Lovely spot for artisonal sandwiches that also have a great selection of local meats, produce and of course Cheer Wine!
This place has some of the best pastrami I've ever eaten, and I lived in New York for three years. Thick slices of pastrami, mustard, and extra slices of pumpernickel with a pickle on the side: that's all you need. You can also get other varieties of meats here and they're all worth trying. A must-go place if you're in the city.
This is hands down one of the best places in DC, if not the best. The quality and assortment are top notch, get a sandwich, any sandwich, you can't go wrong.
All sandwiches I've tried were delicious and massive. Definitely enough for two (at least!) meals. The meat they use is looks and tastes high quality. The bread is fresh and tasty too. What else do you need from a sandwich?
Just what i was looking for. Grabbed a couple New York Strips about 12oz ea. Beautiful Marble fat content. Pan seared to perfection! Will definitely be back!
Visiting from st louis. Great food, generous portions, fantastic employees!
Hidden gem! Best Italian in town, probably best I've ever had. I'll come here EVERY time I'm in town now.
Fantastic local market with an excellent array of meats. The staff is also very nice
One of the best sandwich shops in Georgetown and DC. Pricey but you get exactly what you pay for and you get more than you are expecting. Meals that can feed a small army.great experience
I've got a special place in my heart for pastrami sandwiches and deli delicacies. My expectations for D.C. delis are fairly low, but I'm always delighted when a delicatessen surprises me. Stachowski's falls in that category.
Out in Georgetown, my BF and I decided to stop by Stachowski's for a quick lunch. The storefront is small, but it was brimming with activity. I was legit impressed with how much they're able to serve in this corner Georgetown store. You can order various meat cuts and different types of sausages. I saw everything from bone-in ribeye, rack of lamb, filet mignon, turkey sausage, roasted chicken, and Cajun andouille to Kielbasa, duck, and Weisswurst. They also have some seafood items like tuna and salmon.
And what's more - there are plenty of charcuterie options like panchetta, duck pate, rabbit pate, soppressata, mortadella, and duck prosciutto. And if that wasn't enough, they serve meatballs, kabobs, pastrami hash, and stuffed quail. Furthermore, you can find some fruits and veggies for sale as well, cookies, soups, sauces, syrups, and even frozen prepared food. This market is a one-stop shop!
We ordered the 4 Meat Grinder ($12.99) to share. This has salami, coppa, mortadella, soppressata with provolone, lettuce, tomatoes, onions, and hot peppers in a house vinaigrette. This sandwich is massive, big enough for 3 people. I could only eat about 1/3 of it at best. The meats were all fresh, and there's a nice ratio split between bread, veggies, and meats. The vinaigrette makes things a bit messy (it wouldn't be a deli sandwich without some mess!) and it makes it difficult to save it for another day, since it'll make the bread very soggy. The bread is very crunchy, fresh, and holds up all the packed ingredients very well.
I would definitely come back and try all their sandwiches. And if you're in the need for a great deli sandwich, head over to Stachowki's.
Great local butcher/deli. Love the take-out food and sandwiches.
Great combo of a deli and butcher shop. Highly recommend the pastrami or roast beef sandwiches - you won't regret getting one.
Best Reuben sandwich I've had outside of NY. The care and effort they put into their charcuterie, sausages and deli cuts is evident in their flavor. Pricey at times, usually worth the investment.
If you're going to Stachowski's for meat, it's going to be hard to beat the quality. This is a true butcher shop that cares about their products. You'll find everything from Cornish game hens to New York strip steak to duck prosciutto. The sausages are also very, very good. The only downside is that you certainly pay for that quality - Stachowski's is not cheap. It's not a place you go for everyday shopping, but for a special dinner it's a great choice.
Stachowski's sandwiches are comically large (particularly the 4 meat grinder, which is the size of a small head pillow), and are absolutely worth trying. The pastrami tends to draw a lot of people, and it's great, but it bears mentioning that it's thick-cut pastrami, not thin (for those of you that care). Whether you love it or not, the $12-$15 you'll spend on a "sandwich" that could feed a family of four is a fantastic deal.