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DGS Delicatessen

1317 Connecticut Ave NW
Washington DC 20036
(202) 293-4400


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Amanda F.
Horribly named. Expect to take a sit-down restaurant amount of time & a sit-down amount of money bc it's that & not a deli! Delis are quick & cheap!
Stephanie M.
The bread pudding is incredible!
corbett3000
There is now takeout!!!
Joe F.
While the quality of the food was good, the price tag isn't inline with the portions. Also $3 for a Dr. Browns should be illegal. If you don't expect Katz or Carnegie deli you probably will enjoy it.
Cara F.
It's just ok. For the price the sandwiches are tiny without much meat. Probably wont go back because who wants to spend $30 for lunch. Disappointing.
Akash J.
Noisy! Not a good place for clients or romance. (Or romantic clients.)
Mike M.
Serve fries or chips with the sandwiches! $13 for a small sandwich is not worth it.
Sarah R.
Don't expect the Carnegie Deli.
John L.
It's not a NY Deli, it's a DC delicatessen. If you think it's too expensive compared to NY Delicatessens, you have never been to one. They also make everything in house.
anam
Not really a deli, but an homage to one. Delish.
Josh S.
For people who know what a real delicatessen is supposed to taste like, go to DGS and try everything!
Alex K.
Get the matzo ball soup. Like grandma used to make.
Christopher C.
Dessert menu
Jerry W.
Cocktails are modest in size and quite strong for $11. The Meshuggina-like a negroni-is tasty.
William A.
Chocolate egg cream made with UBet syrup - it's the real deal!
Craig H.
The chopped liver is delish!
Tammy G.
Try the roasted cauliflower! Yum! Arrive before the lunch rush and enjoy a great meal at the back bar. It's not a deli, per se, but they have great sandwiches and side salads.
Drew B.
Cauliflower. Pastrami sand. Latke. All really good.
Whitney M.
Come for the fries. Stay for the music. Also, so much pickling!
Jill
They serve Genesee Beer
Steven F.
The kugel omg !!!
Patrick F.
Babka bread pudding made the Post's #40Eats list for 2013.
Marcia J.
Matzo ball soup is outstanding. Latkes are delicious.
Spencer H.
The service here is atrocious.
Tammy G.
Don't miss the latkes!
Damien M.
The matzo ball soup had enough salt in it to kill a horse but the sandwiches are great
Courtney S.
Get the latkas -- they are great. Excellent and reasonably priced wine selection. But the schnitzel is greasy -- avoid.
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