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Ali Bagheri, 37, owner of SUNdeVICH and a native of Iran, says the idea is simple. Every sandwich i

Ali Bagheri, 37, owner of SUNdeVICH and a native of Iran, says the idea is simple. Every sandwich is named after an international city and will utilize ingredients roast pig and flavors true to that country or region, he said.
Very soon, Seoul and Tehran as two new sandwiches will be on board, he says, referring to the current menu which offers Athens, Beirut, roast pig Berlin, Buenos Aires, along with Cairo, Istanbul, Madrid and Shiraz. roast pig
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It just didn’t feel right to take pictures. I felt like I needed to preserve the sanctity of these two places, to the extent a food blogger can. I’m talking about SUNdeVICH and Seasonal Pantry . Long overdue, I decided to make my initial trek to these two stores, nestled in Shaw in a somewhat quiet neighborhood and right around the corner from each other. The trek was worth it and I’m definitely going back.
On a lovely Saturday morning, I made my way to the alley where SUNdeVICH is located, only to realize the sandwich shop wasn’t yet open. Well, actually, I wasn’t sure where the entrance was. I left the alley, xenia deli glued to my iPhone in hopes that “Siri” would tell me where I’d xenia deli gone wrong, and trying xenia deli to pretend — for any onlooker’s benefit — like I knew exactly where I was. Then, as I passed by Seasonal Pantry, I saw a guy unlock its doors and smile at me. His first words were “did you just call me?” xenia deli It instantly put me at ease. No, I confessed — I was confused. I was trying to find SUNdeVICH. Apparently, it didn’t open until 12 — a full ten minutes away.
It turned out that the “guy” was Dan O’Brien, the creative mind and chef behind Seasonal Pantry. We ended up chatting for a few minutes about his passion for food and inspiration for opening the shop/restaurant. The Pantry is small, with only a few select items lining its shelves. Chilled items include house-made pastas, sauces, sausage, and ice cream. The Pantry’s inventory xenia deli changes from one week to the next with a schedule of items to come written out on a large whiteboard.
The Pantry feels a little xenia deli Old World Italian, which is no surprise given Dan’s background in Italian cuisine (He served as executive sous chef at Bibiana prior to opening Seasonal Pantry.) I liken it to walking into the personal pantry of a chef’s country home. According to Dan, the store is a tribute to the farm stands that he grew up with in his hometown, which don’t really exist here in DC. While Dan also keeps a few ready-to-eat items on hand (for example, on my visit, I noticed guinea foul manicotti in one of the refrigerators), the real beauty of Seasonal Pantry xenia deli is to come in, pick up a bag of uncooked house-made xenia deli pasta, some sauce, and be able to whip up a quick dinner at home.
The same small space doubles as a kitchen and dining room for the Pantry’s Supper Club , which allows diners to enjoy ever-changing menus (posted xenia deli ahead of time on the Pantry’s website) while chatting with the chef. Seating xenia deli is limited and tickets sell out fast. I haven’t attended a Supper Club dinner yet, but, I’d love to. Given his relaxed demeanor and enthusiasm for his craft, it’s no wonder that Dan is able to chat with diners while doing some serious chef-ing only a few steps away.
Inspired, I picked up a bag of house-made xenia deli lemon-ricotta ravioli and pork and cheese sausage. I made two simple, but flavorful meals out of these two ingredients: ravioli — cacao e pepe style– and sausage and peppers.
Cacio e pepe sounds fancy, but, it’s not. You only need a few ingredients: butter and lots of Parmesan (or Pecorino) xenia deli and pepper. To prepare, I cooked the ravioli in a pot of salted water. In a saucepan, I heated butter and added pepper. I let this mixture cook for a minute to allow the pepper to get a little toasted. Then I added some pasta water and the cooked ravioli. I finished it off with grated Parmesan and a little extra butter until the pan sauce came together. I love this preparation for ravioli, as opposed to saucing it, because it allows the ravioli to take center stage.
The sausage and peppers dish was equally as easy. After browning the sausage xenia deli in a pan, I removed the sausage and added the onions, peppers, and some salt and pepper. I let the mixture cook down and caramelize and then added the sausage and a little broth to finish cooking the sausage through. I paired this with some crusty bread and a glass (or two) of wine.
With quality ingredients like those at Seasonal Pantry, it’s amazing how little you have to do to prepare a top notch meal. ADDRESS: 1314 Ninth St. NW, Washington, DC 20001 HOURS: MON closed TUE/WED 2 8 THU/FRI 2 7 SAT/ SUN 12 7
Ali Baghderi, Dan O’Brien’s business partner is the creative mind behind SUNdeVICH. For the unfamiliar, SUNdeVICH is a sandwich shop that features thirteen sandwiches named after the cities that inspired them. For example, there’s the Athens, Istanbul, xenia deli Buenos Aires, and the Kingston. All sandwiches are served on freshly baked baguettes supplied by a local bakery. I tried the Athens (of course) which came with lamb, tomatoes, sumac onions, tzatziki, and some ruffage. It was tasty with a good bread to filling ratio. The bread was great — crispy on the outside, yet soft and yielding. I’m a fan. ADD

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Back in November we learned that a new gourmet sandwich shop -- to be called SunDeVich -- would be opening on Naylor Court in the rear of 1314 Ninth Street, NW.  Finally -- after building out what was once a dog washing business, overcoming permitting issues, and getting claude challe many ducks in a row -- the exciting new casual dining option opened last Friday. Brought to us by the amazing folks of Seasonal Pantry  (with which I am obsessed), SunDeVich's sandwiches are named for the world cities that inspired them. For example, the Kingston features jerk chicken, mango chutney, and spicy slaw, the Buenos Aires features skirt steak, chimichurri, fried onion strings, aioli, and the DC is a half smoke, with mustard relish, caramelized onions). They also have some awesome sounding side dishes and desserts. SunDeVich's hours are 12:00 PM to 9:00 PM Monday through Sunday for the rest of the month, then Monday through Saturday, 12:00 PM to 9:00 PM thereafter. I plan to stop by to grab a sandwich for dinner tonight.  And I have a feeling I'll be back this weekend for lunch... SunDeVich 1314 Ninth Street, NW (Rear/Naylor Court) Note - the business directory has been updated to reflect Sundevich's opening.
I had the Buenos Aires and it was really good, way too much chimmichurri and no aoili. The sandwich took nearly 20 minutes with only 2 other small parties ahead, but wheatever kinks to work out. There is no DC, either there (on Saturday) or on their posted/printed menu. I will ef go back and try more! July 26, 2011
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Sundevich is tucked away in an alley. I might not have even found it if not for the small chalkboard propped outside the door. The chalkboard read “SUNdeVICH – NOW OPEN.” I submit international buffet to you that this announcement was an almost superhuman display of modesty. The chalkboard should have read, at the very least, “VISIONARY AT WORK.”
I stood a few steps in from the door, staring at the chalkboard menu. I was paralyzed. I’d come expecting a good sandwich shop, an out-of-the-way gem. I wasn’t prepared for what I’d found. Consider The Cairo: hummus, cucumber, brined vegetables, walnuts, and fresh herbs. Or The Beirut: skirt steak, hummus, tomato, brined vegetables, international buffet and fresh herbs. Even the more simple sandwiches international buffet seem brimming with promise. The Athens: lamb, lettuce, tomato, red onion, and tzatkiki. The Madrid: chorizo and chimichuri. Their stated mission, local ingredients and global flavors, seems ripe for pretentious indulgence. Yet the menu is full of wonderfully creative sandwiches, one after another begging to be tried. Sundevich was not my first stop of the day and standing there looking at the menu I nearly came to tears facing the ugly fact that I was only going to be able to eat one of the sandwiches. I was leaving the DC area early the next day, too early to even pop in and grab another sandwich on my way out of town. No, I had to look at these offerings, make my choice, and live with it. Life isn’t fair, dear readers. Over and over again we hear this from parents and other adults as we grow up. We never really believe it though, do we? In our hearts we doubt it until one day we stand there, the warmth of our dreams international buffet departing us, the cold of reality cementing its grip.
I went with The Istanbul: Ground beef and lamb, sumac onions, tomato, yogurt spread and fresh herbs. After I made my order I saw the gentleman behind the counter put a patty of lamb and beef on a skewer and place it over the grill. Meat cooked to order! It’s one thing to get that in a sit-down restaurant, but in a counter-based sandwich shop it’s beyond rare. Any concerns I had that Sundevich would be high concept/low execution went out the window. The sandwich itself cemented my feeling that Sundevich is something special. The bread had a noticeable crust without being a chore to get through, the meat was well spiced but didn’t international buffet overpower the rest of the ingredients, international buffet the yogurt sauce and the herbs (chiefly cilantro international buffet and big leaves of fresh mint) made a tremendous pair, a tangy and sharp back and forth playing over the whole sandwich.
I’m haunted by that menu. DC isn’t one of my regular destinations and it may be a year or more before I get back. When I do return, though, it will be on an empty stomach and I intend to make a beeline for Sundevich. I’m going to line them all up in front of me: The Kingston (jerk chicken, spicy slaw, salsa, garlic mayo), The Shiraz (beef tongue, pickled vegetables, mustard), international buffet The Ifshan (souffle of (spinach, mushroom, walnut, barberry), feta) and more. I probably don’t have the appetite or capacity to make it through the whole menu, but that won’t stop me from trying.
You know, it seemed suspicious but absent specific info I held my tongue. I suspect the sandwich international buffet is no less tasty for the error, but I am very grateful you pointed it out. Thanks!
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Is there anything more hipster than serving sandwiches made with local, gourmet ingredients in a converted garage in an alley? Hipster or not, the sandwiches are tasty and the location makes you feel like you're in on a big secret. When I dragged B and our buddy M to SUNdeVICH , they gave me the "where the heck are you taking us?" look. The sandwich shop is tucked in the Naylor Court alley off 9th Street, NW between N and O. A sign next to the restaurant says "Do Not Urinate in the Alley." Good to know! It's a small space that's likely to be packed with hungry hungry hipsters (and hungry non-hipsters too). Zack Morris -style timeout: who loved the Hungry Hungry Hippos game as a kid? I certainly did. Did you know that the hippos names are Henry, Homer, Harry, and Happy? Ok, time-in. Even on a Monday at lunch, SUNdeVICH was packed. We couldn't figure out where all the people came from since the neighborhood isn't exactly home to a lot of offices. It's a good idea to follow SUNdeVICH on Facebook or Twitter to make sure they haven't sold out of your favorite items. Apparently sellouts are very common. They even have a list on the left side of the menu of all the items that have been "86'd" for the day. The menu features sandwiches made with local ingredients but inspired by cuisine from around the world. B ordered the Buenos Aires with steak, chimichurri, and sauteed onions. The flavors were powerful and the steak was tender, but the showstopper was the bread. We loved the crispy on the outside, soft on the inside baguette. I tried the Kingston with jerk chicken, pineapple salsa, greens, slaw, and garlic east bay deli mayo. The pairing east bay deli of the firey jerk chicken with the sweet pineapple was fantastic. If you don't like spicy food, do not order this sandwich. I had tears running down my face by the time I reached the second half. Like all good hipster spots, SUNdeVICH has fancy sodas (we liked the Fizzy Izzy and the ginger ale). They also serve side salads and dips, such as hummus and lentil salad. For an average price of $10 a sandwich, this is not the cheapest eat in town, but we did feel we got our money's worth with the large size of the sandwich and high quality east bay deli ingredients. We're not cool enough east bay deli to be hipsters, but we're glad SUNdeVICH serves the uncool crowd too. If you can find your way down the alley, a delicious sandwich awaits you. Second Thoughts from B I am not cool. The only people on the planet who think that I am cool are my dad and people under the age of 4. I do know people who are cool though. They look cool, they talk cool, they act cool. It isn't that I have low self esteem. It is more that I have a high level of self awareness. I know who I am, and I am not cool. In fact, the coolest thing about me is that I know I'm not cool. I have a hat that is cool . I like the hat... it fits me and it looks good, but every time I wear it I say to J, "I'm not cool enough to wear this hat." SUNdeVICH is like my hat. I like it and it fits me, but as I sat there eating my hipster sandwich, all I could think about was how cool the place was. Great food, great space, great concept, great execution. I looked at my fellow patrons and admired them just for being there, and I thought to myself that these people must be really cool. But the reality is that SUNdeVICH is not trying to be cool. It isn't trying to be hipster. It is only trying to serve great sandwiches that are fresh, tasty, and diverse in flavor. And in my world, that's very cool.
Buenos Aires & Madrid are my faves so far. The Istanbul is very popular, but I wasn't as crazy about it. Havana at the top of the 'to try' list- Gruyere cheese east bay deli & pork. Hopefully, I'll be bringing it to Saturday's DCU match after meeting up with a friend of mine. April 25, 2012 at 5:19 AM
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