20 restaurants fit under one roof at this new DC food hall

This video is no longer available.

If you’ve ever argued about where to order dinner from, this new food hall solves that problem.

Allan Ng is the regional director for Wonder, a new food hall in 14th Street in D.C. where you can order a variety of foods. If you want pizza and your spouse wants Mexican food, it’s no problem.

“(Wonder) allows our guest to really order from 25 different restaurants in one single order,” Ng said.

Fare is available from all these restaurants in the D.C. area:

  • Tejas Barbecue
  • Limesalt
  • Fred’s Meat & Bread
  • Yasas by Michael Symon
  • Streetbird by Marcus Samuelsson
  • Burger Baby
  • Wing Trip
  • Alanza Pizza
  • Room for Dessert
  • Kin House
  • Alanza Pizza
  • Detroit Brick Pizza Co.
  • Royal Greens
  • Hanu Poke
  • Di Fara Pizza
  • Bellies
  • Bobby Flay Steak
  • The Mainstay by Marc Murphy
  • Walnut Lane by Jonathan Waxman
  • Chios Taverna by Michael Symon

Wonder also has limited seating at its brick and mortar locations. The D.C. location has about four booths and a few other seating spots.

Allen, who lives in D.C., described his experience as “pretty simple.”

“You just walk in, it’s not terribly hard,” he said. “You filter through the food items, there seems to be a lot of variety.”

Alyssa Venditto also placed an order: “I like the concept. It seems like it’s more to-go.”

There are seven more locations coming to the D.C. area, including Rosslyn opening later this month and spots in the West End, College Park, Cleveland Park, Reston, Franconia and Navy Yard to come.

Ng said if you use the app, you’ll get your food quickly: “The great thing is our goal is 30 minutes or less.”

Get breaking news and daily headlines delivered to your email inbox by signing up here.

© 2025 WTOP. All Rights Reserved. This website is not intended for users located within the European Economic Area.

Kyle Cooper

Weekend and fill-in anchor Kyle Cooper has been with WTOP since 1992. Over those 25 years, Kyle has worked as a street reporter, editor and anchor. Prior to WTOP, Kyle worked at several radio stations in Indiana and at the Indianapolis Star Newspaper.

Federal News Network Logo
Log in to your WTOP account for notifications and alerts customized for you.

Sign up