Tip: Bread loaves are baked Tuesday and Friday only; pre-order on the website by the Monday before for pickup.

Location

Address: 5101 MacArthur Blvd NW, Washington, DC 20016, Washington DC

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NuVegan Cafe ★ 4.2

NuVegan Cafe in Washington DC is the Park View Georgia Avenue vegan and gluten-free cafe, with a separate gluten-free menu insert and the city's deepest Black-owned plant-based lineup.

Tip: The Friday-Saturday brunch lineup runs hand-cut gluten-free pancakes; pre-order via the website to skip the queue.

Kabob Palace ★ 4.5

Kabob Palace just outside Washington DC is the Crystal City Eads Street 24-hour Afghan halal kabob counter, the metro area's most-known late-night halal lamb and chicken kabob shop.

Tip: Open 24 hours; the cab-drivers' rate is the standard rate. The lamb kebab with rice and naan is $14 around the clock.

Shouk Union Market ★ 4.3

Shouk Union Market in Washington DC is the NoMa 4th Street plant-based Middle Eastern counter from Ran Nussbacher, with shouk burgers, mushroom shawarma and Israeli-style salads.

Tip: The shouk burger with chickpea-mushroom patty is the most-ordered single item; the harissa hummus is the under-ordered side.

Char Bar Kosher ★ 4.0

Char Bar Kosher in Washington DC is the West End L Street glatt-kosher restaurant from Andre Voloshin, a kosher steakhouse and burger room with daily lunch and dinner service Sunday through Thursday.

Tip: Closed Friday sunset through Saturday sunset for Shabbat; the Sunday-night burger plate is the editorial pick.

Pita Plus Rockville ★ 3.9

Pita Plus is the kosher Israeli falafel counter outside Washington DC in College Park, with shwarma, falafel and Israeli salads supervised by the Vaad of Greater Washington.

Tip: Closed Friday sunset through Saturday sunset; the Sunday afternoon falafel pita is the value lunch.

Fancy Radish ★ 4.6

Fancy Radish in Washington DC is Rich Landau and Kate Jacoby's H Street NE vegan dining room since 2018, the sister of Philadelphia's Vedge with seasonal vegetable plates and a wine list.

Tip: The dan-dan noodles and the rutabaga fondue are the menu's most-ordered dishes; book the chef's counter for the kitchen view.

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