Capo Italian Deli - Western Market

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Capo Italian Deli - Western Market

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2000 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20006

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This lively Italian deli in Shaw dishes out classic bites like meatball subs and cheesecake, capturing the playful spirit of authentic Italian fare.  

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2000 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20006 Get directions

capodeli.com

$10–20

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2000 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20006 Get directions

+1 202 951 1978
capodeli.com

$10–20

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Jul 7, 2025

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"This playful Italian deli (and home of the Fauci Pouchy) serves meatball parmigiana subs and cheesecake in its Shaw location." - Adele Chapin

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John Smith III

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This has to be the WORST meal I’ve had in a very long time. I went outside into the fire pit of hell to grab lunch. I’ve had Capo Italian Deli via Uber Eats or Door Dash before so I was ready to get an awesome sandwich. Not so fast, I went to the 2000 Pennsylvania Avenue, Western Market location. The staff was “terrible.” Maybe it was the heat outside that contributed to the terrible customer service experience that I received. While the person may have been polite, she wasn’t the most helpful. The sandwich I ordered was a Chicken Cheesesteak sub, and it was awful. There was NO redeeming quality of this food, and I threw 98% of it into the trash. The sandwich wasn’t made with care or quality. Please see the attached pictures of the sandwich. The only thing I enjoyed about my lunch was the plain Lays potato chips. I normally tell people to run not walk to a restaurant, but with this experience I’m telling you to run AWAY from this place. Will not be coming back, EVER!

Marc Levy

Google
Paid $17 for a cheesesteak and waited so long for my order and got the skimpiest cheesesteak i’ve ever had. Never going to this place again. Flavor is like 7/10 but value for money its a total rip off.

Anna Du Bellay

Google
A few reasons I give Capo Deli two stars: 1. Bad costumer service — it takes for ever to get your order. 2. Sandwiches and food are ridiculously expensive…get your money worth somewhere else. 3. Discriminatory and offensive remarks about minorities from the store or shift supervisor. I won’t patronize businesses like Capo Deli in my life

Ohm Patel

Google
Rude employees. Low quality food and expensive. $15 for two slices of cheese, lettuce, and bread.

Verna Patience

Google
I was very disappointed. The sandwiches look nothing like the pictures on the website. My $16.00 tuna was primarily hard bread with very little tuna, lettuce, onions , etc. Certainly not worth it. I would much rather eat at Jimmy John’s.

C T

Google
The bread was great, with a good crust and not too chewy or hard to bite into. But the caprese had no basil of any kind (leaf, pesto, etc). Otherwise, decent sandwich.

Ben Segg

Google
Nice staff. The chicken parm sandwich tasted bland and the chicken was tough/dry. I threw it out. Try something else, I guess?

Nathan Portnoy

Google
Honestly when you have places like the Italian store across the river, why bother competing. Because your Italian doesn’t compete and sucks in comparison.