American Restaurant · U-Street · 357 tips and reviews
Foodspotting: Try the Peanut Butter And Banana Panini
BC 😎🎶: Recommend the Grilled brie, caramelized onions & spinach panini. Sweet potato fries = yum. Nice, chill atmosphere.
Aiden Kirchner: Restaurant & bookstore. Inspired by poet Langston Hughes, this spot draws a funky and diverse crowd and serves up American-style comfort foods like homemade pizzas, meatloaf, hot paninis & a lot more
2816 Pennsylvania Ave NW (at 29th St. NW), Washington, D.C.
Mediterranean Restaurant · Georgetown · 22 tips and reviews
Dora Ertek: Best panini, tost and salad in Georgetown.. Should try their special salads and the coffee..
Allison Steely: Can't go wrong with a panini, and the salads are great, too.
BellyCard: If you haven't tried Cafe Tu-O-Tu yet, you're missing out! The Chicken Pesto Wrap & Tuna Melt Panini will rock your world. Checking in w/ @bellycard to earn a sandwich or a $50 gift card.
4940 Wisconsin Ave. NW (at Fessenden St. NW), Washington, D.C.
Pizzeria · Friendship Heights · 68 tips and reviews
Nathan C-P.: Their Olivia Panini are awesome!!!!
Derek Fromson: Nice family joint w/variety of pizza options. For kids, there is also spaghetti with tomato sauce. Not in a pizza mood? Try the Olivia (chicken) panini and a side of crispy goat cheese salad w/a soda.
Ivy: Delicious pizza and gelato. I love the soda fountain.
BellyCard: If you haven't tried Cafe Tu-O-Tu yet, you're missing out! The Chicken Pesto Wrap & Tuna Melt Panini will rock your world. Checking in with @bellycard will earn you sandwiches OR a $50 gift card!
Melissa Long: Chicken panini was tasty! Great service too. Also has great happy hour specials! $2.50 drafts, $2.00 bottles
Jeff S: Warm little spot for some bread sticks and pizza slices for the kids, meatball panini for the older one, and a hot dish of baked lasagna with meat. Unwind a little for a tasty slow meal with drinks.
Kathryn Johnson: Denson's offers top-notch prohibition cocktails and (surprisingly) an authentic cuban panini. Best for small groups as even the back room only accommodates 8. Excellent service!
Andy Grossman: Friendly bartenders & a solid oyster happy hour
Allyson Hartten: Perfect for a late night and some great craft cocktails. Very cozy and hip.
1440 Wisconsin Ave NW (at P St NW), Washington, D.C.
Sandwich Spot · Georgetown · 42 tips and reviews
Derek Fromson: Wide variety of healthy wraps, subs, paninis and salads, as well as smoothies. "Stevie Wonder" panini was delicious, esp. if you like spicy.
Veronica Lopez Gamboa: Oasis smoothie and a California Panini are the best!!
Kelsey Hagan: Went here after a long day of touring and was pretty disappointed by the whole experience. Very rude lady on the register a couple of the worst paninis I've ever had... The cookie was the best part.
1101 17th St NW (btwn L St & Sumner Row), Washington, D.C.
Café · Connecticut Avenue - K Street · 13 tips and reviews
Stacey: The Napoli is the best panini they have. Try it, you won't be disappointed.
Megan Santos: Great place for a cheap breakfast sandwich and coffee. They serve different flavors of Seattle's best coffee. They also have about five, two-seater tables inside by the front window.
Shantee Haynes REALTOR®: Great selection of Seattle's Best
1909 Q St NW (at Connecticut Ave), Washington, D.C.
Bakery · Northwest Washington · 39 tips and reviews
Kevin Malomey: Lunch special: Half panini and cup of Soup for 6.95! The garden veggie panini and chicken chipotle soup is delicious!
Mike Devinney: Turkey panini was good with ample meat, cheese, tomato, onion. Wasn't anything to write home about, but I was satisfied. Coffee was decent. Seating was awkward. Didn't sample any baked goods.
Martin Ross: Can recommend the Walnut Brownies and the Chocolate Almond Croissants.
1645 Wisconsin Ave NW (btw Q St NW and Reservoir Rd NW), Washington, D.C.
Bakery · Georgetown · 31 tips and reviews
Leanne Goodman: Come here for amazing baguettes and panini sandwiches. Not to mention their incredible pastries.
Shefali K: Best chocolate chip cookies in DC. I found out that they sell their cookies to Chinatown Coffee and so when I finally came here I realize that they have the best French bakery around.
Thomas: if you can speak french fairly well, speak French when you're there, the experience is more enjoyable.
523 8th St SE (btwn E & G St SE), Washington, D.C.
Eastern European Restaurant · Capitol Hill · 75 tips and reviews
Dee Evans: The Balkan panini and Balkan burger were amazing. The traditional mimosa was a little strong, but the ambar mimosa was sensational. Balkan food is the bomb, always and forever. Very underrated
Venu: Best cheap hh in cap hill. Largest selection of rakia in dc. My Serbian friends approve.
Vanessa French: You really need to try the paninis if you are hungry. Fresh and hearty. Also the hot teas are very nice -- infused with florals. Both are a great pick me up.