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The Darkroom coming next door to the new DCity Smokehouse on Florida Ave

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207 Florida Avenue, NW

The placard posted out front says The Darkroom will be:

“A new retailer class ‘C’ Tavern with 90 seats and a Total Occupancy Load of 144. Applicant has also requested an Entertainment Endorsement to include dancing.”

This is the former Aida sales and service store:

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Right next door to the new DCity Smokehouse space coming soon. Updates on both fronts as they get closer to opening.

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2nd and Florida Ave, NW

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