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Famous Luigi’s Pizza was there 70 Years, Bonfire made it 8 months

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1132 19th Street, NW

We shoulda known after the initial promise of a “glamping experience”

Washington Business Journal reports:

“The hits keep coming on 19th Street NW downtown: Bonfire, the fire-themed restaurant that only opened last February, will shutter later this month.”

Ed. Note: They opened in late April/early May.

Famous Luigi’s Pizza closed after 70 years at 19th and M St, NW back in December 2013.

Other relatively recent closures on 19th Street include Olivia’s Diner and Science Club and Sophie’s Cuban and Protein Bar and Smith and Wollensky’s and Shoes by Lara and Red Robin Burger Works and Noodles and Co. not to mention Melt Shop around the corner…

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