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“RIP Alphonse on U Street. You were one of my favs — yet so few got to know you.”

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1212 U Street, NW

Alphonse opened with great anticipation after a major renovation back in August 2014. This was the spot from one of the owners of Russia House and Biergarten Haus. Thanks to all who sent @PoPville tweets. Were there any other fans?

Thanks to Mike Levine for sending:

“RIP Alphonse on U Street. You were one of my favs — yet so few got to know you.”

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Tim Fegan also notes that Nonna’s Kitchen closed upstairs as well:

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