
Earlier in the week Eater DC had posted a tip that Tynan Coffee’s Friendship Heights location had closed at 5310 Western Ave. NW (Wisconsin and Western Ave, NW.) A good source tells me that the space will likely become a Le Pain Quotidien. Stay tuned.

Category: coffee, Coming and Going, Friendship Heights, Restaurants, scuttlebutt, Top Stories
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I know cycling has problems, but the crackdown on juicing has gone too far.
All I know is I am tired of seeing every renovation is just a gut job, then a unoriginal...
I love Bacio pizza in Bloomingdale! They don't offer delivery but great neighborhood...
311? I think I found the flower thief. Suspect is helmeted male, hopped up on apple...
I tried their kabob last weekend, it was pretty good and a lot of food for the price....
Now if only the other two locations would close!
Agreed…. a million times over. If you’re confused why I would support a local chain closing like this, just check out the reviews at the Columbia Heights location.
Nightmare.
that Tynan is very small….no where near the size of a typical Le Pain Sh*tidien
PLACE SUCKED LIKE ALL THEIR OTHER LOCATIONS! GOOD RIDDANCE!
Whoa, why all the Tynan hate? I’ve only been to the CH location a few times, but it was totally fine and better than Starbucks, no?
Better hurry and close the Columbia height location so that some other business can open in its place. The first/last time I visited any of their stores was when it opened in Columbia Heights. Bad service so completely avoided them ever since.
This place will be sorely missed.
If you’re honest, you’ve got to hand it to Tynan’s management and ownership for striving to and succeeding in providing rude service and a poor product at a high price. Mission accomplished.
The only place that does it better is Tortilla Coast.
Tynan and Tortilla Coast have the same owners
i’ve never been inside any of them, but glancing through the windows, and seeing their signage, i always felt like it was they type of place that would fit in quite well at an airport. it seem to exude that sterile, couldn’t-possibly-offend-anyone kind of vibe as if designed and tested through multiple multi national, multi ethnic, multi denominational committees so the fat and all sense of expression and individuality was striped bare to produce a truly efficient model of clarity.
like, i bet they have their own brand of bottled water. if not, well, that’s free advice for them…..
though now looking at it while not walking briskly by, those graphics are supposed to be latte art, huh?