Each Peach Market

Each Peace is a small, good looking market catering to the urban professional who cares to buy local and organic foods. It’s one small room on Mt Pleasant Street just three blocks from the Columbia Heights Metro. Each Peach Market sells anything from local chocolate to high quality artisan coffee and everything in between including produce, canned goods, etc. They also serve as a pick up spot for a local CSA. It’s a little pricey compared to nearby Giant or Safeway, but if you live close, it’s a fun place to visit.

Produce is super fresh. Ordered the Dude sandwich was was delicious and ample. Sandwich prices are a deal. Grocery prices seem comparable to other organic, local, sustainable outlets. Really like their selection of dairy, cheese, meats, and alcohol.

Went twice for the sandwiches.
First time we had an earth shattering, mind blowing experience. The second time was very mediocre.
I’ll try it one more time, but the inconsistency does not bode well for me.

Essentially this
store is a disstilation
of a Whole Foods chain

Love these little shops that are sprouting up all over DC. Each Peach is definitely one of the (even) better ones.
I absolutely needed baby root vegetables, which I know sounds ridiculous but there you have it. Did you know how hard it is to find damn baby root vegetables? Amazingly difficult.
Each Peach was my last resort, although it should have been my first stop. They have a beautiful fridge with a wide variety of veg in all the colors of the rainbow. I managed to find some adorable, bright pink baby turnips and vibrant golden beets. Snapped up some semolina and gawked at everything else (local meats and so much more!) for a few minutes before I vowed to be back soon.
If you’re in the Mount Pleasant area I total envy you. Such gorgeous freshness awaits you here. Now, it’s cooking time!

Not only do they have a great selection of food at fair prices, but their quality as a local business, involved in the community is unmatched.
I ordered a gift basket for Valentine’s Day and the staff, service and overall experience was unrivaled. I cannot recommend EPM enough!

I really nice neighborhood market — solid items for a quick meal. I am hoping they will expand their selection overtime.

Walked in here randomly after passing by it on the way to breakfast. We walked in and the were impressed with the amount and range of items that the Market had. Baked goods, beer and wine, fresh produce, gourmet items and cheese and cold cuts. The staff was friendly; we walked in and a staff member asked us if we needed anything. We were just browsing and the local produce was fresh and cheap. We looked around and a lot of the items were really affordable or comparable to larger chains, a few of the items were more expensive but the majority of the store is really affordable. I also got the banh mi to eat and I was happily surprised, even a few hours later it was still really good.
I don’t know if it’s a place that I would come to for regular grocery runs but for produce, and smaller gourmet items it seems like a great choice.

I love the crew at Each Peach. They are so helpful, always available to answer questions by phone, and put together an amazing cheese and charcuterie platter at a very reasonable rate. If they don’t have it, ask!

Just picked up a pint of their homemade Thai Coconut Fish Chowder and had it for lunch. Wow, it was so good. I will be back for more of that!

As others have said, this place is cute, has friendly staff, and lots of great specialty foods. Here are four other good reasons to check it out and keep going back…
1 — Terrific sandwiches, including favorites, the Newton (turkey and brie) and the Dude (lots of salami and other meats with mustard and banana peppers). All the sandwiches are filling and well priced ($ 7 – 8)
2 — Amazing selection of locally sourced items, like lamb merguez sausages, my favorite.
3 — If you live in the area (Mount Pleasant/​Columbia Heights/​Adams Morgan), it’s a great community space. I’ve swapped advice and resources with the staff and fellow customers and always check out the community board for neighborhood events and announcements. Each Peach is also one of the pick up spots for a local CSA provided by Smuckers Farm of Lancaster County, so I’m there every week to pick up my box and a few extra goodies from the market.
4 — Lastly, Each Peach always changes things up. They sometimes have a warm pot of soup at the counter. There’s hot coffee, donuts and croissants on most Saturday mornings (if you get there early enough). You can order charcuterie platters for special occasions or pre-​order a local turkey or chicken for the holidays. I feel much more in tune with local and seasonal foods when I shop there.

Great neighborhood market, but definitely not the kind of place where you bring you shopping list. I drop in once or twice a week to see what they have — it’s almost always different, particularly in the coolers — and usually leave with something delicious. They purvey high-​end specialty stuff, seemingly at random, but there’s always something worth buying.

Cute place with really friendly people!
I was pleasantly surprised with the nice selection of produce, dairy, spices, sauces, meats, fresh bread, flowers and local art.
I think the prices were in line with big business (and the sad, overpriced bodegas around the corner from me), so I disagree with other comments about prices. For instance, $ 3.50 for a three-​pack of organic Romaine hearts and $ 2.50 for a large baguette.
I will definitely be back!!!

Each Peach Market is a nice little neighborhood market in Mount Pleasant. It’s conveniently located within a 5 minute walk of the Columbia Heights metro or along the 42 bus route. A great spot in the Mt Pleasant/​Columbia Heights area to grab a delicious sandwich or some artisanal grocery items. I really would like to dedicate some time to highlight their sandwich counter in the back.
This was easily one of the best sandwiches I’ve ever eaten. I got the Newton, which is smoked turkey, brie, arugula, tomatoes, and spicy mustard (I substituted hummus for the spicy mustard). All of the ingredients were extremely fresh and high quality, and this was complemented well by the crusty french bread that it’s served on.
Definitely returning to taste some of the other sandwich offerings! Still planning on going to TJs for my larger grocery trips (since the prices are a bit high), but I’m grateful to have a convenient option in the neighborhood.

I love this place!
You go in they smile and say hello and say thank you after you made your purchase.
It’s s smaller market specializing in local/​farm fresh/​organic items. Soups, sandwich and meats & cheese are excellent — and a special mention for all the delicious and unique chocolates they have.
Fresh local milk in a glass bottle — with the extra pocket change.
You’ll love it!

Yes. This isn’t a place to do your entire monthly grocery stop and clip all your coupons. Duh.
This is a place with fun food finds, pretty packaging, good Sammie’s, a cozy atmosphere, etc. The staff and owner handmake a lot of the items. Try the blue cheese spread. Grab a container, some yummy crackers, olives and a baguette and some booze. Good to go!

Yes. This place is definitely a neighborhood gem. Quaint, inviting, intimate. Prices are reasonable. Stopped by on my way home.; had a sandwich made while I shopped. Very yummy and FRESH! I’ll definitely be going back.

Each Peach is a very nice addition to the local «grocery» market and a nice little hipster/​trendy touch for the Mt. P neighborhood. With its organic produce and fruits, higher-​end and «healthier» dry goods, and select meat/​cheese/​charcuterie options, Each Peach has slowly become my local stop to pick one up or two random items to complete my ingredient list.
While I definitely appreciate the nature of a small business and understand the need for some mark ups, Each Peach definitely isn’t the cheapest place around. I probably wouldn’t be doing my weekly shopping there, but I’m glad it’s there.

Yeah I’m impressed by this place. I originally had a negative opinion because of their tacky kickstarter campaign. See here –
Usually when a for profit business does a kickstarter campaign, they give you a near equivalent gift certificate for your donation. Everyone wins — the business gets a low cost loan. Kinda. And you in turn get goods later. The business still comes out ahead because they pay no interest on this loan and when you redeem the gift certificate, you are also paying for overhead and profit. At this place, a $ 50 donation got you a button. Or something equally idiotic.
That said. I like this place. It’s a bit bare but the stuff they have is good and reasonably priced. Think fresh milk, duck proscuitto, sandwich meats, pâté, artisanal cheeses like real mozzarella did bufula (I think I effed up that spelling), a few vegetables, coffees, chocolates, fresh diary etc. You can’t do all your shopping here, but it’s a great place to come for treats.
It’s cute too and reminds me of some high end market in Napa. It’s a treat coming in here, and people are super friendly. It’s also next door to my favorite coffee place in DC.
**update** they put up a no guns sign, which I’m sure criminals will follow. It’s their prerogative to introduce politics to their store, as it is mine to not support a business that does not respect the second amendment.

I’m excited for this new neighborhood addition and wish them the best. I know they’re new and starting out from scratch, but I wish there was more they’d offer.
Veggie options are on the lower side. I know they are only selling what’s «in season» but I wish they had 3 – 4 more veggies/​fruit, like corn and cherries, for sale.
I also had one of their sandwiches today for lunch, I ordered «The Dude» the most expensive one at $ 7.95. It tasted fresh, but it didn’t wow me by any means. The bread was way too crispy and warm but the meat was cold even though I ate it right away.
Either way I’m excited for the addition and wish them luck and for a larger variety of veggies quickly! I’ll be back and update as they hopefully expand.