Yang Market

Yang Market is a great and essential store in the Eckington neighborhood of DC. A good selection of wines, beers, and snacks. They also have a coffee shop and deli. I got their club sandwich and it is quite the sandwich! Packed with three different meats towered high. If you don't like any of their sandwiches you can choose to create your own. The owners and service are great. If you are in a pinch for a quick sandwich or some snacks if you are in the Eckington neighborhood this is an essential spot. They also have a great mural on the side of the building. I plan to make many spots back here.

Cool local place with great options and great sandwichesWe had the tuna salad and the caprese which was delicious and really inexpensive for what we got. The bread is super fresh and complemented the fixings.Everyone we talked to was extremely friendly and engaged - the lady in front was so nice to the young kids and family behind usThey have fresh bread delivered and a lot of hard to find goodsLove this neighborhood place. Support local businesses!!!Cool, hip bodega vibes - definitely check this place out

I really want to like this place, and support them because they're a woman owned business. But the last few times their customer service has been downright rude.Your local convenience store should just be that, convenient. It should also be friendly. I woke up this morning and came into the store at 1030 am really craving a breakfast sandwich, the lady in for me that there was no eggs and she couldn't make my sandwich because it would take 10 to 15 minutes to make eggs for a sandwich. They advertise that they sell breakfast sandwiches all day. It wasn't, by the way your sandwich is going to be delayed, so sorry for the wait. The owner literally told me we can't make it sandwich because it'll be 10 to 15 minutes. This was after making me wait 5 to 8 minutes when talking to another customer about kombucha, and how she just had her coffee.It takes me 5 minutes to make eggs at home. So I'm wondering how fresh the eggs are, especially if they sell breakfast sandwiches all day.The store is cute and looks like it would be a great place for the neighborhood. But this isn't the first time I or my partner received customer service that made us think that Yang's doesn't want our business.

Top notch spot! I heard about this place from some D.C. list about great sandwiches in the district, and this place did not disappoint. I forget what the sandwich I had was called, but let me tell you it was delicious. Everything was super fresh, from the bread to the shredded lettuce to the multiple meats. You could tell a lot of thought and appreciation for the art of food went into the making of the sandwich. The store itself is very clean and well organized. They obviously care about what the people want and ask for because they have some specialty items. They also have a good amount of products from local suppliers in the area, and who doesn't love to support local!Overall, this place is definitely worth a visit. It's lucky for my waistline that I don't live closer, because I would be here everyday if I could.

Class. Charming. Warm vibrations. Yang Market's new management has flipped this bodega from The Wire to a local foods destination. You can tell that they really care about their market when they engage with their patrons and stock local favorite items on request, such as my fav French bread pizza. Not only do they have local favorite items items in their shelves but a plethora of local foods and drinks from the D.C. Area. The new Yang Market is here to stay and is a welcome sight in the Eckington Community. Black Tie Optional.

Yang Market is a neighborhood corner store in the Eckinton neighborhood of DC. It changed ownership around a year ago and the new owners added a deli.The deli is FANTASTIC! I went for the first time today and got the Positraction. it was great, lots of turkey, fresh veggies, delicious. Can't wait to go back and try some of their other sandwiches.Yang Market is still a market too, so you can buy sodas, drinks, chips, etc.Will definitely be back.

Cool points instantly rewarded for being off the beaten path (aka, in the hood). More cool points given for being located inside a rando convenience store -- people eat that shit up! And some additional cool points sprinkled on for the artistic chalk-board menu and Christmas lights. So Yang Market is cool. A good place to take that person who [annoyingly] thinks they know every hole in the wall in every corner of DC and have seen it all. The food stands alone though, and apart from all the aforementioned highlights, deserves a high star appointment. I will say, I was extremely hesitant. Firstly, subs/sandwiches are not the easiest cuisine for a vegetarian, and most of the time, either there are no choices at all, or the options are really lame. And secondly, when you do fall upon the rare creative and delicious vegetarian sandwich, it's usually with a strong dose of creativity and taking untypical sandwich components to make something as filling and desirable as a mountain of roast beef. Was I going to find this is a convenient store sandwich shop in the Eckington?? Well... not really. There were no vegetarian options on the board, but when we walked in, my bf sweetly asked the one sole worker behind the counter if there were any veggie options or if he could whip something up for me. He happily obliged and said he would create something delicious and meatless for me. And he did!My sandwich had greens, mozzarella, tomato, peppers and pickled vegetables. The pickled veggies really took this sandwich from what would have probably been disappointing (due to the v. standard ingredient mix) to really enjoyable. So I didn't get anything creative or standout, but I found myself doing my happy shoulder-wiggle-yummy-food-dance, so it must have been pretty good. Tasty for sure. I forget what my boyfriend got, but I do remember that he said he really enjoyed it, and he's pretty hard to please with food.

Sandwiches are quite marginal. I paid around $40 for two sandwiches, two drinks and chips. Which is fine but nothing you can't get from the grocery deli counter. And you can find better coffee elsewhere.

I really enjoyed my sandwiches! Also a great array of staples combined with some specialty grocery items from local makers.

awesome neighborhood spot in Eckington. Friendly staff and great selection of items. The sandwich counter is great too.