Taylor Gourmet has the best bread ever! I hate a very soft roll, their Farmhouse wheat bread is my favorite with the Cherry St Roast Beef sandwich. It’s hard to find a good sandwich shoo in DC, we have some very bad choices like potbelly, Grazie Grazie and the ultimate worst sub place Jersey Mike’s (how the hell that place exists is beyond reason) . Glad the new owners came in and saved this spot!
Tommy Brown
I made a pilgrimage to see if it tasted like the good old days and left sorely disappointed. Boy, do I miss how great Taylor Gourmet *used* to be: awesome bread, thoughtful sandwiches, reasonable prices. This new era misses the mark in so many ways.
Sure, they kept the old sandwiches, but their new bread is garbage, tastes like stale rolls from a chain supermarket. And the new prices are bananas! I paid $18 for a regular-sized sub and a bottle of water. Service was quick and professional, and the digs are fine. But the sandwiches tasted like yet another victim of a private equity firm cost-trimming and ruining what brought customers there to begin with.
Madeline Beaudry
Love the chicken cutlet, wish you still had the sesame bread though
Charles Kenney
I was excited to find a DC sandwich shop calling their sandwiches “hoagies”. They do not disappoint — tastes like they’re from Philly. Really recommend the Vine Street.
Avery G (lilgriff2354)
tried to go here for dinner at 5:30 on a tuesday and it was closed. hours are incorrect and misleading.
Tricia Olson
I had the Jackson, chicken salad. Wonderful!
Ryan Morris
Sandwiches got smaller; shrinkflation strikes back
Jon Moore
Good stuff! In terms of cold subs, it's similar to Jimmy John's (but JJ is only good half the time). Also, the sandwiches are huge. Expect leftovers
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
L Schmidt
I decided to venture over to Taylor Gourmet on K Street, a spot that once boasted 17 locations in D.C. and was the talk of the town. I’ve passed by countless times, intrigued by its mysterious, limited hours. Then, a twist of fate—someone decided it was time to extend those hours and serve more than just the office lunch crowd. I took this as my cue to finally dive into their offerings.
With a welcoming smile, the cashier greeted me as I stepped inside. The menu was tempting, but I set my sights on the Classic Cheesesteak—though I opted for chicken instead of the usual beef. I skipped the chips and sides, settling for a drink. Here’s where my love affair with iced tea hit a snag: they only had small bottled versions, and I’m a sucker for freshly brewed with free refills. Alas, not every place is perfect.
But then, my sandwich arrived, hot off the grill, and all was forgiven. In a city not exactly renowned for its cheesesteaks, this one was a revelation. The roll was that perfect balance of soft and sturdy, cradling a medley of flavors that sang with every bite. Affordable and satisfying, I think I’ve found my new go-to spot for a solid cheesesteak fix.
Our office had them cater a party once, and they served up a feast of salads, cookies, and an array of subs. I was so engrossed in the salads that I didn’t snap any pics—rookie mistake! But trust me, it was all delicious.
If you find yourself near 14th and K Street, do yourself a favor and stop by Taylor Gourmet. I’ll definitely be back to explore more of their menu. Here’s hoping the new management keeps up the great work and maybe even brings back more locations. This place is a tasty gem waiting to be rediscovered!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Classic Cheesesteak, Salad
Justin Jeffress
I order this alllll the time on Uber eats. Unfortunately they took away all options to customize the meal and if you order cookies or chips they just send you whatever. Wish they would take the time to refresh the Uber side of their platform.
Had Burgers, spicy chicken, federal hoagies all good and spicy was just right.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Sandwich
Christopher Wallis
I came pretty late for a regular spot. Like 10-11pm. It was pretty quiet but they still had a burger special. The staff was kind and patient when my card didn't tap and that burger. It was hot, cheesy and so filling. The fries slapp so hard. Honestly, if I didn't live so far I'd keep eating here. While I'm in town, this place is gonna be it for me. Can't wait to try the sub
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Sandwich
algwins
The steak sandwich was cold and mushy. But the staff was very friendly !
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 5
Katherine Leath
Food is okay. Very Salty. Nothing too special. Staff are nice. But it was also a very slow afternoon.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 5
Joseph Tate
I’ve been eating at Taylor Gourmet for over a decade and it’s always solid. Very good spot. 10/10 every time. Easily one of the best sandwich spots in
Taylor Gourmet has the best bread ever! I hate a very soft roll, their Farmhouse wheat bread is my favorite with the Cherry St Roast Beef sandwich. It’s hard to find a good sandwich shoo in DC, we have some very bad choices like potbelly, Grazie Grazie and the ultimate worst sub place Jersey Mike’s (how the hell that place exists is beyond reason) . Glad the new owners came in and saved this spot!
I made a pilgrimage to see if it tasted like the good old days and left sorely disappointed. Boy, do I miss how great Taylor Gourmet *used* to be: awesome bread, thoughtful sandwiches, reasonable prices. This new era misses the mark in so many ways.
Sure, they kept the old sandwiches, but their new bread is garbage, tastes like stale rolls from a chain supermarket. And the new prices are bananas! I paid $18 for a regular-sized sub and a bottle of water. Service was quick and professional, and the digs are fine. But the sandwiches tasted like yet another victim of a private equity firm cost-trimming and ruining what brought customers there to begin with.
Love the chicken cutlet, wish you still had the sesame bread though
I was excited to find a DC sandwich shop calling their sandwiches “hoagies”. They do not disappoint — tastes like they’re from Philly. Really recommend the Vine Street.
tried to go here for dinner at 5:30 on a tuesday and it was closed. hours are incorrect and misleading.
I had the Jackson, chicken salad. Wonderful!
Sandwiches got smaller; shrinkflation strikes back
Good stuff! In terms of cold subs, it's similar to Jimmy John's (but JJ is only good half the time). Also, the sandwiches are huge. Expect leftovers
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
I decided to venture over to Taylor Gourmet on K Street, a spot that once boasted 17 locations in D.C. and was the talk of the town. I’ve passed by countless times, intrigued by its mysterious, limited hours. Then, a twist of fate—someone decided it was time to extend those hours and serve more than just the office lunch crowd. I took this as my cue to finally dive into their offerings.
With a welcoming smile, the cashier greeted me as I stepped inside. The menu was tempting, but I set my sights on the Classic Cheesesteak—though I opted for chicken instead of the usual beef. I skipped the chips and sides, settling for a drink. Here’s where my love affair with iced tea hit a snag: they only had small bottled versions, and I’m a sucker for freshly brewed with free refills. Alas, not every place is perfect.
But then, my sandwich arrived, hot off the grill, and all was forgiven. In a city not exactly renowned for its cheesesteaks, this one was a revelation. The roll was that perfect balance of soft and sturdy, cradling a medley of flavors that sang with every bite. Affordable and satisfying, I think I’ve found my new go-to spot for a solid cheesesteak fix.
Our office had them cater a party once, and they served up a feast of salads, cookies, and an array of subs. I was so engrossed in the salads that I didn’t snap any pics—rookie mistake! But trust me, it was all delicious.
If you find yourself near 14th and K Street, do yourself a favor and stop by Taylor Gourmet. I’ll definitely be back to explore more of their menu. Here’s hoping the new management keeps up the great work and maybe even brings back more locations. This place is a tasty gem waiting to be rediscovered!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Classic Cheesesteak, Salad
I order this alllll the time on Uber eats. Unfortunately they took away all options to customize the meal and if you order cookies or chips they just send you whatever. Wish they would take the time to refresh the Uber side of their platform.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Sandwich
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Had Burgers, spicy chicken, federal hoagies all good and spicy was just right.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Sandwich
I came pretty late for a regular spot. Like 10-11pm. It was pretty quiet but they still had a burger special. The staff was kind and patient when my card didn't tap and that burger. It was hot, cheesy and so filling. The fries slapp so hard. Honestly, if I didn't live so far I'd keep eating here. While I'm in town, this place is gonna be it for me. Can't wait to try the sub
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Sandwich
The steak sandwich was cold and mushy.
But the staff was very friendly !
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 5
Food is okay. Very Salty. Nothing too special. Staff are nice. But it was also a very slow afternoon.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 5
I’ve been eating at Taylor Gourmet for over a decade and it’s always solid. Very good spot. 10/10 every time. Easily one of the best sandwich spots in
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
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