Top 5 Sandwiches in District of Columbia

91 H St NW, Washington, DC 20001, United States

“Delicious Peruvian style rotisserie chicken with lots of other latin options including burritos and sides. I ordered the 1/4 white chicken with plantains and fried rice. I also tried their spicy green and white sauces. The food was delicious and you get a really large portion for $12.25 after tax. I was in and out of the restaurant in 15 minutes and ended up having so much food it kept me full through dinner. I highly recommend District Rico.”

1100 23rd St NW, Washington, DC 20037, United States

“I had breakfast here before it got busy, however my order took about 30-40 minutes, I ordered the gluten-free banana bread toast with ricotta cheese and fruit, it was just okay, it looks way better than it tasted. I later ordered some take out online and the order was delayed, partly my fault for scanning the table QR, but when I asked someone to check it they said it was coming out, after a half hour I inquired again and the order was not processed. I don't think I'd go back, if you do go be sure to inquire about your order if it hasn't come out after 15 minutes. One positive about this place the COFFEE is excellent!!”

845 Upshur St NW 1st Floor, Washington, DC 20011, United States

“The ramen was delicious and karaage citrus-y and bright. The spicy tonkotsu had a light but creamy broth that I really appreciated. Usually tonkotsu feels quite heavy. The menma was delicious as well - I wish there was more than one slice …”

1090 I St NW, Washington, DC 20001, United States

“We kind of stumbled into this place after our lunch at Rasika (which is right across the street). The atmosphere inside was chaotic. I am guessing they have a lot of regulars who have figured their way around. They have several counters apparently selling different kinds of food and no helpful signage. We just wanted coffee! Anyway figured the line for us and ordered coffee, and took our coffee outside (they don’t have much indoor seating). Their coffee was excellent (though it did take me a while to figure out where they hid their sugar)! But one of the best coffees I have had. It is also apparently a popular spot to feed the birds. One of the gentleman next to us was feeding bread crumbs to the birds and one of the bird smacked my friend right across her face in its eagerness to get to them! I guess their homely chaos was more than compensated by the quality of their coffees. Being in an expensive neighborhood- their prices tend to be on the higher side. But not too much and worth the experience!”

11 District Square SW, Washington, DC 20024, United States

“Great, healthy food prepared right in front of you. Good size portions. Unusual but tasty flavor profiles. Large menu. Good prices for the Wharf. Only thing I didn't particularly care for was the seating area inside. It was kind of boring and utilitarian. The food quality and presentation doesn't match the interior design. But I'll definitely be back!”

85 District Square SW, Washington, DC 20024, United States

“This place is in the tourist destination, The Wharf. So, parking is an overpriced nightmare. And this place isn’t much better. You can only order at kiosks which seemed to take forever due to indecisive customers trying to figure out what they want. Then, one of the kiosks wasn’t working properly, so that was adding to the confusion. We had to wipe our table down because it had not been properly cleaned. When we got our food I was pretty excited because the sandwiches looked great. Unfortunately they weren’t that great. All thee of us felt disappointed that our sandwich wasn’t very flavorful. Same could be said about the waffle fries. They looked good but were bland and flavorless. I will say that the sandwiches and order of fries are big and could probably be split between two people unless they are REALLY hungry. Our bill for three sandwiches, two fries and three waters was $70; $10.50 of which was just for the waters. Not a good deal at all. I do not recommend this place or The Wharf.”

1633 P St NW, Washington, DC 20036, United States

“My favorite place of my whole trip to DC! So many amazing dishes, and the perfect medium between classic and healthified vegan food! The tofu Marsala was by far my favorite dish!!! Soooooo good I already tried to remake at home!”

715A Florida Ave NW, Washington, DC 20001, United States

“I used to love their sandwiches back in 2018ish… I think their quality has gone down since then. I agree with what other said about the meat being on the skimpy side, especially for a $14 6 in sandwich. I got the chicken fontina. On top that, there were several pieces of chicken in the sandwich that were rock solid that I didn’t eat. I don’t think I’ll be returning for food! Bummer!”

2400 Wisconsin Ave NW, Washington, DC 20007, United States

“The service was excellent!! I ordered to go, they said 15 to 20 minutes but it was ready in like 8 minutes. The lady at the register was very warm and welcoming and made me feel very comfortable. The food was excellent!! I ordered the steamed pork dumplings, the combination lo mein, and the general two's chicken, and shrimp spring rolls. Everything was hot and fresh. Being as though I was being driven home on an hour long right I dove right into my food. When I got home my son, who is very picky, finished off the rest!!”

1529 Wisconsin Ave NW, Washington, DC 20007, United States

“This was so average. But I was in great company with friends!!! The sliders were honestly just ordinary, no flavors in the sauces stood out. I ate the Korean fried chicken sliders and the chicken was fried but barely.. not breaded much and wasn’t really crispy. The fries were delicious so I suppose that’s a redeeming quality. The ambiance of the restaurant was a bit dreary to be honest. I can’t explain it but it felt a little lifeless. I don’t think I would go back. Also it was on par with other restaurants for pricing.”

1666 Connecticut Ave NW, Washington, DC 20009, United States

“What a nice place to meet with my girlfriends. Good company, good service, and great food to go with!”

1341 H St NE, Washington, DC 20002, United States

“This place looks nice from the outside and has potential to be big BUT , the staff is incompetent. Lady taking the orders had to rewrite a turkey bacon egg and cheese, egg and …”

240 Massachusetts Ave NE, Washington, DC 20002, United States

“This restaurant is located in Union Market. It’s like counter diner eating. We stopped in for breakfast sandwiches. It was a nostalgic NY style breakfast. Steak, eggs and cheese on a bagel. The meat, egg, cheese and bagel ratio was evenly proportional and the flavors were very good.”

1924 8th St NW, Washington, DC 20001, United States

“Amazing service and quality of food. I usually don’t like pizza but here it’s a cozy and comforting meal. Aniyah our waitress was great and gave us many drink refills on the house with permission. Everyone here is super nice and welcoming even with no reservations. Great pizza joint and more.”

909 New Jersey Ave SE, Washington, DC 20003, United States

“Not gonna lie… I’m pretty disappointed, especially for the price. I’ve heard great things and was excited to try. Very basic. I was very disappointed that the cheese sticks and cheese pizza are the exact same thing with the exception of the sauce on the side or on top of the pizza. Case and point: they just baked a normal size cheese pizza, put sauce on half and cut the “cheese sticks” smaller (see pic). If I was to go again, I would try a different combo than all cheese. Honestly… Red Light is better in DC for Detroit Style pizza locally. Wise Guys and Emmy Squared (chain or not it’s better) for Navy Yard. Does have some outdoor picnic tables for those that want to get there food and eat there.”

1309 5th St NE, Washington, DC 20002, United States

“Cute little Ramen stall with friendly service and some tasty options. I felt the flavors were authentic Japanese and the broth was delicious. I think my noodles may have been slightly undercooked but not enough to ruin my meal. Reasonably priced option for a quick bite at union market… I would try again.”

2 Florida Ave NE, Washington, DC 20002, United States

“I got the two meat combo with pork ribs and brisket. Both were very tender with good smokey Bark on both. Seem to be seasoned with just salt & pepper, but that's fine by me. I love being able to taste the flavor of the meat.”

1807 18th St NW #1, Washington, DC 20009, United States

“We arrived this morning at opening and enjoyed the smoked salmon bagel and a sausage breakfast sandwich. Staff were kind and food was delicious. Everyone in the neighborhood stopped to chat and there seemed to be a lot of regulars. We took a hot Italian sandwich to go. Hours later it was still delightfully delicious when we split it. The shop was neat and had a good variety. Prices were very reasonable. It’s the kind of place you want just around the corner!”

4000 34th St, Mt Rainier, MD 20712, United States

“Nice clean place. PARKING ON THE BACK OF BULIDING. Lovely service by Shawna in the front. She took her time to make sure I was happy with my order and suggested some items on the menu. Food looks good. Fresh and clean. No funky smells like other places around here. I was working around and run this place and wanted to try it. Great choice!!! Again the service was super nice.”

2321 18th St NW, Washington, DC 20009, United States

“Gave it a try despite the ratings. Mistake! If you do go do not order the Dan Dan — I love spicy but the spicy level destroys everything (I even removed an additional gob of chili). I don’t get how they think this is serviceable. Reduce the spice by 90-95% to improve. Sushi and the mushroom dish were average ish I guess. Service was good. Nice ambience down stairs. Overall overpriced. This would maybe be 3 star simply by removing their worse dishes.”