We’re arriving in Baltimore at lunchtime on Sunday. The kids really want to go to Port Discovery (they loved it two years ago.) We’d like to park near Market Place, have lunch, and then go to Port Discovery. Any... (0 replies, last updated by paoli40 August 18, 2006)

My SO just started working near the KT Towne Center, and I have already put in my orders for various buffalo cuts from Cibola Farms this Friday. What other places and foodstuffs at the market should we (read: she) definitely... (4 replies, last updated by monavano July 8, 2008)

in the area, including Uncle Brutha’s Hot Sauce, Marvelous Market, Bread and Chocolate, Port City Java, Murky Coffee, Yes! Natural Foods. The used bookstore on C St, SE, has lots of out-of-print cookbooks. People in the... (18 replies, last updated by monavano January 10, 2007)

I made one of my periodic trips to DC this past week. Casting about for a new place to try, I found BlackSalt Fish Market and Restaurant … not really an easy place to go for a visitor since it’s a 15-20 minute taxi ride out of... (6 replies, last updated by Pappy December 5, 2008)

Hello, chowhounds. I just moved to the area and am looking for a good spot for this Friday dinner near Eastern Market/Capitol Hill. Am open to chowish dives or fancy schmancy, any ethnicity of food or standard American burgers... (20 replies, last updated by FlaHopper August 11, 2008)

Port of Piraeus 520 12th Street http://washingtondc.menupages.com/restaurantdetails.asp?areaid=0&restaurantid=23093&neighborhoodid=0&cuisineid=0 (1 reply, last updated by monkeyrotica November 1, 2006)

The Red Sage Market is across the street. Different than eating inside the restaurant, it has great chili and wrap sandwiches. And at around 12th and F is Port of Piraeus, which has all kinds of yummy Greek carryout, including a... (11 replies, last updated by Lauryn June 18, 2003)

Port of Piraeus a deli with at least two locations in DC has an Italian Hot Beef. Thinly sliced roast beef with onions and pepperoncini on a crusty role. Don’t know if that is waht you are looking for, but might be close.... (2 replies, last updated by Eric July 6, 2004)

Port of Piraeus market on 13th and I is a great spot. The gyros never disappoint, and their daily specials such as stuffed tomatoes are a welcome change from the everyday sandwich order. Also, i’m not sure about the other... (10 replies, last updated by jodik July 25, 2007)

The Port of Piraeus is a Greek sandwich place and they have good breakfast sandwiches, etc. No table service and I am not even sure if they have any seating at all. It’s at 12th and F. JB (7 replies, last updated by Rosco December 29, 2005)

some very good things about Port of Piraeus's sandwiches, and they do breakfast. http://washingtondc.menupages.com/restaurantdetails.asp?areaid=0&restaurantid=23093&neighborhoodid=0&cuisineid=0 (2 replies, last updated by EricDC August 24, 2006)

that they too have a richness about them. Also, Port of Piraeus around the corner on 21st near M has a delicious avgolemono (lemon chicken) soup. (6 replies, last updated by Nancyy October 5, 2005)

For cheap, quick eats, Port of Piraeus at 13th & I serves pretty decent Greek standards. There’s also the Korean food cart at 14th & L. Luigino at 12th & H does a nice lunch. You can run up the bill pretty quickly if you... (8 replies, last updated by hopeinmee May 27, 2008)

Port of Piraeus gets H+H fresh from NYC everyday – not as fresh as the location on B’way on the UWS mind you and no lox... don’t know what weekend hours might be. Metro Center and Foggy Bottom locations (maybe... (22 replies, last updated by MaryBeallAdler November 21, 2009)

://www.juicejointcafe.com/ Another regular — weekly? Twice a week? — lunch stop for me Port of Piraeus on 13th between K and I. It is a Greek Deli with many, many lunch options. A little on the pricier side, but the... (10 replies, last updated by hopeinmee October 1, 2007)