Vital Vittles

Great to go to get snacks and sandwiches/​subs. The only complaint is the prices for the sandwiches/​subs.

Vital Vittles is a student-​run market. They have plenty of good sandwiches locally sourced from Booeymongers, Taylor, Broodjes & Bier as well as an awesome snack collection. My recommendation at least for the sandwiches get there early before the 12pm rush to get the best selection of sandwiches.
This is a great little store that I go to at least once a week.

Was always a bit suspicious of my Corp, but now they took $ 300 of my money and gave me nothing except a worthless gift card I can’t use because apparently the new computer system that the Corp bought with all the money they lose can’t handle my card. So, yeah, thx @thecorp

My wife has been in patient a number of times at Georgetown, didn’t know this place existed and after walking the campus after her recent stay. I found VV. They have some good prices and nice selection of items including sandwiches.

I really really REALLY want to rate this place higher, because I love supporting the Corp businesses. The hours and location are great, and when you’re a student it’s a convenient place to grab groceries when you don’t want to go all the way to Safeway. The trade off is that all of the items are pretty expensive. Also, I understand it’s student run, but there are always so many students socializing at the registers that sometimes I stand there unable to tell if I’m standing in a line or just wading among a crowd.

Claims to be open to customer review, but they’ve Bloked some
2 reviews for Vital Vittles that are not currently recommended
Always read the full review to get an idea of a business establishment. They’re ok since tney’re Convenient; high prices, but that’s fine

A pretty cool concept that’s entirely student run.
The Corp aka Students of Georgetown, Inc. is a non-​profit student-​run entity that owns/​runs seven companies at Georgetown. Vital Vittles is one of these seven companies, and is a campus convenience store located in the Leavey Center on the Georgetown University Campus.
Vital Vittles is a great campus option for purchasing everything from soda and fresh produce to cough medicine and school supplies. You can also buy pre-​made sushi and sandwiches, including a ton of vegetarian and vegan options. The variety available within this tiny storefront is pretty incredible. Some items are a bargain (e.g. 20 oz bottle of soda — $ 1.25 including tax) while some come at a higher price than you’d find at a supermarket or drugstore. For convenience though, it can’t be beat.
I am always impressed by the friendly and laid-​back student workers at Vittles, who manage to be approachably professional every time I am in the store.

Entirely student-​run. They market themselves by saying they have the cheapest Coke on campus, which is true, but many of their other items are really overpriced, even more expensive than Whole Foods. They can do that bc it’s not convenient for GU students to go to the nearest grocery stores (Safeway and Whole Foods). There is not a lot of produce here, just stuff that a typical college student would want (e.g. drink mixers, solo cups, pens and pencils, processed food, and convenience food). For some reason, they also discontinue some items, which I don’t really understand.

It’s a campus convenience store, what do you expect? Your’e gonna pay extra for the convenience of not walking to Safeway. It’s not going to cost you an arm and a leg if you only come here when you need something urgently. It’s a $ 1 for a 500ml Coke and a few more for a tub of ice cream. Plan your visits, and you’ll be fine. Vittles is A-​OK in my book.
For those non-​Georgetown peeps who need to grab a drink, Vital Vittles is on the 3^rd floor of the Leavy Center right next to the campus bookstore, credit union, and bridge entrance thing, and across from the career center place.

Shameless, this is what Vital Vittles… they are shameless. To put it in simple terms, a can of whip cream costed me $ 4.50. For most students on campus, the closest grocery store is whole foods which is a hike (and pricy) and so for those quick grocery needs, one must resort to this hole in the wall, so called student-​friendly, overpriced five aisle grocery lane.

As a student at Georgetown, this place is convenient, but it’s WAY overpriced. I don’t understand why about 90% of the store doesn’t have prices listed on their items. And while I know all students are struggling, I can’t believe that Georgetown’s Vital Vittles has TIP jars for cashiers at the front when most of what they do is just sit there and read magazines, or give an occassional grunt when they see that the lines are long. Listening to your iPod and just holding your hand out for my cash or card without even telling me the price (yes, this one cashier in particular just pointed to the price on the register) is not exactly my idea of good customer service or worthy of a tip. Give me a break.

best place ever —- as far as convenience stores (in the U.S.) go —- if only they sold booze… go to Epicurean for that.

Placed square in Leavey on the Georgetown campus. Responds well to students’ ideas. Has a great vibe, students’ choices of music, has active and enthusiastic staff with different sayings for their tip jars. Wide selection of snacks and sometimes heated sandwiches, although it has exclusivity with Coca-​Cola so there are no Pepsi products. Even during the summer schedule, you can drop in for $ 1 drink bottles or sandwiches from Booeymongers or bakery products from outside companies. The best part is that it’s almost always open, providing a reliable place to go even really late at night or early in the morning.
Supposedly has a very successful business model, being completely student-​run.

Vital Vittles is an impressive operation. Run entirely by Georgetown students driven by the motto «Students Serving Students,» it provides a crucial service to anyone who frequents the Leavey Center. And that includes not only Georgetown undergrads, but also med students, anyone who works at the hospital, and prospective students and their families.
This is a border-​line grocery store /​convenience store. 2 years ago it would have been a convenience store no question. But they have added a wee produce section. Must say that it’s very hit or miss — if you’re hellbent on having a salad that night, don’t head to Vittles. But if you’re lucky, they’ll have some decent apples, raspberries, carrots, and even cucumbers and tomatoes.
Its limited produce section aside, though, Vittles is a lifesaver. They sell everything from Ben and Jerry’s icecream to Campbell’s soup to yogurts to Booey’s sandwiches to vegan sandwiches to ping pong balls…
Also: they sell all 20 oz Coca Cola products (cold) for A DOLLAR. Cheapest around. No tax either because they’re non-​profit.
Check it out, if for no other reason to see that students aren’t always lazy wastes of space.