NOAA News and Valet

Silver Spring, United States

4.5

2 reviews

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Telephone:
+1 301-357-0935
Address:
1327 E W Hwy, Silver Spring, MD, 20910
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
340 ftSilver Spring
440 ftMARC (inbound)
460 ftMARC (outbound)
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Local time (Silver Spring) 7:44 PM Sunday, June 29, 2025

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Description

Specialties

Coffee & Donuts /​Sandwiches /​Sushi rolls & Lunch Boxes /​Soda Drinks /​Everyday Items…

Dry Cleaning/​Alteration & Shoe Repair Services

MD Lottery, Keno, and Scratch Games

NOAA souvenirs…

History

Established in 2014.

— Originally Started in 1992.

— Purchased and Renovated Convenience Store, News and Valet at NOAA on August, 2014.

Meet the Business Owner

H K.

Business Owner

Convenience Store at NOAA, Silver Spring, Maryland

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2 reviews of NOAA News and Valet

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Place rating: 5
Baltimore, MD
You can get lunch here (love their sushi!), lottery tickets, get your clothes cleaned, and more, including a great selection of reasonably priced snacks. Just steps away from the Silver Spring Metro, next door to the NOAA visitor center. Nice lady runs it, who is very friendly. If you work in the NOAA Silver Spring campus, it’s in the lobby of Building 2.
Place rating: 4
Washington, DC
This place is under new management (and I really loved the older man that used to own it). While not much has changed, it’s still basically a tiny convenience store, the new owner makes homemade onigiri. She usually has three varieties ready for each day. A beef bulgogi, a tuna/​kimchi, and a calamari. It’s hard to find onigiri anywhere in DC besides maybe an Asian grocery. I’ve had the beef and the tuna and really liked it. It’s solid stuff. I recommend.