lo mein noodles. Overall, this is a really good grab and go spot as there is nowhere to sit and eat your food. The store is setup so that it is solely a lobby to wait for your food to prepared.

For a carry-out, they have a pretty robust menu that I haven't seen other carry-outs within the…read morevicinity. They are located in an area where carry-outs are not unknown, but it is very clean and legible when it comes to their menu. Parts of their carry-out experience are high-low, so you'll read a lot of mixed reviews on Yelp, so let this be an objective point of reference. Its maintained this neighborhood historic quality, being that the entire place is lined in granite. It has those nostalgic faded picture menus and the history of crossed out prices and new things they have added without redesigning the entire menu. It is next to a smoke shop, so you will see loiterers, but they respect the business, so keep your head down and just walk past them. I would recommend that the best part of their menu is possibly the cheesecake. I have never seen this on a carry-out menu. I was so inclined to try it from the dedicated custom glowing neon on the side of their building. I'm hoping that someone at Full Yum is just very passionate about cheesecake because it doesn't fit into anything on the menu. There are many combo/promotions that prompt you to order the cheesecake. They offer two variations: a classic cheesecake and layered crepe. It comes in so many flavors, we got the blueberry and it was rich, creamy (not icy), and the perfect light ending to our meal. This carry-out produced such an impressively uncharacteristic cheesecake, I would describe the eating experience similar to Rihanna's lyrics "We found love in a hopeless place..." Another good thing on their menu is their wings, since they are coming from a pretty general Chinese carry-out menu, things that are made to order probably serve as the highlight of their offerings and this is exemplary of that. Wings came crisply battered and a generous portion of fries. Of course, their main offering is classic carry-out style Chinese-American food, I'm definitely noticing that they tailored their food regionally for DC eaters. I'm not seeing a lot of vegtables aside from bean sprouts, onion, and broccoli (of course, only when ordered). It will hit all of those notes of crispy, greasy, salty, but in the good way that Chinese carry out is suppose to. We tried a large range of their menu, but at some point, it felt like the breaded items, noodles, and rice were a vehicle for the same combination of seasonings, and it was on the oily side. Flavors are not bad, but they are also not notable or distinctive. Yet, it is still one of the few places that have maintained a reasonable price point for their food. The food is made to order, but depending on when you catch them we got a pretty stale portion of rice. I see a lot of people come in throughout the day and night so I think they're moreso feeding the community in the area. It will be a good, quick, and affordable fix.

This spot is the Master P's of great eats, make them say oohh, ahh, ahh, ahh, ahh. Anyways, the…read moreatmosphere, ambiance, food, and service were stellar here at the Georgia Ave. location. My grilled chicken was moist, flavorful, and cooked very well. The fried catfish was not too salty and had great balance where you can taste the fish. The mac and cheese, cabbage, and green beans were all of nice quality, the weakest link is the potato salad, however that is a dish that can be complicated for different restaurants to get the hang of, fortunately I can prepare some awesome potato salad myself. The peach half and half drinks were balanced perfectly well not too sugary and sweet. I swear some of these places make drinks way too sweet and you want to check your insulin levels. The server was highly attentive and a great conversationalist and paid attention to our wants and needs and had superb professionalism and a strong work ethic. He was hospitable and accommodating. The staff was friendly and approachable. We had fun and enjoyed this more than Milk and Honey and even Carolina Kitchen. DC keeps gentrifying and losing its soul, but there are still some hidden gems around. This spot blends in with the Walmart, and funnily enough I have driven past here a gazillion of times and assumed it was some bakery or another spot and did not know it was a soul food joint, something DC has been minimizing and pushing out to Maryland like the city always does. I think it is masterful that they use clear plastic containers for their food making it easier for the staff as that can be expensive and time consuming with the dish washing/prep, sound economical move. It is nice that the business (U Street etc. location) has been in the DMV for over 20 years and expanded to Baltimore in Fells Point. I think Baltimore will like this spot! This felt authentic and soulful in a way that I had not experienced in the city in quite some time, as the city has had a lot of restaurants be sterile, bland, flavorless, and catered to certain demographics while completely ignoring others. I liked the soundtrack with R&B and was able to hear some TLC on the soundtrack which was very nostalgic and a throwback to DC before the gentrification when it was truly Chocolate City! Overall, it is a spot that you can visit more than once certainly not a one and done like a lot of restaurants that lack service, food, and ambiance/vibe.

Representing runner-up to an out of town location, O is for Oohh's & Aahh's representing 2020. I…read morevisited on Sunday, May 31, 2020. At that time, I was upset about what happened with George Floyd a week earlier; still in 2026, it was wrong what happened to Floyd (not to mention more recent news that happened in that city was horrible too). I hung out with a friend on that warm day having a beer outside his apartment in Takoma Park. He is a mega-leftist politically (I'm more independent), but said he wanted to support a black-owned business; I said that's a good idea; I might do that for dinner. He was doing his own thing for dinner, so I was on my own. So, I looked up on Yelp what was in the area, and I saw just across the border in DC, Oohh's & Aahh's. Staff was nice, and I got a fried chicken platter. As this was Covid times, there was no dine-in. So, I schlepped all the way straight up Georgia Ave 6 miles back to my home in Wheaton fairly quickly on that Sunday as I don't like my food getting cold. I think my food stayed pretty hot as it was well-wrapped, and if it had cooled off, I could always microwave at home. The fried chicken, mac n' cheese (my favorite vegetable...I know not really a veggie but a joke), etc. were all solid. If I was ever over here, I'd consider coming back; just so rare I go to DC these days.