Karin’s Cafe
2 Wisconsin Cir Ste 100, Chevy Chase, MD, 20815
Karin’s Cafe Menu
Sorry, We are updating this restaurant menu details.
Visit below restaurant in Chevy Chase for healthy meals suggestion.
Visit below restaurant in Chevy Chase for healthy meals suggestion.
Visit below restaurant in Chevy Chase for healthy meals suggestion.
Sorry, we don't have Q&A for this restaurant.
Sorry, No Coupons available for this restaurant.
-
Address :
2 Wisconsin Cir Ste 100
Chevy Chase, MD, 20815 - Phone (301) 657-8822
- Click To Get Directions
Opening Hours
Sorry, Store hours have not been updated. If you are the owner of this restaurants. Please update the store hours.
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good for Groups : No
Attire : Casual
Has TV : No
WE SERVE THE FOLLOWING STATES
Looky Weed - Buy Marijuana Online
Looky Weed is here to help you navigate the maze of legalized marijuana. We provide you with a complete dispensary directory.
Jacob S.
I moved to DC in April and work in the building above Karin's cafe. The location is convenient and they have $4 egg chicken taquitos which are a filling, delicious mid-morning snack. These taquitos were recommended to me by a colleague so I went down to try them out in early April. While I was checking out, I noticed a old looking extra long sausage on the heating display rack that looked like it had been sitting there for awhile. It was gross. However, the taquito was delicious, so I came back a few days later. The kielbasa was still there. [I know it was the same wienershnitzel, because there were some very distinctive markings on it, and it looked older and grodier with each passing day/week/month]. And so it went for six months... Eventually, I told a colleague about the mysterious bratwurst saga. He went down to see for himself and asked to purchase the aged meat specimen... "just to see what would happen" in his words. Then, the unthinkable happened. Cashier lady took the decrepit meat stick from its display case; wrapped it in tin foil; and sold it to my colleague...for $4.50!! (more than the taquitos). He brought it up to the office which caused several other employees to faint just from the scent of the thing. He placed it on my desk where I took a picture which can be found on this site. Moral of the story: I gave two stars because the taquitos are really good (and seem fresh) and Karin's prices/convenience are unbeatable in the area. However, if something looks like it might be really old and disgusting, it probably is...and these folks definitely have no moral reservations selling it to you. Enter at your own risk.
(2)Bryan W.
I have had and will only have one experience here. For the most part, the staff was polite but the sandwich that I ordered was just awful! How can you mess up something as simple as a sausage egg and cheese sandwich??? Pre-make it and put it in a warming case... For an undisclosed amount of time... I unwrapped what I thought would be my breakfast and took a bite. Very little to no flavor. The sage from the sausage was in the back end was nullified by the cheese like product. It was like the thick schmear of cream cheese that you get on a bagel! The egg product was in the form of a 1/5" thick sheet.... It was cut to fit the sandwich which was nestled between two soggy slices of cracked wheat bread. I forced myself through the first half and basically attempted to peel off the "cheese" and eat the sausage patty from the second 1/2. They have a flattop grill behind the counter and in addition to the basic breakfast sandwiches they will prepare pancakes, bagels and stuff like that. There is a lunch menu with sandwiches and wraps but I'm just going to pass. If you do decide to grab a breakfast sandwich here, I would suggest modifying your order so you get a pre-made sandwich.
(1)Carl n.
***Warning*** If I could give this place NEGATIVE STARS, I would, HAZARD TO YOUR HEALTH My gf ate here around noon for her first meal of the day on a Saturday morning two weeks ago. Thank goodness I got nothing but hours later she started to complain of nausea. Symptoms balloned and continued. It is now two weeks later, Sunday the second of March, and she is STILL throwing up, diarrhea, severe stomache cramps and unable to eat. We have gone to the doctors three times. The last time, they are still stumped (three saw her last night) but they believe it could be a parasite from eating contaminated food. Who knows how long that food stays out in the heat lamps **BUT** I would not risk it. There is a reason the food is priced cheaply, the ingredigents are incredibly cheap qualitly (she said the sandwich did not quite taste right but figured it was just cheap qualitly). The one other review left by Bryan describing the sandwich was spot on, my gf said. I will call food safety, such very poor qualitly food needs to be investigated. ***Warning, Hazard to your health, could be dangerous to eat***
(1)Raycal B.
This is a small lil cafe right atop the Friendship Heights Metro Station. The owner is very friendly. Place is kept very clean and has a large variety of things to purchase in such a small space. Even has a little table where you can sit down and eat. I visit here several times a week as it is close to my office where I work.
(3)S M.
The guy who runs this place was extremely rude to me twice in one day; once when I was trying to buy an item, and again when I called to inquire about a set of lost keys. He'll never get another cent of my business.
(1)Kera T.
This is probably more like a 2.5 but the convenience keeps me coming back. Customer service is good, they're pretty friendly and they always remember to give napkins. As I mentioned in my tip, it's best to get here really early in the morning for the best selection of sandwiches or you're going to be left with warm greasy scrapple on soft toast. I learned my lesson pretty quickly and on those days, I just grab a cheese danish and keep it moving. But I lucked up today and got a sausage, egg, and cheese. They're pre-made and wrapped in foil so if you don't have a toaster oven at work to heat and crisp the sandwich, go for the bagel or skip the trip--soggy toasted bread is the worst.
(3)