Streets Market

If you’re a young single upwardly mobile guy living by yourself in DC, what store would you wish most of all to be near you (like right in front of your apartment building)? Street Market of course. Small enough that you can quickly get the stuff you want and no crowd, but big enough to carry high quality foods and most stuff you need but with a bit of a vibe of Whole Foods or Trader Joe’s. Pricey but not overly but remember you’re young and single and earning enough so you probably save by just buying small portions enough for the here and now.

Very neat and relatively well organized local supermarket. You may not be able to find everything there, but there's quite a few food choices from multiple ethnic culinary palates. Most of all it's convenient to where I'm staying.

When I tell you this Market is one of the best I have ever be to in DC is an understatement. They have so many different options from food and drink that's it's a shame other markets don't follow suit!!

I called ahead and asked a service member if they had dried mushrooms at this location, they said yes. I then walked 20 minutes to come to this location and lo and behold they do not have them here. The staff was not helpful in the slightest, and made no attempt to help whatsoever. I will not be going to this establishment again after wasting my time.

Great market, lots of fresh precut fruit. We stopped by and picked up a few items on a busy day and we were so lucky — all the fruit we bought (precut!) last for several days!!!! I don’t know what if other stores use rotting fruit and cut it up, because it only lasts a day or two, but the fruit we bought here - lasted for a solid 4 days. Something so simple, but so exciting! Also everyone who was working the day we stopped in was incredibly kind and polite.

There is cashier girl which when I bought alcohol first time she didn’t ask me Id when I bought second time she asked me id ?? Why she asks anytime she want and why she is not asking every time?? Crazy :))

I’ve been a regular customer at this Streets Market for the past three years, and while most of the staff have always been welcoming, kind, and professional, I unfortunately can’t say the same about one particular employee — a blonde woman named Mirna. From the very beginning, her attitude toward me has been noticeably rude and dismissive. Whether it’s her intentionally not coming to the register when I’m clearly standing there, rolling her eyes when I need assistance, or treating me differently compared to other customers — the difference in her tone, her body language, and overall demeanor is painfully obvious. She often tosses my items into bags carelessly and rushes me through transactions, making the entire experience uncomfortable. Today was the final straw for me. I went in to quickly grab a few things before my next meeting and needed to split my payment between two cards. Mirna immediately began huffing and puffing with clear frustration, as if this simple request was a huge inconvenience. When I attempted to complete the transaction, it took her an unusual amount of time to process the split payment, and when I tried to finalize it, she loudly announced that my card had been declined. The way she raised her voice felt deliberate, especially considering another employee was nearby speaking to me calmly and quietly. I checked my account on the spot and saw the charge had already gone through, which only added to my confusion and frustration. This isn’t an isolated incident — her attitude towards me has been consistently disrespectful for years. I’ve tried to give her the benefit of the doubt, but the pattern has only gotten worse. I can’t help but wonder if this is personal animosity or something deeper, as I am Afro-Latina, and at times, her dismissive tone when speaking Spanish to me has felt both condescending and exclusionary — as if she assumes I wouldn’t understand, even though we share cultural roots. No customer should have to walk into a store and feel targeted or disrespected, especially when approaching every interaction with kindness and positivity. If Mirna treats me this way so openly, I can only imagine how she may treat others when no one is watching. I would appreciate if management took this matter seriously. No one should have to tolerate this kind of behavior, especially from an employee representing a neighborhood business.

Ok market in a part of town where there aren't many markets. Prices are high, Selection is quite limited, and the quality is uneven. At least they do have fresh vegetables, but I recently visited and bought some bulk nuts that were going off and some protein bars that were stale and chewy.

This was a great market to grab a couple of items when we were in Washington DC. A friendly associate at checkout as well. A good selection of items. Great location near our hotel.

I stopped by intending to buy ice cream here & felt so uncomfortable with my experience that I left without the ice cream. The store seemed to be run by a group of young adults who acted very strangely throughout the few minutes my friend & I were in the store. Some of the young male workers were running back & forth to the back while giggling, which at first came off as just unprofessional behavior. Then. we noticed that another employee (also a young male), who we saw mopping near the entrance when we initially walked in had been following behind us as we walked through the store. He & the other employees made eye contact with us, each other, and started giggling. I'm not sure what was going on, but it all made my friend and I very uncomfortable--in fact, unsafe--and we immediately left the store. It saddens me to leave negative reviews because I support the efforts and livelihood of employees and businesses, but share this experience in hopes that improvements can be made for the benefit of everyone.

Fantastic selection of delicious, healthy food in a little store. I picked up the vegetarian enchiladas from Demeter's pantry for a quick dinner. Delicious!

I literally stumbled upon this market, and was pleasantly surprised...these stores are worth your time. Good range of merchandise, excellent range of take out items, wide range of international foods, good looking produce, you name it and they got it. Help is as nice as they can be. Interiors are a real mix of style aka urban house but comfortable and easy to find things unlike the mega stores. This company knows how to merchandise their stores to serve their base customers, which is surprising smart these days. Give these people your business!

A really convenient quality market. I always find everything I need - Premade meals like shrimp, salmon, chicken, and plenty of sides to choose from. Produce is fresh and there is a good wine selection. Seriously a huge selection in that little spot. The staff is super friendly and so quick at checking out. I always feel appreciated there.

Every product on shelf is perfectly aligned with labels facing the front. I noticed immediately. They carry some Asian food: Ramen noodle, Red Bean mochi, miso, sliced tuna for steak, kimuchi, tofu, etc in addition to fresh vegetables, some fresh fish and varieties of wine and beer in addition to unique skin care products that I see often in Whole Foods Market. I love everything about this convenient corner grocery store!

Streets Market is an oasis in downtown DC, where grocery stores are lacking. This market is in the bottom floor of a large downtown DC building and is more than just a corner store. It's surprisingly large for an independent grocery store and carries a variety of items like: 1) Grab-n-go fresh food for lunch. 2) $1.99 Swings coffee. 3) Nutella (very important). 4) Fair trade chocolate bars. 5) Anything else you'd need. The prices are more steep, but also not awful. The service is great!

Shelves are well stocked, unlike Safeway at 5th/NY. There was a diversity of food to choose from. The only workers were at the cash register, and I didn't find them friendly or welcoming at all. I'll try it again another day.

Huge selection of food and the workers are always friendly and welcoming. It's a bit pricey but the convenient location and options are worth it.

Come here all the time when I need a little snack, some wine, or milk. There's a small premium for convenience on those items, but nothing outrageous. The staff are very friendly, and there's a good selection. They Laos had lots of stuff other stores didn't have right when the pandemic hit (e.g., toilet paper). So keep that in mind for any future global crises. I wouldn't go out of my way to get the produce or meat. It's here, but relatively more expensive and of lower quality than other places. I have picked up herbs or onions when I'm in a pinch though.

Bought this maxine ice cream at Street Market a neighborhood grocery store along Mass Ave. this morning and saw this tonight. How is this ok? When I returned it the cashier said you should have opened it before you left. I said "that's not hygienic." I'm pretty sure she just violated a health code by telling your customer to open containers. I told her Ill buy the same thing if they had anymore. They didn't. I'll be reporting this to the health inspector. Can't be too careful during COVID.

Everything there is bad - beware. And it varies. A few weeks ago, I got canned black olives, only to discover they were moldy. Got bread Friday, and less than two days later, today, the bread is moldy. I desperately wish their food was good, but it's just trash.

It's pricy, sort of Whole Foods prices with a decent selection. I wouldn't do a shop, but it's nice to have around for a one-off last-minute needs. The staff is friendly. It would be great if they had espresso drinks since there isn't a local, non-chain place super close by for that. They have fresh pasta, a good selection of beer and wine, refrigerated stuff, expensive fruit, toiletries, etc.

Convenient location in DC and good selection for a small store, but if you go here for more than just a few things, be careful. Many products are close to expiration dates. The check out counter is cramped and cashiers do not have a good process to sort items for check out. For larger orders, dealing with cashiers' mistakes in double billing for items is hassle. Prices are comparable to Whole Foods.

A day or two I decided to go the market since it says reveille to live close to where I live I went there and ask for help and one of the gentleman seem to Normie because he has some headphones in his ear as I try to push him again he just completely ignore. I had a completely wild conversation with another employee while I was trying to ask for help, and I walked around when I finally got home it was through the cashier.

I found this awesome little grocery store while working in Washington. They have an awesome wine selection and plenty of fresh prepared choices. This places kept me on track with my healthy eating while I was in town. Friendly service and very helpful as well!

Walking distance from our hotel, they have a good selection of what you may need away from home.

Some stuff is a little pricy, but they have a lot of brands that are hard to find, international foods, and alternatives for dietary restrictions. The staff is helpful without being overbearing and they took some of the better pandemic precautions I've seen.

Do not go to this business. Tonight it was almost 10 pm and as I approached I wondered if it was open - the three 20 somethings not more than 10 steps in front of me walked right in. As I continued to follow them inside, the attendant inside pushed the door the rest of the way shut and pointed to the time on the the door for closing - 10 PM. I am in my 50s and this business clearly discriminates based on age otherwise I should have been admitted along with the youth who opened the door right in front of me and it hadn't shut yet (I didn't quicken my pace either). I will not return ever.

This store is conveniently located on corner Massachusetts Ave and 13th St NW, perfect for the several surrounding residential buildings. We have used this store now less than 20 times and while I am typically not a fan of small convenience type stores this one is great. The store is always spotless, properly staffed with friendly people and the shelves are always adequately stocked. The food and flowers are always fresh and the on top of everything else the prices are quite reasonable for this type of small store.

Cute! I love this little grocery/wine store. As soon as you walk in and go through the different aisles, you'll definitely feel a Whole Foods-vibe. The prices are comparable to Whole Foods and it's nice that they have a pretty wide variety of pre-made food, snacks, and grocery necessities (as compared to say your neighborhood CVS). I was surprised that they even had a deli section with raw beef, chicken, etc. They have a huge variety of jams and jellies in one of their aisles (hey, you may not think you need it until you see it!) and I'm also a big fan of their snack aisles. You can never have enough pirate's booty options! If you don't feel like trekking to Whole Foods or to Trader Joes, definitely make sure to swing by here instead!

Let me first start by saying, when this place opened it was life-changing. We needed a store like this in our neighborhood. I still buy groceries from streets several times a week. It was not until I recognized how much food I had to throw out tonight that I just bought because it was expired, that I knew I had to write a review. I love this place but I am not asking for much. If your food is expired, please do not sell it. Please.

A bit on the pricier side, but prompt service and an easy to navigate store make it worth it for quick items.

They need to decrease the temp in the dairy section! I've picked up a few yogurts here and they were... a little too close to room temperature.

So if you would like your purse searched I highly recommend this place. Because that is my idea of fun. This place is awful and over priced. And just FYI they will ask to search your purse while buying soup there.

Extremely helpful local store! Carries everything from cleaning supplies to full meals. Went there to gather food for the 4th of July. Had great shrimp, fresh veggies, and delicious fruit all from there. Prices are very reasonable and was incredibly clean. Perfect neighborhood store!

The people there are nice but everything I got was or tasted expired, even if they weren't actually expired yet. Everything I purchased, from the bagels to the fruit cups to the pre-made food tasted disgusting! Would never shop here again.

This place just opened up three months ago I just got some of their chicken grilled box like a Bento box fantastic prices are reasonable fresh so glad they're here

When traveling on business it nice to come across a really good local market where you can get some good quality fresh food. Streets was open late and has everything from nice sandwiches to cut fruit and vegetables, and really good coffee. There is a lot of variety from snacks and fixings for fresh sandwiches.

Incredibly convenient and a much bigger variety than similar places. The produce is very fresh and everybody who works here is really nice and chill, which makes stopping by pleasant. Lots of good prepared options and open late! Lots of healthy options but also maple cookies in a box case you were wondering.

So happy to find this store right by my office. So much variety and so many healthy, fresh, vegetarian and local options. I've always been wary of pre-cut fruit because you can never tell if it's ripe. At Streets, I have never had a piece of fruit that was not perfectly ripe and delicious. I don't know how they do it but it's never too hard or to squishy. I go for the fruit and always find something new and tasty.

A wonderful addition to the community! Reminds me of when I had a local bodega abroad- just a bit pricier. Great selection for the size!

Convenient for a snack. Expensive. Girl in front of me was doing her grocery shopping there and all but 3 bags totaled $88

Great neighborhood store! Friendly and helpful staff, good selection of food, fresh produce, and lots of fun snacks. It's a great place to stop by on my way home from work when I need a few things.

There's finally a market in this neighborhood AND it's awesome! So excited they opened here! They have wine and beer, personal/health products, carry a variety of types of brands/foods (including organic, vegan, etc.), have ready to heat/eat meals, fresh produce, AND everyone there is super friendly! They seem to have good sales on certain things and the prices are reasonable! =D (No more necessary evil trips to the worst CVS in the world -1199 Vermont- =P for me!) You guys are awesome - thank you!!!