Taylor Gourmet Deli Market

I had never been to this place before so was kinda sceptical about eating here but figured I'd give it a try. I had a small sandwich, don't remember the name of it exactly but it was turkey, Swiss or provolone, lettuce, tomatoes, and balsamic vinegarette. Basic sandwich. I wish I could've taken some of the vinegarette home. It made the sandwich sooo good! A little spicy and I'm not into spicy food but it was delicious. Had a lemonade, not too sweet,just right for me though. The place was clean with a few tables so you can eat on the premise.

Taylor has finally reopen in it's founding location on H Street after some major renovation. We have been missing it so much as their really is no other great sub option on H Street. It is one of the cornerstones of H Street! We miss you guys! As at all it's locations across the city and Northern Virginia, their subs are amazing. The seasonal options are a bonus. You really can not go wrong with anything on their menu.

This location is the original DC location of Taylor Gourmet. Now they are all over the city and suburbs. This location has two main rooms for people to sit and is in the middle of the bustling H Street NE food scene. When Taylor's first opened, the bread was made fresh from Philly early each morning and driven to this location (How cool is that?!). I am sure they no longer do that, but the bread is still quality as is the menu. Taylor Gourmet makes seasonal sandwiches now, but I'm still a sucker for their chicken cutlet sandwiches like the Vine. It's perfectly breaded chicken cutlet with pesto sauce, prosciutto, and provolone. It's pretty big so definitely just order a sandwich; no need for extra food. The one downside of Taylor Gourmet is their soda fountain. They sell artisan sodas, but I don't think it's very good and the taste seems always a tad off. My recommendation to Taylor is to find another artisan soda maker. Other than that, this is a GREAT place for an easy meal.