The 7 Best Places for Salami in Capitol Hill, Washington

Washington Post: Get the “G” Man: A heaping pile of ham, salami, mortadella and pepperoni with provolone and fontina on either a soft or hard roll. Read more.

Naquita Titus: Ham and Turkey on a soft roll! Hot peppers to die for! Reasonably priced..

Sean McGrath: Pro tip: order your sandwich on bread, otherwise, you're getting slice cold cuts covered in mayonnaise served in paper.

Cameron Bybee: Pretzel with the mustard trio is amazing, potato pancakes, and sausage platter (wurstfeast) great as well! Knowledgeable and friendly staff happy to answer questions.

Christopher Boesen: A sunny afternoon on the patio with a hefeweizen or a good German pils is as close to gemütlichkeit as you will get in Washington.

Henry Helmes: This place is delicious and the service is top notch!! Our server Sarah was awesome and very cute!

Aashima Ratti: The gin and tonic selection is insane. Bring friends and try a few.

Rachel L: Outdoor gin bar. Great options

Brian: Gin and tonics are unique and numerous.

Mona Lisa: Great food and service. Brussels sprouts on yogurt with bacon was especially amazing. As was the Kajmak bar spreads. Amaze-balls

Milton Hernandez: Try our famous deserts

Washington Post: A tribute to the former Yugoslavia and a style of cooking influenced by Greece, Turkey, Austria and Hungary. A bread basket ($6) introduces diners to recurring accents in the Serbian repertoire. Read more.

Jasmine Vazquez: Arguably one of the best pizzas I have ever had! Made fresh.

Paula Paixao: Finally good fresh pizza in DC, good ingredients and great service! They don't deliver though... Start delivering please!!!

Joshua John: Kramer had this idea a decade ago and now we know it works.

Stefan Nagey: Cuban sandwich sub is oh so yummy. But if you want a soda, go next door to tortilla. Bigger soda, same price.

Helen Lee: They have the best paninis! Also love their spaghetti on Wednesdays

Apryl S: Probably the worst steak and cheese I've ever had

Kelsey✨: Great brunch spot, good for large groups and bottomless mimosas

Brunch and the City: For $20 you get unlimited mimosas, belinis and Bloody Marys. That’s the kind of special that turns a little brunch with a few girlfriends turned into a wonderful 3-hour catch up session. Read more.

Behrad Eats: The Risotto Bacon is a hearty and delicious brunch option at Lavagna. It's prepared with house made bacon, arugula, butternut squash, mushrooms, and mascarpone.