YELLOW Georgetown

I’ve been seeing Yellow pop up all over social media, and it absolutely lived up to the hype. The croissant was fresh and perfectly flaky, with just the right amount of filling—and it was as beautiful as it was delicious. The coffee was solid as well. The space is roomy with a thoughtfully designed layout. Although it wasn’t very busy when I stopped by, everything was spotless, and the staff were attentive and quick to clear empty trays. The only drawback is the lack of WiFi, which may be inconvenient for some guests. Despite that, I’ll be back to try some lunch options soon…

Cute spot to come in from out of the drizzle today. The chicken pita was hearty and delicious. I really liked the music soundtrack and comfy seating. The color theme and whole vibe is happy, modern, and fun. It is located on a shopping street and set amongst all the beautiful Georgetown residences. The dirty chai was lovely too. Definitely would come back agin!

Yellow is a popular DC spot for a reason. The food is consistently delicious, well made, and full of flavor. The Georgetown location has a great vibe with plenty of seating both indoors and outdoors. Inside, there are distinct areas including a lounge-style space and a main dining area. The open kitchen adds energy to the experience, and the bright colors make it feel like you are someplace else entirely. We visited for lunch and ordered the smoked chicken sandwich along with Moroccan green tea. The sandwich was juicy, smoky, and very satisfying. My friend ordered the lamb sandwich, fresh tangerine juice, and their signature soft serve made with vanilla ice cream topped with pomegranate syrup and molasses. The soft serve was rich, creamy, and delicious. Even though it was busy, we were able to find seating easily. Our food came out quickly and the service was friendly and efficient. The décor, overall vibe, and curated merch selection were all highlights. Their hummus is also excellent, and I would happily return to try more items on the menu. Overall, really good food made well with solid flavor and a great atmosphere. Definitely worth a visit in Georgetown.

What an incredible casual spin-off from Albi. The creativity and quality of the food is exceptional, and the service was informed but also amiable, all against a clean, modern but still vibrant and warm decor. We had the batata tots (delicious), and the spicy lahm bi ajeen (not) pizza: jibne, cherry tomato, toum, preserved corn, herb salad and the soujek (not) pizza: armenian beef sausage, jibne, pickled chilis, za'atar honey. The (not) pizzas were extraordinary. The gin cocktail I had was super solid, too. Well balanced and refreshing. Can't wait to return. I honestly liked my experience overall at Yellow more than Albi, and on par with La' Shukran.

Been to Yellow a couple of times now, and never disappointed with their Pita options As a vegetarian, I've tried the Falafel pita: This is absolutely amazing and definitely recommend it for all Cauliflower pita: This is a great option, but I prefer the falafel pita Red Shatta Hummus: Amazing hummus, loved the texture and the flavors. The seasoned pita with hummus was really really good and paired great with the hummus. The spicyness and flavor from the Shatta was great Overall, a great place to have nice Mediterranean food. Would love to visit again for their "Not Pizza" options offered later in the day Be mindful of the wait times to get a seat on weekends as the place is always full