Food Court

This is a plug for the Forever Young Café, which offers a variety of delicious and healthy alternatives to some of the other big name options in the food court. If you get there early in the day you will almost always see a line for their smoothies, which are great, but their salads and sandwiches are a fantastic lunch-time meal. Pictured is the Four Seasons salad, which is perhaps now my most favorite salad in the area. I will go out of my way to get it. Freshly cut apples and avocado, craisins, feta, walnuts, fresh greens, and chicken breast... it's absolutely phenomenal. Supporting a small business is certainly a plus when you visit this place... which I love to do. but, it's made easy by how good the food is here.

Was looking for a salade and some fruit. And found it in this food court at “healthy choice café”. The man over charged me and I hadn’t noticed, but he came to me to give me my money back!!! Great place to have a relaxing lunch away from the crowd

The most secure food court in the world. Security here are tighter than the airport TSA 🤣

I will lay it out straight: there's a real problem at the food court in the Reagan Center, and it's time we addressed it head-on. Now, you know me, I don't mince words. This isn't just about a subpar meal but the downright dishonest practice of not displaying prices. That's not the American way. When families and schools bring their kids to D.C., they expect transparency, not to be blindsided by sky-high prices. For what reason? Mediocre food? It's simply unacceptable. Furthermore, the staff there could use a lesson in manners. For heaven's sake, we're talking about a place frequented by children. The level of professionalism is so low it's practically in the basement. And don't get me started on the overall atmosphere—overpriced, overcrowded, and just plain chaotic. It's a free-for-all where even the guards seem to have forgotten the meaning of hospitality. To top it all off, my experience ended with a distressing bout of illness on the ride back. That's no way to treat visitors or locals.

The food service at SBARRO was absolutely HORRENDOUS. The servers were rude and impatient and barely gave you enough time to collect your bearings. I ordered two pieces of cheese pizza and they only gave me one PEPPERONI piece. The atmosphere was absolutely grim and made our group SEVERELY uncomfortable. The only good thing about this place was the food which was mediocre at best. I hope in the near future that this establishment will better its quality of service.

All of the restaurants have great food, but the court is filled to the brim with people. A smoothie restaurant I ate at there (NOT smoothie king) had very rude workers.

We walked over here after visiting the National African American museum. Kids liked the pizza. Chicken strips were ok but not very seasoned. Restrooms were clean.

sbarro pizza: my pizza was still raw and tasted ok but greasy they refused to give me what I wanted to order which was bread sticks my friend wanted spaghetti and was refused also we could see both of the spaghetti and breadsticks they also said no garlic bread but we could see it. Cookies pretty good tho