COVID-19 UPDATE | 3.15
In response to the guidance of the District of Columbia’s Emergency Rulemaking released today to take safety precautions and to best continue serve our community as a place for food distribution, we are continuing to provide grocery while shifting prepared food to pick-up, take-out and delivery ONLY through April 1.
Check with individual businesses for specific take-out menus, delivery and online shopping options. All take-out orders must be placed online, via delivery app or phone.
Participating Businesses
Grocery:
Pick-Up + Delivery:
As long as operations can be conducted in a safe and responsible manner with guidance from government officials, we will continue to do our best to serve our community.
See our COVID-19 community safety actions for the well-being of our guests.
Please go to DC.gov Resources and coronavirus.dc.gov for additional helpful information.
We’re in this together and appreciate your ongoing support as we all navigate this rapidly evolving situation.
Pioneering vision is the driving force behind Union Market District, an historically relevant neighborhood of sights, sounds and tastes that continues to thrive today. Expanding beyond its origins as a food market to include shopping, dining, arts, entertainment and community events year-round, Union Market District is a discovery destination—a place for creative enterprise and authentic experiences.
WE LOVE OUR COMMUNITY. YOUR SAFETY MATTERS TO US.
Per CDC guidelines and DC mayoral mandate, masks are not required inside Union Market. We will continue to monitor the situation and remain in compliance with local and national guidelines. For more information on the city’s guidelines, please visit: coronavirus.dc.gov/
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