Elizabeth Deli

Been working in the area for years and never knew this place existed until a couple of weeks ago after I saw their name on a sign outside the building they are located in. The Deli is on the lower level in the plaza and easy to navigate to. Great selection of lunch sandwiches and they have some Mexican food dishes too. Wide selection of chips and beverages as well. Enjoyed the tasty sandwich at a reasonable price and the really nice service. Glad to have another lunch option in the area.

Half deli, half convenience mart. Friendly service but the food was disappointing. Two steak tacos with some shredded cheese sprinkled into small, plush flour tortillas before wrapping, average meat quality with light seasoning. Basic rice, kidney beans, salad mix with diced tomatoes, dollop of sour cream and optional canned jalapenos. Simple drink options, props for having canned coconut juice. Some table and counter seating, and a few benches nearby outside.

I love this place, I work right next door and I eat my usual "Chicken Vegetable soup" and it's my fave!!! of course all the food is amazing and fresh here. But if you haven't tried their chicken veggie soup or any of their soups you must try! super affordable and fast. The owner is a darling.

Best soup you will find all winter! They actually have a grill and cook the ingredients in their sandwiches. Their Greek salad is not really a Greek salad, but is terrific nevertheless. The submarine sandwiches are a small miracle given the sterile neighborhood!

Monday for lunch time Elizabeth Deli has Ethiopian food special, enjera, chicken, greens, beans. I came back to eat the Ethiopian dish several times later; this was the first time having Ethiopian food. You can always ask the waiter for more enjera after you finish with the first plate of soft, sour, spongy dough that you go through. The cold, sour, spongy dough is something you have to get used to but combining it with chicken and beans was delicious. I'm impressed with my first experience. The cashiers at the front are friendly and helpful because I didn't know what I was eating and how I was suppose to eat it. In later visits i brought friends with me who said they enjoyed their enjeria experience as well. In addition to the dishes offered here, Elizabeth's Deli also offers a wide variety of wines and deli sandwiches. The wine selection and prices are reasonable; a definite stop before visiting a friend in the area.

Looooonnnnggggg wait. I wouldn't call the service slow, but there are a lot of people and since the food is made to order, it takes longer than I would like. Approx. half an hour for my chicken enchiladas with about 5 people in line in front of me. The food is fresh and reasonably priced - $7 got me lunch for 2 days since the portions are so large. They have salads, Mexican food, soups, daily specials, etc. Everything you could want a deli and very convenient as it is 2 minutes from where I intern!

Yesterday at 10:15 a.m. I was rudely asked to leave because I had a service dog wearing a service dog jacket. All I wanted was a cup of coffee and a sandwich. My disability is totally deaf on one side and partially deaf on the other, balance disability and vocal cord paralysis. She was so horrible so I will never return there.

Such sweet people who make the best chicken noodle soup I've ever had!! Love this place!

One of two deli's next to our office building surrounded by condo's in chevy chase. In the bottom of the Elizabeth, this moderately priced deli is known more for their mexican dishes. People also rave about their vegetable soup. It's a must stop when walking to other places isn't an option.

Ethiopian lunch in a deli hidden in a psuedo retirement community, this place is dope.