Each Peach Market

Each Peach Market is the cutest little shop with great sandwiches that my bestie introduced me to in DC.On my first day we opted for sandwiches from Each Peach. I opted for my go to sandwich which is always Italian. It's called The Dude on their menu which comes with Genoa salami, hot coppa ham, mozzarella, tomato, banana peppers, arugula, and balsamic vinaigrette.There's truly not one thing not to love about this little shop. I popped in to shop on my last day and it's a mini heaven for any gourmand. From wines and cheeses to high end groceries and those little finds that you didn't know you needed, but can no longer live without. Great little spot that I would be at all the time if i lived in the area but I cannot wait to go back!

I love a cute, tiny food market with fancy treats. Located right in the thick of the Mt. Pleasant neighborhood, you won't find a wide selection like at Giant. But you'll find some amazing natural wines, dark chocolates and a small, but thoughtful selection of cheese.One of my favorite items to pick up here are the Bullfrog bagels located right by the counter. They often sell out, so the trick is to get there early before everyone snatches them up. I bought two bags and my family polished them off before the weekend even ended!The shop also carries other baked goods, like pies and other savories, of course not too far from the fresh fruits and vegetables. But clearly, you see what catches my eyes!

Superior location. The Banh Mi sandwhich is great! Actually, everything is great! This place isn't snooty, it's just high class. Anyone complaining is used to dealing with minimum wage employees who don't care about the well-being of the venue. The owners here care, and want to ensure the best for everyone.Also, it's easy to find now unlike in the past, GPS and Google maps will take you right to it.. 3068 Mt Pleasant St. NanaDC watches is next door too.

I literally stumbled upon this place, and I had to check it out just because of its name. When I waslked inside, that instinctive small market smell hit me immediately. This small market is the most unique market that I have ever been in, within the city. Ibthink the last time that I was in a place similar to this waswhen I was in the Shenandoah back countrybof Viriginia. There sat the entire family including the elderly grandmother who were all part of the family ownership. This place wasn't exactly like that, but it was close to it, right down to the old wooden floors. Most of the products that they have come from various farms, even as far as Pensylvania I was told. I wasn't completely hungry just yet but I thought that I would pick-up a sandwich for later. Since their sandwiches are all made to order, I decided on the aFoggy Bottom sandwich. It included sliced serrano, brie, and argula served on a toasted baguette. Everything about this place is awesome!

Prefacing this with we all have different levels of disposable income. A bit expensive for me but maybe not for others. A little market with grocery items that are a tad fancy. If you need something for a dinner recipe they probably have it. They have premade food & sandwiches and other little grab and go treats. LGBTQ friendly. It is tight in here so it might be challenging to navigate for those with accessibility concerns. There is a ramp with a pull door to enter. I wish they had a day old/expiring soon section for folks at other income levels to enjoy their premade/bakery items.

So much is packed inside this small market in one of my favorite D.C. neighborhoods, Mount Pleasant! All produce and meat are labeled with what city or state it came from. Last summer, they became D.C.'s first "Fair Food Sponsor," the first small independent grocery to commit to a farmworker human rights program, ensuring that farmworkers' rights are being implemented.I love browsing around and discovering some new brands. They carry one of my favorite drinks, Sanzo, a sparkling water company with Asian flavors. They also have speciality chocolate, wine, and you can find pantry staples from almost all over the world.Fun Mount Pleasant day idea: Go to the Bold Fork Books cooking book store next door, and then find ingredients at Each Peach and other markets down the street to cook up a new recipe!I've tried some of their sandwiches a few times and I like the Rock Creek Pork and pork banh are my favorite. (Wow, I guess I like pork ;) You can conveniently order ahead of time. Each Peach Market is a treat!

Over-priced, a bit pretentious, and pretty unhelpful staff sometimes.Its there and sometimes the only place to grab something quick, grocery-wise, in that particular area, especially if it's gourmet, so I guess I'd rather have it than not.Tip for the store: carding nearly 40 year olds makes you look really annoying.

This is a nice, clean grocery store in your friendly Mount Pleasant neighborhood. The staff was very friendly and prompt. They have wine and beer, a big selection of cheese, ready made foods and salads in addition to the usual grocery items. Attached a few pictures so you know what they sell here.

We've never really shopped here, but we do go for the take out sandwiches. They are twice the price of Subway but three times as good!

We ordered sandwiches for pickup on a Friday slightly after the normal lunch hour, and they were a solid choice! I went with The Newton and the Brie was perfectly melted in the sandwich, making this a delightfully enjoyable afternoon perk! We will definitely add this place to our normal lunch options- as made to order sandwiches of quality are something we crave! We also picked up a mixed bag of fresh bagels to try at home as well!