Markets, delis, and artisan food shops that make Georgetown a destination for serious eaters.
9 businesses
A family-run Venezuelan chocolate studio on a quiet Georgetown brownstone block, where 42 international medals' worth of craft goes into every hand-painted bonbon.
A Georgetown deli and sandwich shop on Prospect Street that has been feeding the neighborhood since 1975, known for large overstuffed sandwiches and a menu that has barely changed in five decades.
A neighborhood market in Georgetown's East Village.
A deli and gourmet grocery at 3421 M Street NW at the far western end of Georgetown's M Street, serving the neighborhood's practical food needs with prepared foods, deli sandwiches, and the specialty grocery selection that the Georgetown residential market requires.
A wine and spirits shop at 3100 M Street NW serving Georgetown's residential community with a curated selection of wine, spirits, and the specialty bottles that the neighborhood's wine-engaged customers seek.
A specialty cheese shop at 1071 Thomas Jefferson Street NW in the Georgetown canal area, offering an artisanal cheese selection, charcuterie, and the accompaniments that convert a cheese purchase into a complete cheese board.
An Indian spice and food shop at 1610 Wisconsin Avenue NW on the upper Georgetown commercial block, offering the spices, grocery items, and prepared foods of the Indian culinary tradition to the Georgetown residential community.
Georgetown's butcher, charcutier, and deli counter in one room: house-smoked meats, a legendary hot pastrami, and a nightly supper club.
A compact neighborhood grocery at the corner of P and 27th Streets, open daily from 8am to 10pm, stocking produce, fresh-made meals, and international specialty finds alongside everyday staples